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What do people eat in the Philippines? Here are some tips on Filipino dishes you should try. Filipino cuisine is not as well-known as its Asian relatives like Chinese, Japanese, Indian, and Thai. Filipino food has some similarities with these cuisines but is also influenced by the West, especially Spain, since the Philippines was a…
Durres has become one of the new hot charter destinations in Europe. How does the city really measure up against other beach destinations? Durres was founded around 627 BC and was Albania’s capital for a short period between 1914 and 1920. The city is located on the Albanian Riviera and is Albania’s largest port city….
A magical travel experience 2285 meters above sea level on Mount Sinai in Egypt. I stumble in the darkness, trying to keep up with the Bedouin guide leading the way, but losing sight of him every time he turns a corner. It’s surprisingly cold for a night in April in the desert country of Egypt….
Wondering if San Marino is worth a visit? Keep reading to find out if the microstate nestled within Italy is right for you. Enchanted castles, medieval architecture, dramatic mountaintops, and quirky museums – these are just some of the things you’ll encounter in the magical mountainous state of San Marino. If strolling through cobblestone streets,…
Ireland is often celebrated for its whiskey and Guinness, yet its culinary offerings are equally a must. Here’s a brief guide to traditional Irish food in Dublin and Ireland. Dublin might not be renowned for its culinary highlights, but we were pleasantly surprised by the Irish cuisine. You’ll find everything from hearty meat stews to…
Wondering what to eat in Prague? Here are 10 Czech dishes you should try. When you think of Prague, your mind might first go to the cobblestone streets of the old town, narrow alleys, the fairy-tale castle, and the Gothic spires rising behind Charles Bridge, not to forget the famous astronomical clock in the charming…
Gjirokaster is nestled between the southern Albanian mountains, offering a glimpse into Albania’s fascinating history and culture. Small stone houses with slate roofs cling to steep slopes, and a towering castle carved from Albanian mountain stone. The Stone City of Gjirokaster (Gjirokastër/Gjirokastra) should be high on your list of cities to visit in Albania. Founded…
Berat is one of Albania’s oldest cities, inhabited for thousands of years. This ancient city has been home to a number of different civilizations and empires, contributing to its rich cultural and historical identity. Berat is also known as the “City of a Thousand Windows.” It’s easy to understand why when you see the distinctive…
Albania has swiftly evolved from an obscure destination to a widely sought-after travel hotspot in just a few years. Sunshine, beautiful beaches, deep blue seas, towering mountains, fascinating culture, and interesting history attract travelers from near and far. Additionally, Albania is a country where most things are affordable, especially compared to Scandinavia. The Albanian people…
I love Albania and I love beer. This is my small guide to Albanian beer for those of you who are either traveling beer enthusiasts or just want to quench your thirst in the Albanian heat. Albania may not have the largest selection of beers, but it boasts several large and small breweries that produce…
