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Hungary: Budapest – a Gem Close to Slovakia

If you consider yourself a traveler who doesn't like travelling too much and don't like to travel great distances; or maybe your financial situation restrains you from seeing what you would like to than go to Budapest. Situated in central Europe this city has amazing atmosphere and is pleasure to look at.

Canary Islands, Fuerteventura – Interesting Places on the Island

Fuerteventura took our breath away! it is completely different from the other Canary Islands we have visited so far. It's a lunar landscape and beaches like the Caribbean. Fuerteventura is not rich in monuments, but rather in extraordinary natural beauty.

Tunisia– Thourgh North Following History

This time we will head to the north of Tunisia, where we will be greeted by architecture with Moorish elements, friendly inhabitants and, most importantly, infinitely long beaches. but we plan to explore Tunisia a little more than just from a beach chair.

SK, Liptovský Mikuláš – a Visit to the Museum of Nature Protection and Cave Exploration

On the aptly named Školská Street, there is a beautiful building of the Slovak Museum of Nature Protection and Speleology, which was originally a Jesuit monastery. in addition to the Baroque-Classicist building, you will certainly be attracted by the lookout tower on the roof of the museum, from which you will see both the city and the surrounding mountains.

USA, Utah – Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks

We have visited several national parks in America, but mainly two have settled in our hearts. the first is green Zion and the second orange Bryce Canyon. That you've never heard of them? Yes, they are not as famous as the famous Grand Canyon, Sequoia or Yosemite National Park, but they will also enchant you.

USA, Maryland: Annapolis – Sneak Peek Into History

Even today, you will come with us to the historic city of Annapolis, Maryland.

Tunisia, Sahara – to the Desert

Anyone who thinks that the Sahara is just a sandy plain is wrong. I also saw this for myself during my visit to Tunisia. the largest part of the Sahara is rocky, the sandy part is the smaller one. it is good to think about safety and use the services of a professional guide.