Kreuzberg, Berlin is known as the alternative and bohemian heart of the capital of Germany. And surely, the district is full of cultural institutions, small restaurants serving cuisine from all over…
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Neukölln, Berlin is often in the shadow of its more popular neighbor Kreuzberg yet it shouldn’t be. The district has this cool multicultural vibe and offers plenty of attractions that will…
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Berlin, the capital of Germany, is one of those cities where experiencing local life in various neighborhoods and enjoying the vibe of the area is as interesting and fun as seeing…
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I love Prague. I’ve been visiting the city on regular basis for the past 15 years and it never gets boring to me. The view of Charles Bridge or Hradcany always…
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I didn’t know what to expect from Buenos Aires, I left Poland totally unprepared. But then, during my long flight to South America, I found in the in-flight entertainment “Globetrekker”, the…
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It’s not a big surprise I like bohemian neighborhoods, a lot. If you’ve been following my travels for a while you’ve seen me exploring such areas in almost every city I…
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Most people who visit Prague focus only on the picture-perfect Old Town, Mala Strana and Hradcany. And while those places are beautiful and make people fall in love with Czech capital…
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The coolest, hippest and most bohemian district of Berlin (however it slowly is losing these titles to Neukölln). The dream-address for many young people looking for a place to live. The…
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If you follow my travels for a while you should know by now that I have a soft spot for bohemian, artsy, hipster or alternative neighborhoods. Even if I don’t call…
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What image comes to your head when you think of Old City of Jerusalem? Is it by any chance an orthodox Jew storming through the maze of the streets? The Golden…
