City of the cities: exploring the Trójmiasto
Sopot and Gdynia
If you need the typical beach experience instead of hidden spots like Westerplatte, take the tram (or the bike) and go to Jelitkowo: not just because there are some nice parks around (such as Park Prz…
Gdańsk, a city of freedom and diversity
In the land of amber and sea vol.2.
Last time we discovered the old town of Gdańsk – now let’s move forward! When you leave the Long Street on its other end, you will pass under Brama Złota (Golden Gate), which is maybe the most famous …
Legends from the shores of Gdańsk
In the land of amber and sea vol.1.
We all have dream destinations. Places where we have never been, but feel some kind of sympathy, connection or even a sort of déjà vu – the feeling that we have already been or lived in that place bef…
Some thoughts about Greek hospitality and mentality
Return to Greece and a day in Peloponnese vol.4.
Traveling, as I usually emphasize that is not just about seeing hundreds of sights and taking a lot of pictures, but it is also about meeting another culture and its people. I was already familiar…
An old dream come true: Epidaurus
Return to Greece and a day in Peloponnese vol.3.
The next stop we had in the Peloponnese was something I really did not think about, although it was always on my bucket list to see it in person. I remember the book First Eden by British document…
Nafplio, first capital of modern Greece
Return to Greece and a day in Peloponnese vol.2.
Now it is time to leave Athens a little bit and talk about the breathtaking trip I had to the Peloponnese! When I was planning my trip, actually I did not have it in my mind at all to go outside of th…
Meeting another face of Athens
Return to Greece and a day in Peloponnese vol.1.
It turned out many times that I am usually not the kind of traveler who returns to the same place twice – to say something that fits to today’s topic, as Greek philosopher Heraclitus said ‘You cannot …
Constanța, princess of the Black Sea
My ‘unexpected journey’ in Romania vol.4.
After discovering the extraordinary capital of Romania, let's move forward to an utterly different world. I have always wanted to go to the Black Sea, and when it turned out that it lies only two hour…
Herăstrău Park, folklore and the old town of Bucharest
My ‘unexpected journey’ in Romania vol.3.
As I was writing before, there is also a park close to the Triumphal Arch, which is called Mihail Park after King Michael of Romania. He was the last king of the country who was forced by the communis…
Architectural diversity in the streets of Bucharest
My ‘unexpected journey’ in Romania vol.2.
Let’s leave the treasures of Orthodox churches and theology for a while, because I would like to guide you a bit to see the modern architecture of Bucharest. The features are indeed similar to Vie…
The origins of Bucharest and Romanian Orthodoxy
My ‘unexpected journey’ in Romania vol.1.
There are a couple of things by foreigners that can be annoying for Hungarians. One of them is surely when people get confused with Budapest and Bucharest, just because they sound similar and ‘they ar…
The enchanting castle and fairy tales of Bojnice
Time travel through the castles of Western-Slovakia vol.4.
Let’s change the topic a little bit: now we are going the go ahead with another castle, the one of Bojnice (in Hungarian: Bajmóc) which is also located in the Trenčín region and I visited it during an…
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