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Germany’s local crafts
Where tradition meets creativity Germany is the home of masterful craftsmanship, from delicate cuckoo clocks in the Black Forest to wooden art from the Ore Mountains and the German bread culture. In Germany, tradition and innovation merge to create unique designs that inspire the world and combine history with modern creativity. Find out more about these local crafts and start planning your visit! Discover the variety in German bread culture One of Germany's most celebrated crafts is the art …
Handicrafts in Slovenia
From lacemaking to sweet delights Slovenian handicrafts enrich the country’s cultural heritage, preserving traditions passed down through generations. Each town and region shares its unique story, blending creativity and tradition. This time, we focus on experiences in historic …
Ancient Europe travel guide
Unearth the wonders of the ancient world. …
Creative Europe: heritage routes
Where stories and landscapes meet... …
Historical travel itineraries in Europe
Explore Europe’s legendary past. …
A spiritual journey through Europe
Europe’s spiritual treasures await! …
Poland, off the beaten path
Prepare for wonderful surprises If you seek character, history and a truly local atmosphere, explore Poland off the beaten path . Smaller towns and lesser-known regions offer authentic experiences, stunning scenery and an ambiance you won’t find in the more touristy spots. Here are five places in Poland worth visiting — before the rest of the world discovers them! Zamość ― Poland’s ideal city Designed by an Italian architect as an “ideal city” in the heart of Central Europe , Zamość looks as if …
Bulgaria, behind the scenes
A journey of culture, craft, and quiet corners While many travelers flock to capital cities and iconic landmarks, consider a quieter, deeper kind of discovery in Bulgaria, into the textured layers of culture, craft, and living history. Escape the ordinary city tour: explore Bulgaria’s lesser-known towns and quarters in immersive journeys off the beaten path. Sofia: hidden sanctuaries in the urban heart Sofia may be the capital, but its spiritual soul is quietly preserved in corners most …
Smetana’s Litomyšl
The Smetana’s Litomyšl festival is the second oldest music festival in the Czech Republic, and at the same time, it is among the largest regular classical music festivals held in the country. A musical experience in Litomyšl, the birthplace of the founder of Czech national music, Bedřich Smetana. The most famous native of Litomyšl, composer Bedřich Smetana, is celebrated every summer with a big music festival. Dating from 1949, it is the second oldest music festival in the Czech Republic. The …
Liberation Festival Pilsen
The liberation of Czechoslovakia by allied troops in May 1945 ended up the Second World War fighting in Europe. Most of the Czech area was occupied by the Soviet army, the bulk of western Bohemia was occupied by the U.S. 3rd Army led by General George Patton. On May 4, General Dwight Eisenhower ordered to advance in the heart of Czechoslovakia, which began key American operations in Czech. On May 6, soldiers with a white star came to Pilsen and it became the last place where the path of Allied …