Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, is one of the smallest cities in Europe. Set along the Danube River, it has a rich history, a strong Slovakian culture, and a fascinating blend of old and new architecture. Interestingly, Bratislava is the only capital in the world that borders two different countries, Austria and Hungary. Continue reading for my recommendations for the top 10 things to see in the Slovak capital…
Adina Apartment Hotel Budapest truly feels like a home away from home. Located in the heart of the city, it offers fully equipped and contemporary designed apartments, coupled with modern hotel services, to provide guests with the best of both worlds. The wellbeing perks onsite are impressive, from a jacuzzi and sauna, to a swimming pool and gym. This is also the perfect place to stay for a festive getaway, with the Budapest’s Christmas markets just a stones throw away. Continue reading for my full review of Adina’s flagship apartments in the Hungarian capital…
Bulgaria showcases a history that emerges through ancient ruins, awe-inspiring fortresses, incredible landscapes, peaceful monasteries and quaint old towns. Here’s a photo blog of my journey through northern Bulgaria…
Bucharest, a Balkan city located in Eastern Europe, isn’t a traditional tourist destination. In fact, it’s one of Europe’s most underrated cities and this is what encouraged me to explore the Romanian capital. I was instantly amazed by the stunning architecture and quaint streets, and to learn that Bucharest is home to Europe’s largest building, spa and boulevard. Here are my favourite Instagrammable spots in the city…
Mercure Bucharest Unirii is a four star boutique hotel located in the heart of the vibrant and bustling Romanian capital. The hotel’s perfect location next to Bucharest’s main sights and attractions, spacious rooms, luxurious decor, delicious cuisine and Mercure hospitality makes this one of the most sought-after hotels in Romania. Continue reading for my full hotel review…
