Small capital Ljubljana is the center of the country of Slovenia to the product of a harsh story in which the protagonists were the wars and natural disasters like earthquakes that destroyed the city. Despite these facts, today is presented as a young city, but with a lot of history behind it, like its architecture and environment, long hidden secrets of the Slovenian city’s past.

Photography by Ljubljana, Slovenia’s heart

Many argue that the origin of the name of the city comes from an ancient Slavic town called Laburus, while others claim it comes from the Slavic word meaning beloved Luba, or Latin Alubiana. Read the rest of this entry »

Undoubtedly, when we think of Paris, the first image that come to mind is the Eiffel Tower. Inevitably, and from the 60s, this stunning tower has been (and remains) one of the main icons of the French capital.

Photography by Al Ianni

This structure of puddled iron was not always accepted by the Parisians, as it has been severely critical of industrial aesthetics and break it engenders to the city environment, completely accepted and recognized from the development of tourism in the mid-twentieth century. Read the rest of this entry »

The romantic capital of Estonia is located on the northeast corner of Europe, the Baltic Sea and has a romantic landscape of rare beauty, given its tumultuous past.

Tallinn’s history was marked in recent years by a communist regime under Soviet rule being this star for five decades until the arrival of independence in 1991. Following this historic moment, the country and especially its capital, managed to devise a fast and accurate recovery under the system of Western capitalism.

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One of its most precious jewel is the old town, which is characterized by its magnificent architectural legacies of medieval and Baroque styles, led by grand castles, stately churches and many cobbled streets that get lost among the dead, dying in large squares crowned important historical monuments. Read the rest of this entry »

Winter Fun in Finland

If you are lucky enough to spend a winter in Finland, you will see the entire floor is covered completely by a thick layer of white snow. When you poke your nose through the door of his residence, get a breath of pure mountain air imaginable, which will fill you with energy to live a wonderful day, one of the few places left in the world who have Wonderful surroundings to offer.

Photography by J_Makk

Finland is a country that over the years, is preparing to spend the winter, no doubt, and although it might sound strange, the favorite time of most Finns, because it is a time that can perform a host sports and recreational activities related to snow and ice. Read the rest of this entry »

Athens is probably the capital of Europe that has undergone changes in recent years. While Athens has become a modern metropolis still retains the atmosphere of a small town. Here the ancient meets the future and the ancient monuments form an Athens classic decor for a new and more fashionable, and it is precisely these stark contrasts that make exploring the city so exciting.

Photography by Titanas

Athens had its golden age in the V century BC, when it built the most ancient monuments. During the Byzantine and Turkish eras the city fell into a small village, later becoming the capital of free Greece in 1833. For the 2004 Olympics changed almost all the infrastructure, and the metro, trams, new ring roads and viaducts have eased the pressure of huge automobile traffic. Read the rest of this entry »