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Craiova Town Hall & Craiova Christmas Market

Craiova

Craiova in Romania exceeded our expectations. We went there mainly for the famous Craiova Christmas market but found that the city has a lot more to offer. As the sixth-largest city in the country, Craiova offers a diverse range of activities and attractions that cater to both locals and curious travellers. If you are looking […]

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Borovets

Borovets

Did anyone say ski or snowboard? If so, then you might’ve also mentioned Borovets in the same sentence. Bulgaria has some of the nicest slopes in Eastern Europe one could hope for. Long slopes, affordable hotels and exciting scenery are what you should expect in Borovets. Read below more about why your next ski holiday

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Cricova national wine collection

Cricova Winery: The Kingdom of Wine of Moldova

During our trip to Chisinau and the north part of the Republic of Moldova, we had an opportunity to visit a winery. Our Moldovan friends insisted that this is a must-do when in Moldova, so we listened to their recommendation. Considering Moldova’s long standing tradition in producing wine, there are a few estates that have

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I love Chisinau

Chisinau

Have you ever been to a country that speaks Romanian, eats Romanian food and has similar traditions? Nope, it’s not Romania, it’s the Republic of Moldova. Yep – you read that right. Our travels brought us to Chisinau – the least visited European capital. Chisinau is a city off the tourist beaten path. Read in

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Bansko

Bansko

Ah yes, skiing. I once remember one of my former managers saying: “If there is a hospital at the finish line then this is a sport I don’t wanna’ do.” And he probably was right however, a large proportion of us would still go skiing year after year. And as many of us are always

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Brasov Christmas Market

Romania’s Christmas Markets: Where, When, and Why You Shouldn’t Miss Them

As we dash off into the Festive Season and pour another glass of port or sherry and snack one more chorizo infused cheesy chicken canape, I’m reminded of a few things. Mariah Carey’s “All I want for Christmas” (sorry), hearty family meals and… Christmas Markets. And sure, whilst the Germans were the first to introduce

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Saint Alexander Nevsky Patriarch’s Cathedral

Sofia

Going through past memories, Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria is one destination you remember with pleasure. Walking down the narrow but intriguing streets or enjoying a coffee on Vitosha boulevard are just some of the things travellers will be reminded with pleasure. Conquered by the Romans in 29 BC from the celts, Serdica as it

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