Last Updated on 11/08/2026 by kami Stramberk is one of the most charming places you can visit in the Czech Republic. Located just a short train ride from Ostrava and not too far from the border with Poland and Slovakia, this is one of those lovely towns where spending time is a pure pleasure. With a history dating back to medieval times, a well-preserved historic center, and a picturesque…
Last Updated on 31/07/2026 by kami Most travelers who visit Bosnia and Herzegovina focus on only two of its most popular destinations: Sarajevo and Mostar. And while they both are amazing, there are so many great places to visit in this underrated country. After visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina on numerous occasions and traveling all over the country, I think it s best to plan a 7-day Bosnia and…
Last Updated on 08/07/2026 by kami Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is one of the most fascinating places to visit in the Balkans. But while you are there, you don t need to limit yourself to this amazing city only; there are so many more great places in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and you can visit them as day trips from Sarajevo. The most popular addition to any Bosnia itinerary is…
Last Updated on 30/06/2026 by kami Located only an hour by train from Warsaw, Lodz is one of the most unique yet overlooked places to visit in Poland. Known for its industrial heritage and multicultural past, the city offers so many attractions that you can easily spend a weekend in Lodz, and you won t be bored. Even though Łódź still has a somewhat mediocre reputation among Poles, I believe it s…
Last Updated on 25/06/2026 by kami Wroclaw is one of the most popular places to visit in Poland, which is not surprising given the many great attractions this city offers. From beautiful Old Town and historical sites to quirky dwarfs and UNESCO-listed Centennial Hall there are so many things to do in Wroclaw for you to enjoy. But the city can also be a great base for wonderful day trips around the…
Last Updated on 24/05/2026 by kami One of the easiest, albeit not popular, day trips from Wroclaw is to Legnica, a historical town in the Lower Silesia region of Poland. With the distance of only around 75 kms and frequent train connections from Wroclaw, a trip to Legnica can be a good addition to your Poland itinerary. Once you get there, you might be surprised by how interesting this city is and…
Last Updated on 09/05/2026 by kami Poznan, the fifth largest city in the country, is one of the most interesting places to visit in Poland. This is where Polish statehood began, in the late 10th century, and even though the city went through turbulent periods over the centuries, it is still among the most important places in the nation s history. With the convenient location, halfway between…
Last Updated on 19/03/2026 by kami Podgorica, the capital city, is not one of the top places to visit in Montenegro. Unlike other places in the country, there’s no charming old town, historical landmarks, or beautiful landscape there. But fans of architecture, especially from the second half of the 20th century, should have the city on their radar, as you can find some really great brutalism in…
Last Updated on 10/03/2026 by kami Located just a short train ride away from Krakow, Tarnow is one of the most overlooked cities in Poland that definitely deserves your attention. It was founded in the 14th century, and you can clearly see the city s long history in its diverse attractions and all the great things to do in Tarnów. Fortunately, all the best sites are not too far apart, so you can…
Last Updated on 25/06/2026 by kami Plovdiv is, without any doubt, one of the best places to visit in Bulgaria. It is believed to be the oldest continuously inhabited city in Europe, with traces dating back to the 6th century BC. But Plovdiv is more than just ancient ruins and a charming UNESCO-listed Old Town. This is a cool, vibrant city with diverse Plovdiv attractions that nicely balance each…