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Following the Celtic Trail
Remember that English people drive on the left. Before you cross the street, you need to look to the right. Your passport or identity card will be checked when you arrive at a port or airport in the UK to make sure you’re allowed to come into the country. It must be valid throughout your stay. Pack for varying climates and activities (rain, high humidity, low temperatures at night and high temperatures during the day, swimwear, city tours, etc.). The currency you will utilize in the UK is the …
The Alps Experience
Choose the right course according to your ability, skill and experience. Be equipped with proper equipment. Comfortable, well-broken-in walking boots are indispensable. Check the weather before your climb. Make sure to drink plenty of water and have a snack or light meal with you. Don’t forget to plan your route and keep your map in …
A football fan's guide to Malta
Malta evokes images of golden limestone cities, a crystal-clear sea, and constant sunshine. Football, less so, yet this Mediterranean archipelago has a surprisingly rich football culture. A national passion for football Football is by far the most popular sport in Malta. Despite its small size, the island has a vibrant football scene with clubs that enjoy loyal local support and communities that rally behind their teams every weekend. What makes football in Malta so special is its …
The football fan’s guide to Poland
Poland is increasingly on the football map of Europe, combining modern facilities and intense stadium atmosphere with a genuine local atmosphere. Attending a match and sightseeing can easily be combined. Thanks to co-hosting EURO 2012, Poland’s stadiums and infrastructure were modernized without losing what matters most: fans can still stand close to the pitch, sing during the entire match, and truly be part of the event. For many fans, Poland means one name: Robert Lewandowski. His stellar …
Top football facts in Switzerland
When people think of sports in Switzerland , skiing and ice hockey may come to mind first, but football is the country’s most practiced sport, played everywhere from major city stadiums to small alpine villages. More than just a game, football offers a unique way to experience Switzerland through local rivalries, historic matches, passionate supporters, and the distinct atmosphere each region brings to the pitch. In 1954, Switzerland hosted the FIFA World Cup, and Lausanne staged one of …
How to follow football in Spain
Discover Spain through football and everyday life Football in Spain is more than a sport — it’s part of daily life. Across the country, people gather in cafés to watch matches, wear team scarves in the streets, and spend evenings talking about football with friends and family. For visitors, it is also a wonderful way to experience local culture and connect with everyday life in Spain. Barcelona: football and city life In Barcelona, football is everywhere. FC Barcelona attracts fans from …
Football fun in Estonia
Estonia’s national football team has never qualified for a World Cup tournament, and when they won the Baltic Cup for the second year in a row in 2026, there were no riots in the streets or giant fireworks displays. Estonians may not be as football crazy as some Europeans, but football fanatics can still get their fix on a trip to Estonia . Tips for football lovers visiting Tallinn Tallinn , as Estonia’s capital, hosts the national team at A. Le Coq Arena when they’re in town. If you’re …
Exploring the Capitals of Northern Europe
1. Bring plenty of warm clothes. The northern capitals of Europe can get very cold. 2. Bring a durable camera. If you go skiing or ice surfing, you’ll want it to be tough enough to handle the elements. 3. Mix up your transportation. From train rides to boat rides, getting from one destination to the next is part of the fun. 4. Check on accessibility of locations before you go. Some of the older parts of the capital cities can be difficult to maneuver for people with disabilities. 5. Stay in …
Award-winning stadiums in Finland
Finland is known to the world for design — Alvar Aalto, Marimekko, Iittala glass — but that esthetic DNA shows up in unexpected places, including, it turns out, the country's football grounds. In the past decade, three Finnish sports venues have won the Finlandia Prize for Architecture , the country's top architectural honor. A football trip through Finland is also a tour of contemporary Nordic design. Start in Helsinki: the Olympic Stadium The Helsinki Olympic Stadium, built from 1934 to …
Finding Serbia’s football soul
In Belgrade , football is more than a game — it’s identity, history, and everyday life. To truly understand this, look beyond the city’s major landmarks and explore the world of Red Star and Partizan , the capital’s two legendary and fiercely opposed clubs. This perspective reveals the emotional core of Serbian football, where stadiums, neighborhoods, and local stories combine to create a powerful sense of belonging. Loyalty divides a city In Belgrade, entire neighborhoods reflect the city’s …