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Five Treehouses in Portugal - Sleeping in the Woods Without Camping and Without a Hotel

From Peneda-Gerês to the Algarve, five places where the night starts with the sounds of the forest and ends with...

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Paris's 8th Arrondissement: The Champs-Élysées, Monet and Mont Blanc - The District That Makes You Spend More

The Arc de Triomphe, the Élysée Palace, two restaurants with Michelin stars, and Angelina from 1903. A Balkan visitor doesn't...

14 May 2026 Read more →

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Innsbruck Without Theatrics: The Tyrolean Capital Where the Alps Don't Swallow the Town

Five things to do for a perfect weekend in the capital of Tyrol - from yoga at 2,000 metres to...

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Városliget in Budapest: a park with a zoo, a castle and thermal baths - and nothing like Hyde Park

London has Hyde, Berlin Tiergarten, and Budapest - a space that combines music, nature and history in one park. And...

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Biarritz: The Whaling Town That Empress Eugénie Turned Into Europe's Aristocratic Décor

Belle Époque villas, the Hôtel du Palais, a Russian Orthodox church and six kilometres of surf beach - the town...

09 May 2026 Read more →

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Scilla in Calabria: The Little Venice of Southern Italy Where Houses Hang Over the Sea - and Where a Balkan Visitor Can Still Be Alone on the Terrace

The Violet Coast documented by Plato, a fortress from the 5th century BC, a fishermen's quarter built atop rocks, and...

08 May 2026 Read more →

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Luxury Cruising on the Nile: What Dahabiyas with 12 Guests Cost and Why the Steam Ship Sudan Was Born for Agatha Christie

From Luxor to Aswan under sail, no engine. A different angle on Egypt for those who don't want mass tourism.

07 May 2026 Read more →

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Split Is Not a Parking Lot for Hvar: A Roman Palace Turned Into a Living City - and a Piece of Home Sold to Us as a Foreign Country

17 centuries of marble, a 1700-year-old Peristyle as a cappuccino terrace, and a Dalmatian tempo the Balkans understands without a...

06 May 2026 Read more →

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Sopron, 60 Kilometres From Vienna: The Hungarian Town That Chose to Stay Hungarian in 1921 - and Still Isn't in the Tourist Brochures

A 13th-century fire tower, Roman roots, vineyards, a medieval synagogue and a plebiscite of loyalty. The Balkans have a similar...

05 May 2026 Read more →

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The Luxembourg Gardens in Paris: 25 Hectares, 100 Sculptures and Green Chairs You Can Drag Around Yourself

A place built for a Florentine queen, now home to the French Senate and one of the rare spots in...

04 May 2026 Read more →

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Sao Bento in Porto: 20,000 Hand-Painted Tiles, Monastery Ruins and a Train Station Tourists Come to See First

The Portuguese built even their train stations as works of art - 551 square metres of azulejos for travellers who...

03 May 2026 Read more →

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Puglia is Italy without a camera in hand: the heel of the boot that the Balkans understands more naturally than Tuscany

16th-century houses, pasta hand-rolled on the doorstep, and an Adriatic that put the Caribbean to shame - a region Europe...

02 May 2026 Read more →