The road from Shiroka Laka to Varbovo requires patience. It is narrow, winding, uneven, and challenging. Just as the adrenaline of passing other cars (and a lorry loaded with hay …
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Restaurants in Sofia We Love for Dinner (by Andrey and Mimi)
11 minutes readWhile we wait for Michelin stars to grace Sofia’s culinary scene, you might think our capital’s restaurants are flying under the global radar. However, if you flick through international guides …
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Savona, the City Nobody Writes About: Sights and Hidden Treasures, Italy
11 minutes readIs it worth writing about a city that has spent its entire existence in the shadow of its neighbour? While researching the history of this Italian town, which we visited …
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When we arrived in Palermo in 2026, exactly 12 years had passed since we last set foot in Sicily. We keep a warm and cosy memory of this island, yet …
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Delft, Netherlands: The Little Amsterdam of Vermeer and Delft Blue
10 minutes readWhen we speak of the Netherlands (Nederland), the canals of Amsterdam (Amsterdam) or the modern architecture of Rotterdam (Rotterdam) immediately spring to mind for most people. But if you are …
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When we hear the name “Bordeaux”, our minds automatically paint a picture of a bottle of aged wine, oak barrels, and endless vineyards. But if we reduce Bordeaux merely to …
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Whenever I hear the name of this French city, I immediately think of wine. However, Bordeaux is a wine that requires a certain level of knowledge to truly understand what …
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Two Michelin Stars in Venice’s Secret Garden: Glam Enrico Bartolini Restaurant
12 minutes readI do not know if you have ever experienced this specifically with a restaurant, but it happens to us from time to time. A place might be so incredible, and …
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I land late in the evening at Treviso Airport and almost miss the last bus to the city centre. I am not worried, however; the airport is incredibly close, making …
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A Taste of Copenhagen: From Street Markets to Michelin Stars
10 minutes readIt is not certain you will ever manage to try everything you want to in Copenhagen. Even if you have a whole month to spare, you will still leave feeling …
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I understand absolutely nothing of the Danish spoken around me. The spelling of the words on the station signs bears absolutely no relation to their pronunciation over the tannoy, at …
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A Day in Sauternes: Tales of Snobs, Kings, and Timeless Wines
34 minutes readThe history of Sauternes wine is truly remarkable. In the mid-19th century, Grand Duke Constantine of Russia (the Tsar’s brother) tasted the already legendary 1847 vintage of Château d’Yquem. Captivated, …
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Restaurant Alouette – Copenhagen’s (København) Fine Dining Culture
13 minutes readWhat do I recall from Alouette, without even glancing at my photographs two months after our visit? Well, I remember Nick Curtin coming over to greet us. The tranquillity of …
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We have visited Pirot so many times that a chronological travelogue simply is not a convenient way to tell you about this wonderful little town anymore. Located just about 80 …
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How daunting could it really be to write about Venice? What is there to overthink, honestly—I’ve been here several times before. My first visit was likely back in 2009, though …
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Ktima Gerovassiliou Estate: The Wine Museum and the Revival of the Greek Malagousia
16 minutes readKtima Gerovassiliou in the coastal region of Epanomi is the very place where the legendary oenologist Vangelis Gerovassiliou quite literally resurrected the precious Greek Malagousia grape from the brink of …
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Maryan Winery: The Taste of Wine Matured in the Elena Balkan, Bulgaria
12 minutes readThere is perhaps no finer moment than the height of autumn to pay a visit to a winery. The grape juices from this year’s vintage have just completed their tumultuous …
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Qui Plume la Lune: A One-Michelin-Star Affair with Children (Aged 7 and 10) in Paris
9 minutes readParis isn’t easy for parents who haven’t even thought to book a day at Disneyland, especially when we had planned a cultural and culinary programme instead. But our children don’t …
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Paris. The moment you tell someone you are going to Paris with children, they immediately ask if you are visiting Disneyland. In fact, they do not even ask; it is …
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Kotor. The very name carries the scent of the sea and the echo of Old Town bells. Even before our arrival, I spent the night in a half-sleep. I woke …
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The little ones have the map of Split spread out before them, searching for landmarks, while we find ourselves gently adrift with them in the narrow lanes of the old …
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A heat haze shimmers over Athens, and the world is submerged in a slow summer languor. The hill of the Acropolis is perhaps the most sun-scorched spot in the entire …
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Graz and the Charms of Styria – Architecture, Wine, and Everyday Magic. Austria
24 minutes readIn my hand, I hold a glass of Styrian Sauvignon Blanc. I swirl it gently, the wine coating its sides and releasing its bouquet, and my thoughts drift back to …
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Delirium Silence, Belgrade – molecular cuisine beyond all borders
7 minutes readWe were supposed to be in the right place, yet there was no sign of the restaurant. Naively, we wandered the shady streets of old Belgrade near the historical Dorćol …
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Have you ever tried kebapche made from langoustine with kaymak? It’s served with a non-alcoholic Bloody Mary rimmed with dried lobster shell. Yep. That’s what happens when a restaurant team …
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For the views from our rooms you have to go outside, to the nature. Hiša Franko’s swimming pool are great natural swimming pools in a few minutes bike ride away, …
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This is a small guide to Krakow in March – the last time we had the opportunity to visit. It was our second visit to the city outside the tourist …
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— In this article we will talk about exactly that – brunch in Sofia , for foodies and gourmands on the weekend and beyond. Gourmand is from French: gourmand (from …
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The Rose Festival in Kazanlak is one of the biggest festivals in Bulgaria in general and certainly one of the most attractive events in May. Over the years we have …
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One might think that you can see everything in Helsinki in a rush and even have time left to relax. But this city possesses a special charm, allowing you to …
