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
What to do in San Marino? This tiny country with its stunning capital San Marino City has plenty to offer, from medieval architecture to beautiful views and quirky museums. Read on to find out what you can do in San Marino City. Introduction We decided to visit San Marino with our baby boy in May… Read More What to do in San Marino
Borgo Maggiore is one of the nine municipalities called castelli in the Republic of San Marino. It’s actually the second largest municipality in the republic and its main market town. Borgo Maggiore and San Marino historic centers together with Mount Titano are inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2008. We stayed in San… Read More Borgo Maggiore, San Marino
The city of Dubrovnik in Croatia, UNESCO World Heritage Site. Let’s be social Google+ / Twitter / Facebook / Instagram / Bloglovin’
This is one of those places that you’ll either love or hate. There’s no in-between. If you can disregard the tacky souvenir stalls and shady guys trying to sell you fake handbags or fake African souvenirs and focus just on the mind-blowing architecture of this place you’ll be fine. Otherwise you might go away feeling… Read More Should You visit the Field of Miracles in Pisa?
This is a guest post by Henry Lee at fotoeins.com. Henry is a photographer and writer who has worked previously as a research astronomer, lived in Europe and South America, and traveled around the world for one full year. With the Fotoeins Fotografie website as a showcase for photographic work, his present focus is on… Read More Guest Post: Cultural NEWS in Germany with 4 UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Florence isn’t my favourite Italian city. There, I said it. But it’s undoubtedly beautiful and immensely important for world culture. After all, it’s the birthplace of Renaissance and artists such as Michelangelo created some of their best masterpieces in Florence. Having said that, it’s no wonder than many people find Florence daunting and even overwhelming… Read More 5 unmissable Florence sights
the Red Phone Box travels 