Trakoscan Castle is one of most popular places in croatia.
Trakoscan Castle is about an hour’s drive from Zagreb, the Croatian capital. It was built in the 13th century as part of the Zagorje principality defence fortification. Though not much is known about the early history of the castle, it has over time housed some of [...]

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Apparently this impressive natural formation wasn’t enough, and a man-made island, which is home to the Hotel Gran Paradise, was built and connected by a pedestrian bridge. My girlfriend and I had experienced the fine dining, but reports of Porto Cesáreo’s secluded beaches brought us again to the city.
We arrived on the 104 Bus from [...]

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Cesky Krumlov is like a fairytale village, something right out of Cinderella or Sleeping Beauty. The jewel of the town greets you on arrival, a looming, ornate Castle tower, the shining light of the vast grounds at the foot of a magical expanse of lush garden, lake and baroque architecture.
At night, the aroma of roasting, [...]

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Some historians and archeologists believe the Viking town of Birka was abandoned for Sigtuna.  Whether this is true or not, the history of the town can still be seen today.
Swedish history is in abundance in the town of Sigtuna.  Viking history mixes with medieval Swedish history that lives on today.

Sigtuna is dotted with churches which [...]

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Logroño
The capital of the Rioja region, the area of north central Spain famous for its wine production, Logroño is a working-class town that knows how to party. On weekdays, it seems the whole town is out en masse, having some pre-dinner tapas and a few drinks. But on weekend nights, the population swells as residents [...]

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