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Best Muslim-Friendly Travel Destinations in Europe
Best Muslim-Friendly Travel Destinations in Europe.
How to cross the Melilla Border: Tourist Requirements Amid Tightened Security
The Melilla border, one of the EU’s two land crossings with Africa, blends strict Schengen rules with Morocco’s own visa and customs policies. Tourists must carry valid passports, possible Schengen visas, proof of accommodation, funds, return tickets, and since 2025, health insurance. Morocco enforces its own strict entry rules and bans goods from Melilla. Only…
Scams in Malta: What to Watch Out For and How to Avoid Them
Malta is generally a safe and welcoming destination, but like any popular tourist spot, it attracts its share of opportunists. The good news? With a bit of awareness and preparation, you can easily sidestep the most common scams and enjoy your holiday without unpleasant surprises. Here’s what we’ve seen, heard, and experienced during our travels…
Malta Travel Tips 2025: How to Beat the Island’s Biggest Challenges
Discover the beauty of Malta with our essential travel guide. Navigate parking, public transport, dining, and more for a seamless 2025 adventure.
New air link for winter escapes: LOT adds Warsaw–Stavanger
A year-round Warsaw–Stavanger route lifts winter and spring travel plans. Four flights a week start on 24 November 2025, with morning departures from Warsaw and easy midday returns from Stavanger. Trips feel simple. Connections in Warsaw expand options. Fjords, museums, and even a new metro library slide into reach.
Auschwitz Opens a Major New Permanent Exhibition in Block 15
Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial has inaugurated a new permanent exhibition inside Block 15, combining two powerful narratives: the fate of Poles in KL Auschwitz and the history of Oświęcim under German occupation. This renewal enriches both historical understanding and visitor experience, offering fresh sources, objects, and perspectives.
France Paralyzed by “Block Everything” Protests: What Travelers Need to Know
France is facing major disruptions as protesters carry out a “Bloquons tout / Block Everything” day of action. Roads are blocked, arrests are mounting, and police presence is at record levels. For travelers, this means road delays, possible rail hiccups, and access issues around airports. Looking ahead, more protest days are likely, echoing the decentralized…
Ancient Roman Treasure Unearthed at Histria: What’s the Story?
An archaeological discovery at Histria, Romania’s ancient Greek-turned-Roman city on the Black Sea, has unveiled a treasure trove of coins and ornaments dating back to the 2nd–3rd century AD. The find offers a rare glimpse into elite Roman life and reinforces the importance of Histria as a cultural landmark.
Metroteka on the Move: Warsaw’s Underground Library Turns a Commute into Culture
Warsaw folds a full-service public library into its M2 metro at Kondratowicza, inviting commuters, families, and travelers to make reading part of life between stations, with 16,000+ books, self-checkout, a 24/7 street-level return locker, and calm corners to work or unwind.
Climb “The Roof of Amsterdam” at De Nieuwe Kerk: a one-year skyline walk (2025 only)
A temporary platform crowns De Nieuwe Kerk for Amsterdam’s 750th birthday. You book a time slot. You climb to a panoramic ridge above Dam Square. You gaze across the Royal Palace, the canals, and the IJ. You do it now, because the experience runs only in 2025.
Norway included in New Schengen Border: EES goes live
Non-EU visitors will soon experience a new routine at Schengen borders. The Entry/Exit System (EES) begins on October 12, 2025, and will be introduced gradually until April 10, 2026. The first trip after the launch requires biometric enrolment, while later journeys will be faster thanks to automated e-gates. As a Schengen member, Norway will also…
Paris Swim: Safety vs Fun on the Seine
Paris swims again. The Seine now hosts three free, supervised zones. Fun meets firm rules: daily tests, lifeguards, flags, and skyline views.
Wine Tasting in Tuscany: A Journey Through the Heart of Italian Vineyards
Wine tasting in Tuscany represents one of the most immersive cultural experiences in Italy. From the rolling hills of Chianti to the medieval towns of Montalcino and Montepulciano, the region combines centuries of tradition, breathtaking landscapes, and world-class wines. Visitors can explore cellars, walk among vineyards, and discover how the essence of Tuscan life flows…
Ryanair Retreats in Spain: Regional Airports Lose Out in Clash with Aena
Ryanair escalates its dispute with Aena by shutting down operations in Santiago, Tenerife Norte, Jerez, Valladolid, and Vigo. The decision reshapes Spanish regional air travel and redirects focus toward larger hubs and foreign markets.
Icons in the Spotlight: The Tragedy of the Lisbon Elevator
A deadly accident in Lisbon has cast a shadow over the city’s historic funiculars and elevators. On September 3, 2025, the Glória funicular derailed, causing multiple fatalities and injuries. While shocking, this incident is an exception in the long history of iconic tourist elevators, which generally maintain strong safety records through strict maintenance and modern…
Tourist Scams in Paris: How to Recognize and Avoid Them
Paris dazzles with art, history, and romance, but its most visited sites also attract scammers. From the gold ring trick and fake charity petitions to friendship bracelets and shell games, here’s a guide to the most common scams in Paris, where they happen, and how to avoid them so you can explore safely.
Palmilhar Portugal: The World’s Longest Circular Trail Takes Shape
A new hiking project is transforming Portugal’s tourism identity. “Palmilhar Portugal” sets out to be the world’s longest circular trail—6,000 kilometers that link hidden villages, remote beaches, ancient vineyards, and lush forests. The initiative redefines how travelers experience the country, moving beyond major hubs to discover its authentic landscapes and communities.
City on Track: Prague Celebrates 150 Years of Public Transit
Prague prepares for a historic tram parade on September 21, 2025, celebrating 150 years of public transport. From horse-drawn trams to futuristic models, the city unites tradition with innovation in a grand anniversary event.
Marmaris Nightlife Curfews Transform Tourist Experience
Marmaris nightlife faces sweeping curfews as bars and clubs must close by 1 a.m. Tourists complain about lost vibrancy, while officials defend the crackdown as a move to create a safer, family-friendly image.
Gibraltar’s Border Open Future: Spain, UK and EU Deal
The UK, Spain and the EU announce a historic June 2025 agreement on Gibraltar’s future, removing land-border checks, creating a customs union with the EU, and introducing Eurostar-style passport controls at the port and airport. The deal secures free movement for 15,000 daily commuters, protects sovereignty, and ensures Gibraltar’s economy stays linked to both the…
Europe’s Local Food Chains: Authentic Tastes Beyond Fast Food Giants
Discover how Europe’s food chains mix tradition with modern dining, from Spain’s Rodilla to Italy’s Eataly, embracing local flavors while expanding globally.
What They Don’t Tell You About Malta. Things we don’t like in Malta.
Discover the hidden challenges of Malta, a Mediterranean paradise with tensions beneath its tourist-friendly facade. Get ready for an insightful journey!
Edinburgh Airport Strike Alert: Mobility Services Set to Disrupt
Edinburgh Airport faces severe disruption as OCS Group’s passenger assistants plan a strike, demanding fair wages and improved conditions.
Veliko Tarnovo 2025: Where Bulgaria’s Past Rises from the Cliffs with Every Step
Veliko Tarnovo clings to the cliffs like an epic still being written. Its stone houses stack steeply, defying logic and gravity. The Yantra River snakes through the valley, reflecting centuries of resilience. It’s a place where Bulgaria remembers—and reimagines—its identity.
Finding Faith and Solitude at the Monastery of the Holy Transfiguration of God
Nestled against limestone cliffs above the Yantra River, the Monastery of the Holy Transfiguration of God whispers stories few travelers ever hear. Just outside Veliko Tarnovo, it stands in solemn defiance of time, wars, and the natural world around it. This place is not grand in size, but it overflows with spirit.
Discovering the Hidden Spiritual Heart at Troyan Monastery
Tucked between pine-covered slopes and the winding Cherni Osam River, Troyan Monastery quietly holds centuries of Bulgaria’s spiritual soul. Unlike the more famous Rila, this monastery feels more personal. It offers intimacy instead of grandeur, reflection instead of spectacle. Here, devotion echoes gently beneath mossy rooftops.
Rila Monastery and the Spirit of Bulgaria
High in the Rila Mountains, silence speaks louder than words. The forest whispers, rivers murmur, and ancient stones seem to breathe. At the heart of this sacred landscape stands Rila Monastery. Bulgaria’s spiritual beacon, its walls echo centuries of resilience, beauty, and quiet defiance.
Belgrade in 2025: A City of Contrasts, Chaos, and Unstoppable Charm
Graffiti covers walls while old ladies sell wildflowers outside tiny churches. Belgrade moves fast, but never forgets where it came from. It’s not polished. It’s not predictable. And it’s never boring. Travelers in 2025 won’t find the next Barcelona here. Instead, they’ll find something deeper. A city that opens up slowly, layer by layer. The…
Saint Sava Cathedral – Belgrade’s Soul in Stone
Belgrade rarely makes the top of most travel lists. Yet, once you arrive, it captures you completely. With gritty charm, layers of history, and vibrant soul, this Balkan capital offers something different. It feels lived-in, loved, and utterly real. Unlike polished cities with postcard perfection, Belgrade shows its scars—and that’s its power.
Things We Don’t Like About Belgrade
We’ve written about how much we love Belgrade — the chaotic, soulful Balkan capital that draws you in with its contradictions. But real travel isn’t about falling for a place blindly. It’s about seeing it whole. And to tell the full story, we need to talk about the things we don’t like about Belgrade. This…
Belgrade is Awful. We Love the Belgrade travel experience
Discover a unique Belgrade travel experience through a raw and honest lens. From arriving with a Croatian car to wild nightlife, explore why this imperfect city keeps drawing us back.
Sound Tourism: Discovering Destinations To travel like an ear
When we think about travel, we often picture stunning landscapes, colorful architecture, or vibrant city scenes. But what if we stopped looking for a moment and started listening instead? Welcome to the world of sound tourism, a lesser-known but deeply enriching way of experiencing a place — not through what we see, but through what…
Prague’s New Brew: Discover the Most Trendy Cafés Right Now
Prague’s café scene continues to evolve, always keeping pace with global trends while honoring local roots. These cafés show the city’s appetite for design, community, and coffee that tells a story. You don’t need to go far from Prague’s historic core to find bold new experiences in a simple cup.
From industrial hideouts to minimalist…
Exploring Charlottenburg Palace and Its Timeless Treasures
Berlin never stops evolving. In 2025, the German capital feels like a living time machine. Here, history echoes through every street corner, while innovation buzzes in the air. It’s a city that remembers everything but still dreams big. Decades after reunification, Berlin still pulses with raw energy. The past blends with the future. One moment…
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