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Croatia for children in 2020: Nature and national parks (Part 4)
Welcome to the fourth part of Croatia for children in 2020 series! This one is dedicated to nature and national parks in Croatia and how suitable for kids are they. All of the national and nature parks are open and will remain open in summer 2020. Around Zagreb ...
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5 ways to deal with ruined travel plans during COVID-19
The new situation with COVID-19 brings out a lot of topics. Although ruined travel plans may not be as important as health concerns, or the isolation we have to face, it is a perfectly fine topic to address in a travel blog and one that some of us have to deal with....
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Croatia for children in 2020: Zagreb (Part 3)
Welcome to the third part of Croatia for children in 2020 series! This one is dedicated to the capital Zagreb. Zagreb may not have the sunny beaches of Dalmatia (Part 1) or Istria (Part 2) at the seaside, but it has no competition when it comes to cool museums and...
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Top 11 things to see and do in Zadar
Zadar has been among the best Mediterranean cities for centuries. Here are 11 things to see and do in the city! Also, you can easily explore these in one day and in that order, so let’s get started! 1. Feel the city’s heartbeat at the People’s Square One of the...
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11 things to do in Zagreb in one day
So, you have just a day in Zagreb and want to make it worth? No worries, I got you covered! I have been to Zagreb so many times that I cannot count them, staying for a day a lot of times or staying for several nights. Below you can find an easy on foot route that will...
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5 crazy facts about Hallstatt, Austria
1.There is a chamber full of decorated skulls If skulls frighten you, then you should not visit the Beinhaus or Bone house at the yard of St. Michael’s Chapel. It contains the skulls of 1200 former residents of Hallstatt. Of course, there is a reasonable explanation...
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