Beijing, China
With Beijing being my first stop in China, I wasn’t really sure of what to expect. How can you really prepare for a city that has more than 21 million […]
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St.Petersburg, Russia
Wow, what a city! I spent five full days in St. Petersburg and I easily could have stayed for another five. There is just so much to do and so much […]
Lithuania
One of the three Baltic states, Lithuania is bordered by Latvia to the north, Belarus to the west and south, Poland to the south and Kaliningrad to the south-west. This […]
Tartu, Estonia
Here are a few pictures of the second largest city in Estonia. Home to about 100,000 people -with a large population of students- Tartu is a nice relaxed place with […]
Suomenlinna, Finland
The Suomenlinna sea fortress, located on a cluster of islands off the coast of Helsinki, Finland, was founded in 1748. At this time Finland was still part of the Kingdom of […]
Gdansk, Poland
One of the most beautiful cities in Poland! I know, I know, every post I claim a similar thing… But there’s just no denying that Poland is full of wonderful […]
Poznan, Poland
Poznan is located in the west-central region of Poland, about a 3-hour-bus from Wroclaw, Poland and a 5-hour-bus from Gdansk, Poland. It is one of the oldest Polish cities and it […]
Warsaw, Poland
The capital and largest city in Poland is situated on the Vistula River (the largest river in the country) and it has a population of about 1.7 million people. (2.6 encompassing […]
Wroclaw, Poland
What a beautiful city! Pronounced Vrotswav, this city located in the western part of Poland is a must visit if you’re in the area. Formerly known as Breslau when the […]
Jurajskie Castles, Poland
This post will look at 3 different castles I visited in the south-west of Poland. Mirów This 14th century castle is an impressive structure that hasn’t yet been fully restored. Visitors can walk around the ruins surrounding the castle […]
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