The stereotypical Switzerland of yesterday was all about cheese, chocolate, and cuckoo clocks. Basel is a city that perfectly captures the spirit of modern Switzerland.
Old town It may not be your typical postcard-perfect old town with cobblestone streets and immaculate buildings, but that’s exactly why I love it. The
Thanks to the “Mothers of Lyon” and famed chef, Paul Bocuse, the city’s dishes are a mouth-watering blend of bourgeois traditions and folk culture. And
When visiting Lyon, it’s hard to miss the famous traboules that wind their way through the city. Lyon’s traboules passageways are actually an essential symbol
If you want to experience the best of Lyon, you cannot miss exploring its historical old part – Vieux Lyon. A stroll through the medieval
If you’re a die-hard fan of Franz Kafka like I am, the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Prague is Kafka.
Ready for an unforgettable weekend in Budapest? Buckle up—this city is a whirlwind of opulence, culture, and unapologetic charm. Budapest has shed its post-Communist past,
• Pena Palace: A mishmash of architectural styles and killer views.
• Castle of the Moors: Both ancient and modern architecture from a high vantage point.
• Regaleira Estate: Occult symbolism galore, hidden in fancy gardens and constructions.
• National Palace: Well-preserved with some unique features, including giant exhaust pipes.
• Monserrate Palace: Gothic meets Islamic in a chill, secluded setting.
• Convento dos Capuchos: Stay in a cork-built monastery and get lost in the Sintra forest.
• Cabo da Roca: The dramatic westernmost point of Europe that will stir your soul.
• Praia da Ursa: A stunning hidden cove for adventurous hikers to discover.
• Santuário da Peninha: Breathtaking views from a mountainside monastery. Worth the trek.
• São Pedro de Penaferrim’s Market: Local tradition and homemade goodies await at this charming marketplace.