Looking for the best things to see in Bologna? This guide includes 17 must-visit attractions, hidden gems, food recommendations, and practical tips to help you plan the perfect visit.

Looking for the best things to see in Bologna? This guide includes 17 must-visit attractions, hidden gems, food recommendations, and practical tips to help you plan the perfect visit.

Travelling for business in Spain can be productive. It can act as the stepping stone for expanding connections and establishing a foothold in one of the continent’s largest economies. This especially applies when travelling to a leading event such as CPhI Worldwide. But, as the old saying goes: “All work and no play, makes Jack a dull boy.” But, with hundreds of inspirational locations to choose from, which should you consider visiting? Here are some sites which are well-worth visiting when travelling for business in Spain:

From the enchanting atmosphere of Ibiza, to the bustling beaches of Barcelona, there’s so much to enjoy about the jewel in the crown of the Iberian Peninsula. Spain has become Europe’s worst kept travel secret, with millions of tourists descending on these shores year in, year out.
With so many people picking Spain as a holiday destination, we’ve come to learn a lot about this beautiful country over the years. By now, we’re all familiar with their tomato-tossing traditions, and their shrewd love of siestas. But did you know these three unique facts about Spain?

Polignano a Mare is а romantic remarkable place on the Adriatic coast in Southern Italy that is worth to visit. The town, I must admit, was not among our top priorities when we spent time in Puglia in May. We had put it in the “just in case we have time” list. Well, I’m glad we had enough time to go there and got a sense of its spirit. Now in retrospect, I think that we had underestimated the town, but it was so worth visiting it – because of the beautiful sea views, the small quaint beach and the curious historic center with white buildings.

Bari, Italy, is a charming seaside town with a massive castle, an interesting historical center, two cathedrals and a lot of colors – ink blue from the sea, light blue from the azure sky, predominantly white and pale yellow in buildings and bright shades along the old streets.

As a child, I visited the capital Bucharest and I crossed the Romania several times, but that was a long time ago. This autumn I had the great opportunity to visit the eastern parts of the country during a trip along the Danube River and Constanta was one of the places I saw. There are several interesting sights in the city that I will tell you about in this article.

The Enisala fortress in Romania combines beautiful natural landscapes and pieces of medieval history. It is located on a high hill in the Danube delta.

As a history enthusiast, I was so impressed to discover the rich history of the castles in Warsaw. The glory of these magnificent structures took me to a different time and place. It is somehow as a being part of a fairy tale while wandering through the halls and rooms of a real-life castle. From the imposing Royal Castle to the charming Wilanów Palace, each one has a unique story to tell.

Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is a city of towers, palaces, panoramic views and a cozy Old Market. The article below is devoted to the most interesting things to see in Warsaw.
Years ago, as a child, I spent 3 weeks in Poland at a school camp located mainly in the cities of Szczecin and Krakow. At that time, on the road we managed to afford a nice two hours walk in the Warsaw center. Still, I vaguely remembered the square in front of the Royal Castle and I really wanted to remind it and to explore a bigger part of the Polish capital.

After I presented the main Tallinn sights , let me introduce you two exciting ideas for day trips from Tallinn in Estonia. Those routes are similar in a sense they both include an ancient castle and a waterfall … I adore waterfalls and each time I go anywhere I look for a waterfall 🙂 to visit, if any. The first route is east of Tallinn and includes the Rackere Castle and the Jagala waterfall. The second one is in the opposite direction – west of the Estonian capital – and includes the Keila Falls, the Medieval Monastery of Padise and the Haapsalu Castle.

Below is a description of the places. I am going to introduce them to you in the order we have seen them.