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The famous amusement park in the center of Copenhagen is once again illuminated by thousands of lights and surrounded by candied almonds smell. As my tradition would dictate, I had to pop by Tivoli during Christmas and run around with my camera. It was my third attempt as previously when I have tried, during the … Read more
The last two weeks, I’ve spent cooped up at home being sick ;( So when I felt a little bit better and saw snow falling down, I wrapped myself up like a burrito, grabbed my camera, and ran to Dyrehaven. Dyrehaven in winter cover is beautiful, and I don’t think I will ever have enough … Read more
Last year I have discovered that Bakken, the world’s oldest operating amusement park, is adjourned in lights and festive atmosphere throughout December. So as tradition would dictate, I took my camera, put music into my ears, and when for a nice photo session on empty alleyways of the park. If you are in the area, … Read more
Christmas came to Copenhagen and basks all the places in Christmas lights and holiday atmosphere. Copenhagen Zoo is one of those places illuminated by lights and surrounded by almonds and churros aroma, where you can go and have fun for a day appreciating animals. The Zoo prepared some workshops for kids, meeting with Santa Claus, … Read more
Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura is a history-themed park recreating the Japanese town and bringing visitors the culture and atmosphere of the Edo period(1603-1868). It is located in Nikko, only 2 hours away by train from Tokyo. The vast village consists of rows of merchant houses, samurai mansions, teahouses, restaurants, and an exciting Ninja village. The … Read more
Egeskov Castle (Egeskov Slot), located in the south part of the Funen, is Europe’s best-preserved Renaissance water castle. According to legend, it took an entire forest of oak trees to build the foundation, hence the name Egeskov (oak forest). Egeskov Castle was on my Denmark-must-see list for a long while, but somehow I never made it there. … Read more
Being a huge fan of amusement parks, I had to visit Tokyo Disneyland! There are actually two parks in Tokyo, located next to each other, under the Disney banner: Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, and I spent a day in each. It is impossible to switch between the parks as you see fit throughout the … Read more
*** The museum will close in August 2022, and a new teamLab museum will reopen at a city-center location in Tokyo sometime in 2023*** We started our Japan trip with a visit to the teamLab Borderless, officially known as the Mori Building Digital Art Museum. It is an interactive and immersive multisensory digital art museum … Read more
Just before the COVID lockdown, I was lucky to travel to Japan to celebrate my 30th birthday. The last time I was there, it was during Sakura (cherry blossom) season, this time, I decided to hunt down red leaves during the autumn foliage season. Initially, during the three-week stay, I planned to go to all … Read more
After visiting Ogrodzieniec Castle, we still had some time and energy, so after some recommendation from my mom’s friend, we decided to check out Zborów Mountain. Zborów Mountain, sometimes called Berkowa Mountain, is the highest hill with a height of 462 m lying in the range of Kroczyckie Rocks. It is one of the most … Read more
When I watched the Witcher series on Netflix, I had a feeling I knew the castle from somewhere. After a little bit of Googling, I found out it was Ogrodzieniec Castle, which is located less than an hour away from my family home! So when my boyfriend and I went for a short family visit, … Read more
Dolina Kościeliska (The Kościeliska Valley) is located in the Western Tatras. It is a 9 km long trail leading through the second-largest valley on the Polish side of the Tatra Mountains. You can extend the hike along the route by going to one of five caves, Kraków Gorge, or a beautiful Smreczyński pond. Several trails … Read more
Zakopane, called the winter capital of Poland, is a lovely town situated at the foothills of the majestic Tatra mountains. But Zakopane is a place to visit in every season, not only in the winter. It offers incredible views and unforgettable experiences all year round. I am pretty sentimental about the place as I used … Read more
“LUMAGICA – Spooky LumiNights” is a light festival with fantastic light art and music. As you stroll through the area, you will pass by the illuminated spooky pumpkins, spiders, and skeletons. You will see enormous shimmering and gleaming sculptures, light corridors, and light shows that illuminate your path. In the heart of the light festival, … Read more
The Kletno Uranium mine is located on the northern slope of Żmijowiec in the Śnieżnik Massif in Lower Silesia in Poland. For many years, this place was inaccessible to tourists, with the Underground Tourist Route becoming available only in 2002. I fell in love with the mine; it evoked memories of my dream of being … Read more
Włodarz, an underground complex built in the Włodarz mountain massif (Wolfberg in German, Wolf’s Mountain in English), was the last Riese complexes we visited during our tour. Project Riese (Giant) continues to be one of the most mysterious construction projects of II WW conducted in the region of the Owl Mountains by Nazi Germany. Currently, four … Read more
Tivoli gardens Tivoli is many things, but first of all, it is an amusement park. It is quite old, as it has been founded in 1843. The gardens in the name come from the fact that the whole area is a really nice place for a stroll and relaxation. As Tivoli is located in the … Read more
Książ Castle (Fürstenstein in German), located in Lower Silesia, is the third-largest castle in Poland and one of the biggest in Europe, with over 400 rooms (about 600 if you include service rooms). The castle stands proudly atop a steep cliff overlooking the nearby verdant valleys, covered with trees and flowing creeks. The beautiful gardens … Read more
Grodno Castle (Kynsburg, Königsberg) stands on the summit of Mount Choina overlooking the Bystrzyca River. In the early years of its existence, it belonged to the Silesian dukes of the Piast dynasty and was one of the largest castles in the entire region. The stronghold was built for defensive purposes strategically on the mountain to guard the … Read more
Church of Peace in Świdnica, erected in 1657, is one of the most impressive temples I have seen in Poland. The uniqueness of this church is emphasized by the fact that it is made only from perishable materials such as straw, clay, sand, and wood. This Evangelical-Augsburg church is the largest wooden baroque temple in … Read more