Cesena, or the city of tranquillity, as I like to call it, is a charming italian town in the Emilia-Romagna region. The traditional, outstanding architecture staring back at us from every corner makes it a great stop on your Italian travel map. Well known by students who move there to study at the prestigious University of Bologna, it can easily become one of the places you’d love to visit as…
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Savona Cruise Port Guide | What to see in Savona, Italy
Savona, a charming port city not far from the more popular port of Genova, usually docks ships belonging to Costa Cruises. The beauty of the…
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Lido Delle Nazioni Insider’s Guide | Summer at the Adriatic Coast
As someone who has spent almost every summer at Lido Delle Nazioni, one of the 7 beach towns of Comacchio, I know every hidden corner,…
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Msc Divina Cruise Ship Tour | Reviews for Msc Divina
Don’t be surprised when I tell you that the best word to describe the gorgeousness of such a luxurious ship would be simply - divine.…
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Sarande Cruise Port Guide | What to see in Sarande while visiting on a cruise
The Albanian port of Sarande is included in some of the Eastern Mediterranean cruises, which typically include Greece and Italy as focal points. However, the…
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How to sharpen your language skills before your next trip | Best language learning tools
It’s not a mystery that speaking the language of your travel destination at least at a basic communication level is an incredibly valuable asset and…
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The charm of Venice in Poland | Hotel Venecia Palace
Read moreBehind a majestic Roman Arc, behind the blossoming flowers framing the view, there it is – an oasis of peace, tranquillity – the triumph of architectural beauty. A romantically ornamented bridge overviews the calm waters and the elegant, classical building that can easily transport you to a vintage fairytale. All that, unequivocally resembling the Italian heaven of Venice, the city of 118 islands and 400 bridges. The place I’m describing…
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A Coruña Cruise Port Guide | What to see in A Coruña
Read moreOne of my favourite cruise destinations in Spain is undoubtedly A Coruña. This stunning port located in the North of the country, in the region of Galicia, is very often included in the Northern Europe itineraries – around 62 cruise ships dock there during a year. The coastal landscape owes its beauty to the Golfo Ártabro, a fraction of the Atlantic Ocean. In the past, when Roman Empire conquered the…
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Best travel apps for an unforgettable journey
Read moreENG | PL We can all agree that planning trips is a very exciting experience. Looking forward to the vacation keeps us motivated even when we’re having rough days and knowing more about the most incredible places, activities and landmarks we are going to see, explore and enjoy can brighten up our days. In this post, I want to show you a selection of apps that are incredibly useful for…
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Msc Musica Review | Cruise Ship Tour
Read moreThe supporting hands of the crew members helped me step on board, as the shuttle boat has brought us to the small entrance on the side of the ship. The short corridor corridor brought me to the magnificent reception desk, where we were all warmly welcomed by the subtle piano playing in the heart of the ship. A ship that, even though belongs to the smaller class of the fleet,…
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Ireland Road Trip Itinerary | 5 Days
Read moreWandering around the charming streets of Cork, seeing the cheerfulness coming from Dublin’s pubs filled with people, discovering the mysteries of the Blarney castle and breathing in fresh air in the port town of Cobh made me feel that Ireland is actually one of these countries where I would gladly live. If that’s the feeling I got after my 5 days Ireland Road Trip Itinerary, then it means it had…
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All the places I travelled to in 24 years of life | Reverse Bucket List
Read moreToday, on 9th of April, I’m celebrating my 24th birthday! In the eyes of this occasion, I have decided to post an article completely different from the ones you can usually read on here. My passion for travelling has been transferred to my bloodstream by my mom at birth (she has visited many continents and countries on her own, and started taking me along on various journeys from the 1st…
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Mediterranean Party Recipes: Italian, Spanish & French Appetizers
Read moreThemed parties are a great way to explore the culinary culture of countries all around the world. It’s also one of the ways that lets us feel the exciting thrill of travelling from the cozy corner of our kitchen. I personally love recreating typical to a certain region recipes, as it allows me to transport my palate to distant corners of the world, close my eyes and imagine I’m really…
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Cruising during a pandemic | Passenger’s Confession
Read moreHave you ever thought about what it would be like to go on a cruise during a global pandemic? I am a cruise addict and was already onboard cruise ships for 164 days since 2012. My husband and I already had 4 cancellations in 2020, when the german cruise line TUI Cruises (50% owned by Royal Caribbean) announced in August 2020 that they will set sail from Crete, Greece beginning…
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What to see in Lüneburg: Most beautiful spots
Read moreENG | PL Lüneburg, a smaller city that belongs to the Hamburg’s metropolitan region, will definitely steal your heart with its gorgeous architecture and natural wonders. Can you believe that the first human signs there come from the Neanderthals era? That’s approximately 150.000 years ago! The city as it is, though, has first arisen around the year 956 and has quickly gained popularity in the region due to the wealth…