Brno - the Moravian capital

Did you know that while the official language of the Czech republic is Czech, there is an area where you may hear a langugae completely different from most czech dialects. Welcome to the city of "hantec", a weird unique slang language inspired by Czech, German and Jiddish. And also, welcome to the Czech second most populous city and a metropolis of Moravia, the eastern half of the Republic. Long live Brno.

Istanbul - Useful Info

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As it has belonged among the largest and most powerful cities of Europe throughout history, the instrastructure in Istanbul is quite extended. Let's take a look at some useful info about how to move, where to go and what and how to do while visiting this ancient city on the shores of the Bosphorus. All aboard!

Istanbul - The gateway to Asia - TOP 5 Tourist Attractions

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while there was a long period of the so called Dark Ages roaming in the West, the East had kept growing in its beauty, culture and glory for another thousand years, practically never knowing the Middle Ages as we know from Europe. Nothing represents the awing glory of the Eastern Roman Empire more than this pearl, its capital. Constantinople, built by the Roman emperor Constantine on the shore of the Bosphorus strait, right on the crossroads where Europe and Asia, and also the West and the East meet. Welcome to Istanbul.

Sofia - Useful Info

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So let's talk traffic. Usually when you think about traffic in the Balkans, you imagine these congested streets full of honking cars from the 70s. Not so much in Sofia. It will sound a bit bias, but I was actually really surprised how Central European the city felt. So let's dive in and take a look at some more useful info about Sofia.

Sofia - TOP 5 Tourist Attractions

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My apologies for not posting for such a long time, but it was a really busy month. I am back now and bring you the newest report from the Balcans.
Imagine you were a king a country and get exiled when a communist revolution takes place. You wait years and years abroad and when liberty finally returns to your country, you return home only to find a newly formed republic that doesn't have a place for its former king. What do you do? Well you can follow the example of the former Bulgarian king Simeon and get elected as the country's prime minister? Impossible? Well welcome to Bulgaria and its glamorous capital, Sofia.