Arrived in Marseille. Explored the city on foot. Beautiful neighbourhood Le Panier. Also Vieux-Port, the Old Port Of Marseille.

historic city set in the middle of Provençal villages and surrounded by vineyards, lavender fields and cliffs. NIght in Aix-en-Provence

considered one of the most beautiful villages in France. Walked around the town, visited ancient churches and Château des Baux de Provence, a 10th century fortified castle.

Visited Châteauneuf du Pape - ruins of the Pope's formal summer residence.

Last moments of strolling, with, of course, famous bridge Pont d'Avignon

Provence !

Begin your journey at Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo's oldest and most vibrant temple, and explore the bustling Nakamise shopping street.

Head to Ueno Park to visit the Tokyo National Museum and stroll through the tranquil Shinobazu Pond.

Immerse yourself in the electric atmosphere of Akihabara, the hub for all things anime and electronics.



End the day with a visit to Roppongi Hills for breathtaking views of the Tokyo skyline from the Mori Tower and enjoy a contemporary art exhibit at the Mori Art Museum.

Start the day with a seafood breakfast at Tsukiji Outer Market, exploring the stalls and shops.

Cross the Rainbow Bridge to Odaiba, where you can visit teamLab Borderless, an immersive digital art museum, and enjoy the futuristic attractions.

Return to Shibuya in the evening to experience the famous Shibuya Crossing at night and enjoy dinner at a trendy izakaya.

Finish the night with a drink at a rooftop bar in Ebisu, overlooking the city's sparkling lights.

Travel to Hakone and start with a visit to the Hakone Open-Air Museum, showcasing sculptures in a beautiful mountain setting.

Take a scenic cruise on Lake Ashi, with views of Mount Fuji on clear days, and visit the Hakone Shrine.

Visit Owakudani, a volcanic valley with hot springs and sulfur vents, and try the famous black eggs said to prolong your life.

Stay overnight in a traditional ryokan with an onsen (hot spring bath) and enjoy a kaiseki dinner, a multi-course meal that is a true culinary experience.

Arrive in Kyoto and start your day at the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, walking through towering bamboo stalks. Visit the nearby Tenryu-ji Temple and its serene gardens.

Explore Nishiki Market, known as "Kyoto's Kitchen," and sample local delicacies.

In the evening, wander through the narrow, atmospheric Pontocho Alley, lined with traditional tea houses and restaurants, and enjoy dinner along the Kamo River.

Begin the day early with a hike through the thousands of red torii gates at Fushimi Inari Taisha, a truly unforgettable experience.

Visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple, perched on a hillside with stunning views over Kyoto, and explore the surrounding historic streets filled with shops and tea houses.

In the evening, explore the Gion district, famous for its geisha culture. Take a stroll along Hanami-koji Street and dine at a traditional Kyoto restaurant.

Take a day trip to Nara, where you can feed the friendly deer that roam freely in Nara Park.

Visit Todai-ji Temple, home to the world’s largest bronze Buddha statue, and marvel at its grand architecture.

Explore Kasuga Taisha, a shrine with hundreds of bronze and stone lanterns that create a mystical atmosphere.

Wander through Naramachi, the old merchant district, where you can see traditional wooden machiya houses and enjoy local sweets.

Travel to Hiroshima and visit the Peace Memorial Park, a poignant reminder of the city's past, and the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.

Explore Hiroshima Castle, a beautiful reconstruction surrounded by a moat and lush gardens.

Stroll through the tranquil Shukkeien Garden, known for its beautiful landscapes and tea houses.

In the evening, visit Okonomimura, a multi-story building dedicated to Hiroshima's famous dish, okonomiyaki. Choose a restaurant and watch as your savory pancake is cooked right before you.

Take a morning ferry to Miyajima Island and visit the iconic Itsukushima Shrine, famous for its “floating” torii gate.

Hike or take a cable car up Mount Misen for breathtaking views of the Seto Inland Sea and explore the mountain’s ancient temples and sacred sites.

Enjoy a relaxed afternoon wandering through the island’s streets, tasting local specialties like grilled oysters and momiji manju, and reflecting on your journey through Japan.

Return to Tokyo in the evening for a final night, perhaps taking one last stroll through the city or enjoying a quiet moment at an onsen before your departure.

Our 8-Day Japan Cultural Odyssey

Arrive in Bangkok and transfer to your hotel. Begin your journey

A stunning complex that was once the residence of the Thai kings. Marvel at the intricate architecture and opulent decorations that reflect the grandeur of Thai royalty.

Thailand’s most sacred temple, housing the revered Emerald Buddha, a statue carved from a single jade stone.

Famous for its giant reclining Buddha statue, this temple also offers serene grounds and is considered the birthplace of Thai massage.

End the day with dinner at a rooftop bar along the Chao Phraya River, taking in views of the illuminated temples and cityscape.

Cruise along Bangkok’s “River of Kings,” where you can see the mix of modern city life and traditional Thai temples that line the riverbanks.

One of Bangkok’s most iconic landmarks, this riverside temple is known for its stunning riverside location and towering spires that glitter in the sunlight.

Bangkok's bustling Chinatown is a feast for the senses, famous for its vibrant street food scene, gold shops, and the intricate Wat Traimit, home to a giant solid gold Buddha.

Known as the backpacker hub, this lively street offers an exciting nightlife scene, with street vendors, bars, and restaurants open late into the night.

Take a day trip to the ancient city of Ayutthaya, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Famous for the Buddha's head entwined in tree roots, this temple is one of the most photographed sites in Ayutthaya.

Once the most important temple in the Ayutthaya Kingdom, these majestic ruins give a glimpse into Thailand’s glorious past.

A vast area filled with historical ruins, showcasing the remains of the Ayutthaya Kingdom’s grandeur, including palaces and temples.

Dive into the lively atmosphere of local markets where you can find everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts.

The entertainment hub of Siem Reap, where you can enjoy vibrant nightlife, great restaurants, and bars.

Start your day early for an unforgettable exploration of the temples

The world’s largest religious monument, Angkor Wat is breathtaking, especially during sunrise when the golden light illuminates its stone carvings and reflection pools.

 Known for its 54 towers, each adorned with multiple smiling stone faces, Bayon is one of Angkor’s most iconic temples.

Made famous by the movie Tomb Raider, this temple is unique for the massive tree roots that seem to grow from its ruins, creating a mystical and photogenic sight.

The last capital of the Khmer Empire, home to many stunning temples and structures, including the Terrace of the Elephants.

Return to Siem Reap for a relaxing evening.

Discover more of Siem Reap’s hidden gems

Known as the “Citadel of Women,” this pink sandstone temple is famous for its intricate carvings and elaborate detailing, which are considered among the finest in Angkor.

A sprawling monastic complex built by King Jayavarman VII, featuring a maze of corridors and serene courtyards slowly being overtaken by the jungle.

Explore Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake, where entire communities live in floating villages, relying on fishing and farming.

End the day with a traditional Cambodian dance performance and dinner.

This picturesque lake in the heart of Hanoi offers a peaceful retreat with its iconic Turtle Tower and is a popular spot for locals to practice Tai Chi.

Located on a small island in Hoan Kiem Lake, this temple is dedicated to General Tran Hung Dao and is accessible by a charming red bridge.

The vibrant Old Quarter is known for its narrow streets, old-style buildings, and a labyrinth of shops selling everything from street food to handicrafts.

A traditional Vietnamese performance art that dates back to the 11th century, depicting folk tales and historical legends on water.

Delve into Hanoi’s historical and cultural landmarks

The final resting place of Vietnam’s revolutionary leader, Ho Chi Minh, this mausoleum is a significant national monument.

This unique Buddhist temple, built on a single stone pillar, is one of Vietnam’s most iconic landmarks.

Once the official residence of the French Governor-General, this colonial-style palace sits in beautiful gardens and is part of the Ho Chi Minh Complex.

Discover Hanoi’s rich culinary scene, with street vendors offering delicious Vietnamese dishes such as pho, banh mi, and egg coffee.

Sail through the emerald waters of Halong Bay, passing by thousands of limestone karsts and islands. This UNESCO World Heritage site is one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Asia.

Explore hidden caves, lagoons, and secluded beaches, offering unique insights into the bay’s geological wonde

Spend your final day:

Hanoi is known for its handicrafts, silk products, and coffee. Visit the local markets or souvenir shops for unique mementos.

Explore Hanoi’s growing art scene, with galleries showcasing contemporary Vietnamese artists and traditional lacquer paintings.


Our 10-Day Southeast Asian Journey

Headed to the medieval village of Eze situated up on a steep hill overlooking the Mediteranean Sea.

Spectacular views of the coast from Jardin Exotique d’Èze, a cactus garden at the top of the village.

Visited ancient some ancient castles in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin.

Continued the journey on the cost towards Menton. Arrived just in time for a Mediterranean sunset. Spent the night here.

Today was the day with hilltop towns. We walked up and down the streets of the cities all day long. First Gourdon.

Moved to Grasse - another hilltop lovely town. Spent the night.

Then headed back to the coast, in Port Grimaud, the so called 'Venice of Provence'.

In the afternoon took a hike in Massif des Maures.

French Riviera Trip

Tbillisi is the capital of Georgia. It's a beautiful city sitting on hills, so with a beautiful geography of the place. We started our exploration with the old center.

Tbilisi old center is the historical part of the city. We started our exploration with strolling on the streets with colourful buildings and balconies. 

We arrived at the beautiful Clock Tower in the city center. It's a joyful clock, built in 2010, but with 19th century materials. It looks like in fairy tales. Every hour or so, pupets come out of the clock tower and put on some show.

We checked the thermal baths of the city. Actually, it seems that the name Tbilisi means "warm" and that is because of the existance of these thermal baths in the city. It's one of the popular things to do in Tbilisi for those who can stand the sulfur smell.

After the long walk in the city old center, we moved to the new area. Bridge of Peace is already a landmark of Tbilisi. It's a steel and glass pedestrian bridge with a contemporary design lights that can be admired at night. It connects the old town with the new city and it offers nice views over Mtkvari River crossing Tbilisi.

One of the nicest thing in Tbilisi is this cable car that takes you up the hill where you can admire the city from above. There's also a restaurant up there where you can have eat with a view. And on the other side of the hill there's a small adventure park, if you want some adrenaline.

We slowly made our way to Trinity Cathedral, which is a large orthodox cathedral in Tbilisi, sitting on a hill high above the city.

We ended our day in Tbilisi with a drink at Fabrika, a nice place where young people gather in the evening to hang out. 

One Day in Tbilisi

Arrived in Sofia. We got accommodation with a view over the beautiful historical center, which was very nice as we sat on the balcony gazing at the city every morning and evening.

Visited the city with its old buildings and churces. It feels very livable.

Rented a car and went in the mountains for a bit of fresh air! Spend the night there!

Took the gondola. It goes up at around 2500 altitude! It's the point of departure to the talles mountain in entire Balkan Peninsula, with 2925 m altitude. The hike takes a whole day (for the experienced ones).

From there we headed to our next destination.

Got here in the afternoon, we took a walk on the main street of the city.

Visited the old part of the town, situated on three hills and Fortress Tsarevets. Veliko is one of the most beautiful mediaval towns in the Balkans.

Visit the small city and the famous nearby caves and canyon!

Bulgarian Holiday

The beginning of a short beautiful road trip in Transylvania. Arrived in Bucharest and rented a car from the airport.

Arrived in Sinaia, a mountain resort. Visited the town and Sinaia Monastery. Spent the nght in Sinaia.

Took the cable car to the top of the mountain. 

From there hiked to a panoramic point on top of the mountain

Also visited the Sphinx, a rock with sphinx like features.

ended the day in Brasov, town in Transylvania. 

Visited the Black Church and Strada Sforii, a narrow passage street, iconic place in the city.

another beautiful city in Romania. A point where different cultural influneces met: Romanian, Hungarian, German. Picturesque streets. Spent the night in Sibiu.

one of the most beautiful roads in Europe, through the mountains with stunning views. There are many trails that you can follow if you want to hike.

4 days in Transylvania 

The city of Cork, in South Ireland is a cool city known for its history, beaches, good food and fine coffee spots. We were in Cork for one summer day and we simply loved our time spent there.

We started our full day in Cork with a good breakfast and a coffee at this super nice place, Good Day Deli in the center of the city. Not only that the place is really nice, but they even serve healthy and organic food made with local products.

After breakfast, we took a walk along the River Lee and in FitzGerald Park, which is a nice popular place with walking paths, fountains and monuments.

We arrived at Cork City Gaol. It's a super interesting spot. It looks like a castle and it used to serve as prison until 1923. There are guided tour that you can book to learn more about the interestig history of the place.

We then had a short drive to visit Blarney Castle, a medieval stronghold, nor far from Cork. Once there, we had to climb a a narrow staircase to the top of the castle to and to this "magical" stone on top of it.

After the castle, we had a drive towards the historical town of Cobh. Situated in the south of Cork, on an island, in Cork's harbour, it is the Titanic's last port of call in 1912. I personally very much liked the view with the row of those cute colorful houses stretching up a steep street in Cobh. They are known as the Deck of Cards.

On the way back to Cork, we made one more stop, at Fota Wildlife Park. It's a nice green spot with animals from different parts of the world.

Back to Cork, we checked an iconic place of the town, the English Market. Open in 1788, the traditional market is one of the oldest municipal markets and it offers fresh bread, seafood, chocolates, wines and more.

One Day in Cork

Lesbos is the third largest island of Greece. It has pretty much everything that tourists would seek, from historic sites, amazing coastline, beautiful towns and villages to mountain trails with wonderful landscapes. We arrived on the island by ferry.

We arrived in the beautiful island's capital of Mytilene. As we were approaching and set foot on the island, we were already in love with the place. Beautiful harbour surrounded by good looking houses, churches and cobbled streets filled with nice cafes and restaurants greeted us.

First of all we rented a car so we could properly explore the island. We visited Castle of Mytilene sitting up on a hill above the town and the harbour. The castle covers a large area and offers beautiful views over the island and across the sea to Turkey.

We settled in Petra village. It's a beautiful villages set around a sandy bay. The shoreline is filled with many cafes an nice tavernas. After we took a few steps on the streets of the village and along the bay, we spent the last part of the day at Petra Beach.

Today we checked some other spots of the island as well.

After a short drive from Petra, we arrived at Molyvos. We did not find many tourists while stolling on the streets of the village. There were only nice local people smiling and talking to us.

We reached Molivos Castle sitting beautifully on top of the village. It's a large impressive Byzantine Castle hiding within its walls an incredible amount of history. It was there during Venetian era, Catalan era, to the Genovese and the Ottoman period. There are magnificent views over the village and the sea from there.

After the hike to the castle and down, we went towards Eftalou hot springs. We bathed in the communal bath. The temperature of the water was pretty high, so we relaxed in the hot bath for a few munites before heading to the cold sea.

Back in Petra, we visited Panagia Glykofilousa Church, a remarcable church built on top of a rock

We spent the rest of the day at Paralia Tsichranta Beach. It's a quiet beach with clear waters and pebble beach. There are two lovely tavernas here as well. 

Leaving Petra, we checked a new spots on the island.

The name of the village comes from the words “safe” in Greek and Venetian and it reffers to the harbor that is very safe and can accommodate all sizes of vessels. In Sivri, we tried the food specialty horta, a type of spinach, boiled and served with salt and lemon. We really liked it.

The place is famous for the great sandy beach, where we relaxed for a while.

Skala Kallonis is a nice fishers’ place. We loved to watch the fishermen doing their business around the shore and the beautiful coloured boats there. We sat at a nice taverna and enjoyed the views and, of course, the food.

We arrived in Agiasos in the evening just to accommodate for our last night on the island.

Today we explored Agiasos, the town that lies on the slopes of Mount Olympus. We walked the tiny cobbled streets for a long time, enjoying the traditional architecture, tiled-roof houses, and smiling inhabitants. It's one of the most visited places on the island with many nice tavernas and cafes.

We returned to Mitilini, where we took the ferry from and left the beautiful island behind.

Lesbos

I had one day to explore the Scandinavian capital of Stockholm. At the end of the day, ,my feet were not very happy, but it was a great, spectacular day.

I started at Grona Lund, the amusement park in Stockholm because I have heard pretty much about it and I was curious. Actually I was not there especially for the fun, but for the the view you have from there. :)

Stortorget Square is an important square in Stockholm, part of Gamla Stan district. It used to be a square of fairs and festivals, now is a cute square with a vintage vibe.

The Old Town of Stockholm, called Gamla Stan, located on a few several islands in the middle of the town, has a medieval vibe, with its cobbled streets and colourful 17th and 18th century buildings. There are also chique bistros, old school pubs and cool spaces.

We paid a short visit to The Royal Palace, a beautiful Renaissance style building. The palace serves as the current residence of the royal residence of Sweden.

While in Stockholm, use their metro. The stations are real work of art, where a hundred artists decorated the space beautifully. 

Open air museum located in a green park, with beautiful sculptures and art gallery. You can feel a great vibe surrounding the place.

The lawns on Djurgarden Island once belonged to the royal court. Now, the space is a great spot for a relaxating activities. Locals use it for picnics and other open air activities.

Kungstradgarden Park is a nice central park used also for concerts, events, art galleries, restaurants and cafes.

We really liked the photography museum. It's located on a brick-built building that served as the former customs house. It hosts exhibitions of renowned artists such as Henri Cartier-Bresson or Anna Leibovitz, but also of modern photographers.

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