Colon Cemetery – Havana’s city of the dead
Who wants to see a bunch of grave stones while enjoying a happy vacation in Cuba? It might sound like an …
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Category: History
Hipster guide to Shoreditch
Over the past years, Shoreditch has grown into a shopping destination and hipster culture mecca in the East End of London. Many …
The dark side of East London
Slums and alleyways, with Jack the Ripper appearing from the mist, sinister pubs whith the Kray twins and haunted spots …
9 free things to do in Edinburgh
Known for its castles, festivals, and haunted tales, Edinburgh is one of the most welcoming cities in the world. If you …
An odd scupture walk in Prague
Prague has some oddities in stone and metal. A few look shocking, and others have bizarre tales to tell. Here, …
2 days in Krakow – The heart of the Polish culture
Krakow is a young and fresh city immersed in history. Different attractions and good prices make this medieval city an attractive …
Top 5 must see in Madrid
Defiant, dynamic and dangerously fun, the Spanish capital hosts loads of exciting places to discover. Take a look at these top 5 must see …
Nazca Lines – The Mysterious Geoglyphs
Etched, as if by giants, onto the arid moon landscape of Peru‘s southern desert lies one of world’s greatest mysteries …
Hemingway’s steps in Pamplona
Pamplona was Ernest Hemingway’s first obsession. The American Nobel Prize-winning novelist visited the historical capital city of Navarre nine times. …
Pisac Market – A riot of colours
Surrounded by the Andes mountain range, the colonial village of Pisac and its famous market is a gorgeous sign of …