ENG | PL Historical monuments are epic, let’s agree on that. They have a whole story behind them, adding up to their touristic value & making people obsess over visiting them. As a result, there are millions of people visiting the most famous monuments, cities like Rome or Venice, making it impossible to see the architectural gems in peace. But what majority of the people don’t know is that.. these characteristic landscapes most of the time have their “twins”, which are very similar if not the same, while some of them have their literal rip offs! Check out this post to discover 95 replicas of famous landmarks.

ENG | PL The late Baroque magnate residence, which is the Palace in Kozłówka, was the former house of the Bieliński and Zamoyski families. We can proudly say that it is one of the best preserved palace complexes in Europe! It is certainly worth visiting this residence when going to the Lublin region to see the artistry and majesty of this object.

ENG | PL Dubrovnik is without a doubt the most popular place not only in Dalmatia, but also in the whole Croatia. A charming location with a wonderful old town and a huge number of well-known monuments, in between which masterpieces like Game of Thrones or Star Wars were filmed. Fans of these two productions alongside regular tourists “attack” the city every year. During the peak of the season the place is so crowded that there is no possibility of sightseeing the city walls in a peaceful atmosphere. However, these issues do not scare the continuously increasing number of people who want to experience the beauty of visiting Dubrovnik on their own.

ENG| PL Vatican City, contrary to its name, is not a city but a country. It is the smallest country in the world – both by size and population. This mysterious area hides a lot of secrets and interesting facts that only few people know. I have decided to take a closer look at them and share my discovery with you.

ENG | PL Today’s post is going to be quite different from what you can usually see on our blog. I think most of us who travel at some point ask themselves a question of how does a foreigner actually see our own country. Well, I asked myself the same. Not long ago, my boyfriend have visited Poland for the first time and I took this opportunity to hold a conversation about things he noticed here. To my surprise, most of the things he mentioned are not something we even realize about our own country. To add more clarity to his point of view, let me add that he has been living in Germany for the past years and is originally from Ghana. Curious how does Poland look from a foreigner’s point of view? Keep reading.

ENG | PL Italian cuisine is one of the most loved culinary sectors of the world. If someone would ask me what is the one thing I really miss about living in Italy, I would definitely reply: food. [Read my post about leaving Italy HERE]. And it’s not just stereotypically pizza or spaghetti. Italians have a wonderful variety of different ways of preparing fish, more or less complex sauces for a huge palette of pastas, but also other things. I am going to share with you my favourite dishes that you will have to try once we are able to go to Italy again (or make them at home!). And since we are already stuck in the quarantine, why don’t we “fake it till we make it” and have an Italian evening with homemade traditional dishes! Below you will find the best Italian dishes you should try along with recipes.

You can’t even imagine how happy I was when I realized that the cruise we were taking would start the journey in Venice! What did it mean for us? We started our journey a day earlier than the cruise itself to have the possibility of visiting Venice in tranquillity. I have already told you how much I actually regretted that decision afterwards HERE, but this time I would like to tell you how was it to spend 24 hours in Venice and what you could also get inspired to do there!

Mykonos is one of the most popular Greek islands, recently also nominated “the paradise of billionaires”. This luxurious destination is definitely something you won’t be able to find in any other place, no wonder the unique all-white buildings and top world class hotels are attracting over 50,000 visitors just over the summer months!

Lublin, my city!

Not the first and surely not the last post about my lovely Lublin – city to which I had to get used to, and where I needed to move in to discover the real magic and charm of what it offers. I would like to share with you my favourite spots in Lublin, to which I often come back and that impress me everytime. If you haven’t been to the Lublin region yet, definitely stop by to visit this city and check out these charming places on your own. And now, I would like to invite you for a virtual walk through the prettiest places in Lublin…

Hello -> do we have any coffeemaniacs here? One of my biggest loves in the world is coffee (obviously!). There is nothing more pleasant than a coffee in the morning -> but not all of the places are worth it. That’s why I created a compilation of 5 best places in Lublin where the coffee has never let me down. Very often, in addition to the coffee itself, I opt for the breakfast or lunch menu in these places, but it is always the coffee the main decision point of whether I will come back to the place or not. Let’s begin! Where are the best places to drink coffee in LUBLIN?