Tips for trips

Published: 3.12.2014

We continue in our tour de Paris even today. Last time we saw Place de la Concorde. From there we walked along Royale street to the church La Madeleine. Somewhere in the middle of the street we encountered Maxim’s restaurant.

Published: 2.12.2014

Massive fortifications endless hustle and pubs full of brave men - so he could look jihocesky camp during the Hussite wars. And at least part of the fortifications and the spirit of ancient heroes of the town remained. After Cesky Krumlov is the second most popular destination for foreign tourists in the region, and it is certainly right. Let's take a look together into places that have been silent witnesses of the most important decisions of the Hussite armies.

Published: 28.11.2014

We come back across the Atlantic from the US to Europe, to the Great Britain.

Published: 27.11.2014

Today we go to see the ruins of the second highest standing castle in Slovakia. We will tell you about its history and walk around it.

Published: 26.11.2014

After stopping at magnificent Grand and Petit Palaises we continued to Champs-Élysées boulevard. We continued to Louvre. Soon we got to monumental Place de la Concorde square, or Guillotines square as it is referred to by locals.

Published: 24.11.2014

My journey now goes across ticket barriers to the museum compound, and then to the St Barbora church, who became a Christian against the will of her father. Initially, he imprisoned her and then killed her. Legend has it that he was struck by lightning for this.

Published: 22.11.2014

It is true that I base my articles on my experiences and remarks of my friends, yet I have this feeling that everyone gets to the point when he needs to leave the big noisy city for fresh air in the countryside.

Published: 21.11.2014

Today we jump over the Atlantic to se eone of the most popular places in the world.

Published: 20.11.2014

On our way from Orava, we planned to transfer to the capital. As we arrived couple of hours agead, we decided to put our luggage to a luggage room. The time we had we used for a short walk in the center of the second most important town in the region of Liptov.

Published: 19.11.2014

After paying our visit to the Les Invalides, we walked along green lanes to Grand Palais and Petit Palais. Before we even got there, we passed beautiful bridge across the Seine named after Tzar Alexander III.

Published: 18.11.2014

The youngest of the three opened drift is opened near Jilove. It runs below a hill of the same name. Its most beautiful part dating back to the Middle-Ages waits for you at the end.

Published: 17.11.2014

For many centuries, Anatolia was a center of Chrisianity, mostly thanks to Apostle Paul and his missionary expeditions. His activity took place mostly around the year 41 AD. Christianity spread due to fertile ground it found in Cappadocia.

Published: 12.11.2014

Following an exciting walk on Montaigne Street and seeing the Flame of Liberty, we moved along the Seine to see another remarkable sight of Paris .- Les Invalides. This complex of building hides a large part of French military history.

Published: 11.11.2014

Almost a hundred thousand city in south Bohemia would deserve more attention. It shouldn’t be known only as “tourist suburbs” of Cesky Krumlov as it is known today. The royal city on the confluence of the Malse and Vltava impresses with its historical core; especially with Premysl Otakar II square with the baroque Samson’s Fountain and the town hall.

Published: 10.11.2014

Many roads cross Central Anatolia. The most famous is the Silk Road. The Sejluks built there traveller’s inns or also called caravanserais to boost trade as it would protect travelling traders.

Published: 9.11.2014

Every tourist heading to Rocky Mountains, Canada certainly visits Banff National Park that has a center in the town of the same name.

Published: 5.11.2014

Amazed with a walk along Champs-Elysées we decided to explore its surroundings. We saw Montaigne Street. Legendary comics figure Tintin watched us behind a fence, and there was a number of luxurious boutiques bit further.

Published: 4.11.2014

Someone still talks about Mikulov. It looks even magnificent on pictures. Still, it took me long before I actually went there.

Published: 2.11.2014

As winter is coming and cold, rainy, or snowy weather with it, we decided to end biking season by a trip to the Hungarian town of Mosonmagyaróvár. The beginning of our tour was yet again in Petrzalka, a Bratislava borough.

Published: 29.10.2014

After our visit to the second most famous sight in Paris, Arc de Triomphe, we get off the tunnel in the start of the most famous boulevard in Paris, the symbol of prestige, fame, and luxury.

Published: 27.10.2014

I wanted to visit Cappadocia, a land of beautiful horses as the Hittites. I bought a ticket bus and rode from Bodrum to Antalya where I slept over. On the following day I rode across the town of Konya where I visited caravanserai (an oriental pub by main roads where members of caravans and their animals ate) and the museum of Mevlana.

Published: 26.10.2014

Last week we visited an extraordinary place- Trojmezi, a unique place where the borders of three countries meet, Slovakia, Austria, and Hungary. From there, we moved to Hungarian border town of Rajka. Today we will tell you more about it.

Published: 23.10.2014

We started our autumn bike trip in unusual town of Oravska Lesna. First break was in the Oravska forest railroad station – Tanecnik. We climbed up the steep hill to a crossroad on the ridge. We continued from there to Sedlo Beskyd station. There we went into the observation platform. Today we go along the ridge one more time to see a beautiful chapel, our last stop.

Published: 22.10.2014

Again, we woke up to a beautiful sunny morning in Paris. We set off to one of the most famous boulevards in Paris or maybe the world right after the breakfast in hotel. We went to Champs – Élysées. Our goal was clear – shopping!

Published: 21.10.2014

First time I got into Hradec was when taking pictures in the Orlicke Mountains. It fell in love with the city instantly. I get off my car, looked at the First-Republic houses facades, looked at faces of several people and I knew that I wasn’t here for the last time.