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Dubrovnik is an absolute stunner — no surprise it got cast in the Game of Thrones as King’s Landing. But while strolling its charming streets is like walking through a medieval movie set, seeing Dubrovnik from above or afar is a whole different level of “wow.” Here are a few spots that’ll give you that … Read more
Just a stone’s throw from the fairytale-like Moszna Castle lies a lesser-known neighbor – Niemodlin Castle. Since we were already in the area, we figured, why not check it out? To be honest, I wasn’t expecting much. The plan was to simply stroll around the grounds, admire the exterior, and hopefully spot a few fallow … Read more
During my recent stay at my parents’ place, the weather was unusually beautiful—too good to waste indoors. So, we decided to take a small day trip. Moszna Castle had been sitting on my “must-visit” list for ages, but for one reason or another, I kept missing the chance. Apparently, I’d been there once as a … Read more
When I visited my parents at the beginning of April, the weather was absolutely gorgeous – the kind that practically begs you to go out and explore. So, I decided it was the perfect time to check out the newest attraction scattered across my hometown, Katowice – the Beboki. Now, you might be wondering — … Read more
There are actually two places for viewing cherry blossoms in Nørrebro – Den Sorte Plads (The Black Square) and Den Røde Plads (The Red Square). They have two different kinds of cherries planted that blossom during different times. When I visited, I had my hopes up for Den Sorte Plads (The Black Square), but the … Read more
Another beautiful spot I managed to visit on my cherry blossom hunt: Assistens Kirkegård It has a lovely little cherry tree alley, and unlike the busy crowds at Bispebjerg Kirkegård, this place feels much more peaceful and quiet. To find the alley with cherries, follow the main alley towards Niels Bohr’s grave. Just a gentle … Read more
The last stop on this year’s spring blossom trail was Tivoli Gardens I’ve lived in Copenhagen for so long and visited Tivoli in every other season, yet somehow never made it here during spring and Easter… no idea why I waited this long! It was such a lovely stroll—flowers blooming everywhere, sweet spring vibes in … Read more
In just about a month, cherry blossoms will once again paint Copenhagen in shades of pink. But where should you go to enjoy this breathtaking sight? To help you out, I’ve put together a guide to the best cherry blossom spots in and around the city. If you know of any hidden gems, feel free … Read more
Having explored numerous cherry blossom spots in Copenhagen and often finding them overcrowded, I decided to venture beyond the well-known locations in search of a more peaceful experience. That’s when I stumbled upon the quiet neighborhood of Pilegårds Vænge in Ishøj. Tucked away in a serene residential area near the E20/E47 motorway, this charming crossroads … Read more
This weekend, we had an epic opportunity—to step into the creative lair of our favorite artist, Thomas Dambo, aka the mastermind behind all the giant trolls we’ve been hunting across the world! Our love for his work started back in the days of the corona lockdown when we stumbled upon his giant wooden trolls in … Read more
One day, we decided to take a road trip to Dubrovnik. As we glanced at the map, we figured the coastal road looked like the prettiest option—so off we went! And let me tell you, that decision was perfect. The views were nothing short of jaw-dropping. Croatia’s coastal road, called Makarska Riviera or the famous … Read more
On our way back from Krka National Park, we were heading back towards Split when something caught our eye—Klis Fortress, perched dramatically on a hilltop. With the sun slowly setting down and not much time left before closing, we decided to try our luck and see if we could squeeze in a quick visit. And … Read more
Just an hour’s drive from Split, Krka National Park was a total surprise for us! We didn’t do much research beforehand, so our expectations weren’t sky-high, but wow—this place absolutely blew us away! Nestled along the Krka River in southern Croatia, the park is famous for its seven cascading waterfalls that look straight out of … Read more
Every year, my friends and I—hailing from different corners of the world—pick a new ski destination to explore. This time, our choice landed on Avoriaz, and let me tell you, it turned out to be an absolute off-piste paradise (at least in my humble opinion 😜). Funny thing is, I had no idea where we … Read more
February can be a bit of a drag—cold, dark, and frankly, kind of dull. But every year, Copenhagen Light Festival swoops in, turning the city into a glowing, magical wonderland. I’ve been capturing its brilliance for several years now, and it never fails to make for a fantastic evening stroll. This year, I got lucky—the … Read more
Over the Christmas holidays, I made the most of some decent weather and went with my family on a short trip. I wanted somewhere I hadn’t been before, with a manageable loop trail for a few hours of walking so we could easily return to the car. With my personal goal of visiting every castle … Read more
When I think about how to describe 2024, the word that comes to mind is challenging. It was a whirlwind of events—so much happened that it feels like the year flew by in the blink of an eye. It was exciting and fun at times, but also deeply painful and sad. We traveled quite a … Read more
Just a quick 30-minute drive from Split lies the enchanting town of Trogir—a place so charming it feels like stepping into a fairy tale. After reading about it in countless travel guides (including its spot on National Geographic’s top 10 island cities—check it out here), I knew I had to see it for myself. A … Read more
Christmas time in Copenhagen is magical. The surrounding darkness is illuminated by sparking lights, and the air smells of freshly fried almonds. There are Christmas markets at every corner, not only in the city but in a lot of manors and farms all around Copenhagen. It is time for lights, Glögg, and hygge !! For … Read more
Just an hour’s drive from Copenhagen, Stevns Klint is a magnificent limestone cliff that’s recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its “outstanding universal value.” Spanning 17 kilometers along the coast, the cliff rises up to 40 meters and is composed of layers of white-grey limestone, chalk, and flint, built over millions of years. … Read more