Podgorica Montenegro
Relaxed capital city with delightful riverside charm. Read about our late‑night arrival, a cosy Airbnb with a swinging chair, relaxing river bars and old‑town sights worth a stroll.
Peja Republic of Kosovo
Initially, we had planned to spend three nights in Peja. The city where Kosovo’s most popular beer has been brewed since 1971. However, we ended up extending our stay to four nights, not for a brewery tour as we’d half‑joked, but to unwind and soak up the surrounding nature with long walks and slow mornings.
Pristina – Republic of Kosovo
One night in Pristina: A comfortable hotel with an in-room sauna, lovely bars, and a place to eat near the Bill Clinton statue.
Lake Ohrid, the Jerusalem of the Balkans
After our Albanian adventure, we spent three nights at Lake Ohrid. Soaking up its timeless beauty, indulging in hearty Macedonian specialities, and casting lines on one of Europe’s oldest and deepest lakes!
Coastal Escape: Four Nights in Vlorë, Albania
Discover Vlorë, Albania, from chaotic bus terminals to serene beaches and local eats. A coastal escape full of charm, flavour, and sun-soaked moments.
Cesis Latvia
After two previous attempts, we finally made it to Cesis, the charming quaint town about 90 km northeast of Riga, renowned for its majestic medieval castle.
Vilnius Lithuania
Vilnius has the most expansive Old Town among Tallinn and Riga. It’s less bustling and features charming architecture of churches and museums.
Jurmala Latvia
During the winter months, which do you prefer? A snow-covered Jūrmala or without the snow? Check this out to find out what it looks like.
Guatape
This pleasant little town with colourful colonial buildings is one of the famous tourist destinations in Colombia. People often come here to visit the giant rock – The Piedra del Peñol. Most of the people from Medellin visit this town for a day trip, and back in the evening. Hence, it’s a bit quieter during night time, and most of the shops close early.