Sighișoara was a huge favourite during our trip to Romania. Small, intact, colourful and perched on its hill, the old town looks like a film set. It’s one of the best-preserved medieval citadels in Europe — and one of the very few that is still inhabited. We visited Sighișoara at Christmas and highly recommend this … Read more
Before taking your dog to Bulgaria, it’s best to be aware of a few rules, local habits and on-the-ground realities in order to travel with peace of mind. We travelled through Bulgaria with our Labrador, Vaya (2 years old), arriving from Greece. We stayed in particular in Sofia, Bansko and near Ruse, travelling mainly by … Read more
We loved Bansko ! For the hiking, the raw nature, the calm mountain atmosphere, and a beautiful town. Located at the foot of the Pirin Mountains in south-western Bulgaria, Bansko is best known as the country’s main ski resort. But reducing it to skiing alone would be missing the point. It’s also a historic town, … Read more
Some places are not simply visited.They are entered — slowly, quietly, almost with reverence.Meteora is one of them. In north-western Greece, near the small towns of Kalambaka and Kastraki, immense stone pillars rise from the plain as if placed there by another hand, another time. At their summits, monasteries cling to the rock, seemingly floating … Read more
Përmet, a picturesque town in southern Albania, is celebrated for its hospitality, landscapes, and local cuisine, particularly its renowned raki. Nearby Bënjë offers thermal springs, while Langarica Canyon provides outdoor adventure. This region blends nature, relaxation, and culture, making it a must-visit on any Albania itinerary.
Albania, a hidden gem between mountains and the Adriatic Sea, offers stunning landscapes, beaches, and historical sites ideal for short trips. Must-see destinations include Tirana, Berat, Gjirokastër, the Albanian Riviera, and the national parks of Llogara and Theth. The rich cultural heritage and natural beauty make it a unique travel experience.
L’Albanie, avec ses plages, sites historiques et paysages époustouflants, est idéale pour un séjour d’une à deux semaines. Explorez Tirana, Berat, Gjirokastër, la Riviera albanaise, et Butrint. Les parcs nationaux de Llogara et de Theth offrent des activités en plein air, tandis que Shkodër et Krujë complètent cette expérience unique.
L’Albanie, perle méconnue d’Europe, offre plages idylliques, montagnes majestueuses et un patrimoine culturel riche. Avec sa diversité religieuse, sa nature préservée et une gastronomie méditerranéenne délicieuse, le pays séduit les voyageurs en quête d’authenticité. En pleine évolution, l’Albanie promet des expériences uniques et inoubliables.
Gjirokastër, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Albania, is known for its Ottoman architecture, cobbled streets, and the impressive Gjirokastër Castle. Visitors can enjoy local crafts at the bazaar, scenic trails, and nearby Libohovë. The National Folklore Festival celebrates Albanian culture, making Gjirokastër a rich historical and cultural destination.