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5 win-win ideas for a vacation in Kiev, if you are a daredevil
How many emotions we would not be given romantic summer nights, going to the cinema and relaxing on the beach, still it will be not enough. We propose to open new activities for ourselves, which will make the summer brighter, and the body - smart. For example, this weekend you can arrange a small sports marathon: play volleyball, go to an extreme park, master a wake. And for the most brave there is a special offer - a parachute jump!
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The height of Marshal Konev (museum, 1965)
The Memorial Complex "The Height of Marshal Konev" was opened after reconstruction in 2003, on the eve of the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Kharkov from the Nazi invaders.
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Dawn in Hallstatt: How to wake up before tourists and capture the perfect light over the lake
Hallstatt is the most photographed town in Austria, but tourists usually visit it during the day. I’ll tell you how to get up at 4 a.m., find the best spot before sunrise, and take a photo that isn’t just a copy from a postcard. Plus, I’ll provide you with a map of hidden viewing spots and three recommended routes, each with corresponding timing suggestions.
Dinan: a castle overlooking the Maas River, a saxophone, and a fishing town on the border between Belgium and France.
The small town of Dinan in Belgium is nestled in a gorge along the Meuse River, nestled between cliffs, like a medieval fairy tale. Here, a castle looms over the water, and the sound of saxophone music can be heard everywhere—Adolf Sax, a native of this town, was born here. Tourists wander through its narrow streets, taking their time to explore. It is the perfect place for a leisurely weekend in the Ardennes.
Ipr: Memories of War, a Cat Festival, and the Trenches of Flanders
Ipr is a city where the history of World War I is literally right under your feet. Trenches within the city limits, a museum featuring soldiers’ personal belongings, and a strange medieval tradition that has become a popular tourist attraction. Additionally, once every three years, cats fall from the bell tower here—and it’s nothing what you might think.
Jindřichův Hradec: a symmetrical square where architecture dictates the rules of life
A small town in Southern Czechia is famous for its perfectly proportioned market square, one of the most symmetrical in Europe. Here, a castle, a Gothic church, and several museums compete for visitors’ attention, but the real wonder is the very layout of the town itself, which seems to be the work of an architect who pursued perfection to the utmost.
Tabor: a Houthi city with underground tunnels and the Yostah Tower
The medieval town of Tábor in the Czech Republic is not just an ordinary city, but a fortress of 15th-century revolutionaries, with an extensive network of underground tunnels beneath its streets. The Jošt Tower, a museum hidden beneath the ground, and the Hussit heritage that can be found everywhere – all these make Tábor a place full of fascinating sights. I’ll tell you what to see and how to avoid getting lost in this labyrinth of medieval passages.
Nyborg: a royal castle located on the Great Belt Strait and serving as a gateway to the Danish islands.
I just returned from Nyborg—a small town located on the Great Belt Strait, where one of Denmark’s most underrated castles can be found. This is not just a historical building; it represents the gateway between the islands, and once, royal ships used it to control all traffic through this passage. I’ll tell you why it’s worth visiting on your way between Copenhagen and Funen.
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