Europe

Salamanca is a Spanish university city located near Madrid. It is also the capital of the homonymous province within the autonomous region of Castile and Leon. Not only being the home to the oldest university in Spain, Salamanca is also a cultural and tourist centre, which saw its most significant expansion no sooner than in the 16th century. It is exactly this period when numerous of Salamanca's historical sites such as the local cathedral and Convent of St. Stephen, among others, were built. Read More »

This charming, most cosmopolitan Romanian city lies in the western part of the country in the Banat region, which is known for its Czech community. Their ancestors came here in the 19th century, founded 6 villages, and these Romanian Czechs have been living the traditional life in the middle of untouched nature since then holding to the traditions you would not be able to come across in the Czech Republic anymore. Read More »

Košice is the second largest city in Slovakia and a natural centre of the Eastern Slovakian region. It is a seat of the Slovak Constitutional and many other political, religious, and cultural institutions. Furthermore, it is a home to Pavol Jozef Šafárik University and the Technical University. The highest building in the city is the University Hospital built in 1979 in Trieda SNP reaching the height of 83 meters. In Košice, you can also find the State Theatre, Košice State Philharmonic, the Slovak Technical Museum, the East Slovak Gallery, and the State Scientific Library. Read More »

San Marino is the smallest state in the world and one of the least visited countries in entire Western Europe. Reason? Most people do not even know it exists! Read More »

Monaco, or officially the Principality of Monaco, is a city-state situated on the Mediterranean coast of France. It consists of four quarters, with Monte Carlo being the most famous one. It is a chic and modern city, which is the seat of the Prince of Monaco. It has probably earned its greatest popularity for its casinos and low taxes, due to which numerous sport as well as cinema celebrities from all over the world have found their residence here. The local Formula One motor races have also become popular, primarily for the city circuit full of dangerous corners. Every spring, the city and its surrounding host the motor racing event known as Monte Carlo Rally. Read More »