Published: 27.2.2020

headings (paragraphs): Tips for trips

By the end of March this year, visitors to the Orlik Dam will have a view of places that are normally hidden under water. You can just go for a walk along the exposed banks or visit some famous historical monuments.

Published: 25.2.2020

headings (paragraphs): Traveller  guide

If you are going to visit the Algarve in southern Portugal, you will probably be at least passing through Faro. For his sights alone, it would be a shame not to stop for a while.

Published: 24.2.2020

headings (paragraphs): Traveller  guide

We leave San Salvador around 9 am by bus to Usulután and head for Alegría. Situated at an altitude of over 1240 meters above sea level, this small town with 15,000 inhabitants is surrounded by coffee plantations, which are the main source of income. Until 1891, the city was called Tecapa, which in Nahuati meant "lagoon" or "rocky river". Then the city was renamed after a former Catholic bishop who worked on the development of the village.

Published: 23.2.2020

headings (paragraphs): Traveller  guide

Today we will take you to the district of Liptovský Hrádok - Dovalov. It was administratively attached to this charming town in 1971, although its size is larger than Hrádok itself.

Published: 22.2.2020

headings (paragraphs): Traveller  guide

Today you will visit the town of Berastagi and climb the Sibayak volcano. Buses called Murni Expres leave from Medan.

Published: 20.2.2020

headings (paragraphs): Traveller  guide

The inconspicuous island in the southwestern part of Pembrokeshire was first settled in the Iron Age. It was originally called Skalmey, a name taken from the Viking words of Skalm (short Czech sword) and ey (island). The name was probably derived from the shape of the island, which is divided into two equal sized areas connected by a narrow rocky barrier of natural origin and therefore looks like half-polished. During the Iron Age, there were estimated to be up to 200 people, so it was an important and flourishing community for some time.

Published: 19.2.2020

headings (paragraphs): Traveller  guide

From the magnificent Palace Pier through the Old Steine garden, we head to one of Brighton's most sought-after attractions, the former Royal Pavilion.

Published: 18.2.2020

headings (paragraphs): Traveller  guide

Bright white plaster, color-framed windows and doors, narrow, cobbled streets, screaming seagulls and beautiful atmosphere. Portuguese fishing villages are among my favorites and Ferragudo is one of the most famous. Let's have a look there together.