For work opportunities prefer Milan, Rome & Bologna but if you just prefer a relaxed lifestyle, Florence & Bari are perfect for that. If you want to experience the life of Italy, on a budget friendly manner, prefer Southern Italy & Sicily! If you’re a student looking for the best university exchange, Bologna is renowned
Montenegro and Boka Bay (Bay of Kotor) remain one of the few Balkan destinations relatively untouched by mass tourism—except for Kotor, which is overcrowded with daily cruise ships unloading 3,000 tourists-. It’s in part because its airport (Tivat) has a limited airline connections, the country’s still low tourism promotion & maybe the fact that it’s
Yogyakarta was a wonderful surprise; it’s the kind of city that’s somewhat touristy but spared from mass tourism like Bali. There’s a good balance between locals and tourists, and I even felt that it was visited more by Indonesians than by Eurasian-type tourists, which is refreshing. It’s also a very cultural city, with artistic events
I don’t need to introduce this natural wonder. Because the videos on social networks have already done their job. And if you think it’s doctored, that it can’t be as impressive in real life, believe me, it is. It’s one of the most beautiful landscapes I’ve ever seen in my life. And I still get
And you’ve probably never heard of it … Welcome to Anafiotika, a tiny, village-like neighbourhood that you might miss when visiting Athens, but is definitely worth a visit! Once inside, you’ll feel like you’re on one of those Cycladic islands where time seems to have stopped for years. With its whitewashed houses, narrow alleys and