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Bilbao - the most avant-garde city in Spain

My husbend just loved this city, it was his favorite. He's really into modern engineering and all that. What really caught his eye was the Guggenheim Museum, the

San Sebastian is the most elegant city in Spain

This is the city with the most expensive real estate in Spain. And it is not surprising. It is fabulous here: beaches with clear water, like from tourist posters,

Pamplona - bullfighting

The city of Pamplona, which is the capital of the Navarra region, is really well-known for its amazing San Fermin festival. This festival is particularly famous

"Zaragoza" - an Arab palace, beautiful cathedrals and Roman monuments

I've always been drawn to the Basque Country, and finally, I got to visit. There's something about this place that's really caught my attention for a while now.

Bangkok: brilliance and poverty in one bottle

Dress code of the Royal Palace If you're short on time in Bangkok, but still want to get a feel for the country's sights, the Royal Palace is a must-see. It's the

Dubai - luxury in the desert

The capital of the United Arab Emirates - Dubai is for me an example of how a place that nature has not endowed with anything can be turned into a tourist Mecca.

Casablanca - a city where God and the king live side by side

Erica couldn't believe her eyes, "This is just incredible," she exclaimed, as she caught sight of the main symbol of Casablanca, the breathtaking Hassan

Rabat - the city of the blue fortress, kings and storks

Marrakech, Rabat seemed completely different to us. Calm, green, neat, it seems to be in no hurry. Here, wide avenues are replaced by ancient streets, and majestic

Marrakech — Koutoubia, palaces and the square of fortune tellers

The old part of Marrakech, known as the Medina, is surrounded by massive walls made of pink-ochre clay that stretch for almost 20 kilometers. These huge adobe walls

Bocayrent – ​​Cave of the Moors

"How do you even fit in there, it's so tight?" - Erica asked, her voice laced with a mix of curiosity and concern, as she became the first to bravely ascend

The Infante who rebuilt castles

«The castle is really something, it's got two layers of walls with lots of towers, and the big tower, called a donjon, has four floors», - Arian was taken aback

Towers of Teruel: Competition for the Hand of a Beauty

The Spanish city of Teruel is called the romantic capital of the country. There are two towers in the city, the construction of which is associated with a tragic

Lovers from Teruel - Spanish Romeo and Juliet

During our family trip to the beautiful Spanish city of Teruel, we learned about a romantic and touching love story, similar to the one described by Shakespeare

Kuala Lumpur: Between Moorish Lace and Steel Stars

Kuala Lumpur is a city where futuristic skyscrapers stand side by side with colonial grandeur. The first thing we saw was the Sultan Abdul Samad Palace. My son summed

Martian Temples and the Majestic White Buddha

The city of Nha Trang in Vietnam is a fascinating blend of old and new, with ancient monuments standing alongside modern skyscrapers. What really caught my attention,

Grandpa Ho's Mummy

To get to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum on weekends, you need to be near it in the morning, because then hundreds of buses with pioneers from all over the country arrive

Hanoi: The Legacy of the Dragon and the Breath of the Lakes

We have seen many fortresses, but we have never seen anything like this. The architecture of the Thang Long Citadel in Hanoi is a wondrous combination of massive

Ho Chi Minh City: How Vietnamese Communist Scenery Met Tiffany

​Our journey to Vietnam turned into an amazing fusion of Soviet childhood memories and vibrant Asian exotica. Red flags flutter everywhere here, featuring either

Conquer the Highest Peak of Cebu: Osmeña Peak

Hello to my fellow travelers! This is Miss Geneveve again and let me share with you my story behind my escapade today! Welcome to the magnificent Osmeña Peak, often

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