From Stockholm, it is easy to board one of the ferries heading north to Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, where we continued on our nordic trip. On the Tallink Silja Line which has a daily ferry crossing, we managed to book tickets at 58€ each. It was a B class cabin for four people and …
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Did you know that Stockholm has a gender equal snow-clearing policy? Men are statistically more likely to be drivers, while women are more likely to use pavements, cycle paths, and public transport. Instead of clearing main roads first, day care centres, where parents typically take their children first thing in the morning have been prioritised, …
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Prague is the best-preserved historic capital of Europe. It is also one of the most beautiful and full of character that is resembles a scene from a fairytale. Views everywhere, from hills, balconies, church towers and domes look out over the city of 100 spires. At ground level, squares both grand and intimate are interconnected …
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When you are in Dubrovnik, do sign up for the daily walking tour of the city because it is very informative and the local guides can offer insights about their city. There are various timings during the day, but the regular ones are 10am and 12pm for the free walking tour. Meeting point is in …
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