Grožnjan is a picturesque village located in the Istria region of Croatia. Like many other rural Istrian towns, Grožnjan is also perched atop a hill that offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and vineyards. Known for its quaint charm and medieval architecture, Grožnjan has been dubbed the “Town of Arts and Music” due to… Read More Postcard from Grožnjan, Croatia
Pienza is a tiny, Renaissance town in the heart of the Val d’Orcia, Tuscany. I visited Pienza a long time ago but I still remember its stunning architecture and delicious Pecorino cheese made from sheep’s milk. Pope Pius II designed Pienza in the 15th century as an ideal town. To this day Pienza’s historical center… Read More Postcard from Pienza, Tuscany
Rovinj is a gorgeous seaside town in Istria, Croatia. It is quite popular among the tourists. It has interesting historical landmarks such as St. Euphemia’s Basilica and winding cobbled streets. It was under the Venetian rule for a while which is evident in the old town’s architecture. As in the rest of Istria you’ll find… Read More Postcard from Rovinj, Croatia
My husband and I visited the small, island country of Malta at the beginning of May (2022). We were based in the northern part of island Malta and from there explored the rest of the island by local bus. Of course, we strolled around Malta’s capital Valletta. We ate local sweet treats in Rabat and… Read More Snapshots from Malta (May 2022)
I spent a long weekend in Düsseldorf last year at the end of October/beginning of November. I went there to visit my best friend and her family. It was my first proper trip since 2019 and my first flight during Covid-19 pandemic. We walked around the old city center and had some great lunches. It… Read More Snapshots from Düsseldorf (Oct/Nov 2021)
Brseč is a small village in region of Istria, Croatia. These photos were taken at the beginning of October 2021. Let’s be social Mix/ Twitter / Facebook / Instagram / Bloglovin’ /
Split is a beautiful, lively, seaside city. It is the second largest Croatian city. Split was founded by the Greeks but later became the home of the Roman emperor Diocletian who built himself a magnificent palace in AD 305. Split’s Old Town also includes the Diocletian’s Palace which is an UNESCO World Heritage Site. You… Read More 12 Photos to inspire You to visit Split
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