Budapest Art Nouveau Art Nouveau is an ornamental style of art, running from around 1890 to 1910. It includes architecture, graphic and interior design, jewelry, ceramics, painting, glass art and metal work. Because...

Budapest has some secrets. Some hidden secrets! Let’s know more about the Budapest cave adventure! Beneath the city… There is one thing that is still an unknown for most people when speaking about the...

Introduction The Great Synagogue on Budapest’s Dohány Street is one of the largest synagogues in the world. Only the massive Emanu-El Temple in New York is bigger.  It is a Neolog or Orthodox synagogue...

Walking through Prague there is certainly no shortage of magnificent churches. In fact there so many Prague churches that it’s known as the “City of a Hundred Spires”. So it’s easy to assume that...

New Year’s Eve is a time to party and to reflect – both on a great year and, hopefully, an even better one to come – and celebrating it in Prague, whether this is your...

Like most European capitals, Prague has its fair share of old buildings, particularly located in its enchanting Old Town neighborhood. Old buildings tend to have nice cellars and it’s in these cellars you’ll find...

Introduction To Polish Gastronomy Polish gastronomy, a topic so vast and interesting that thousands of books have been written about it. Whilst in Krakow you definitely have to try it. Without the experience of Polish...

The hidden Krakow: Off the beaten track In Krakow, apart from the well-known sights and attractions, there are a number of places of seclusion that are hiding away from both tourists and locals. These...

After sightseeing in Krakow for the entire day, it’s always nice to sit down with a cold pint of beer with your friends and get to know the people around you. Let’s talk pubs,...