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Imagine a fairytale winterland – crispy white snow glitering until the horizon, landscape full of nature – pine forests, white meadows and ice-covered lakes. Sunny, yet with the sun that brings bright light, but doesn’t bring the warmth. Cold, even very cold, but with air so dry that you do not feel the cold.Read More

You might have already read our post about winter festivities in Europe; if not – we cordially invite you to do so. In this post however, we would like to concentrate more on the Christmas fairs in Poland, which has also their special charm.Read More

Lodz (founded in 13th century) was an insignificant village until 19th century. The ugly duckling transformed into a beatiful swan with the miracle of industrialisation. Lodz became the first place in the Russian Empire to become an industrialised city. With high customs protecting the external borders and no virtually competition, the city boomed in an amazing speed.Read More

Our next stop on the first day of the Kent trip after visiting Great Dixter was the iconic Bodiam Castle. It was a bright sunny afternoon, spring fresh air and vivid colours around was just everything what we needed after the long winter.Read More

If you think of Poland from the tourist point of view, you will think primarily of Krakow or of Warsaw. But there are several other places to see there. This time we would like to show you one of the very hidden gems – Lodz. You might be surprised that this is the third largest city in Poland which until recently was even the second largest, but it got surpassed...Read More