On Via Ghibellina, in the Santa Croce district—amid streets where echoes of Venice and the breath of time pay tribute to history—stands this 18th-century palace. As it unfolds before you, it seems as if time has slowed slightly. Built as a noble estate, today Palazzo Firenze retains the atmosphere of a private family home, decorated with frescoes, marble walls, and refined furnishings. With only 24 rooms and suites, each is unique and exudes history and comfort. Why stay here

Hotel "Koruna" - Created for those seeking a balance between nature and comfort, this resort offers wooden cottages with panoramic windows, cozy rooms, a fireplace room, and a restaurant serving Hutsul cuisine—all oozing with warmth and mountain tranquility. After a day on the slopes of Bukovel, you can relax in the spa area, warm up in the sauna, take a dip in the pool, or simply listen to the snow falling outside. What awaits nearby: Mountain trails and observation platform

When I first discovered VoiceMap audio tours, I was in London. The city was quiet and a bit distant, the museums were closed, the streets were empty, and I was learning to listen to its breath—step by step, through the guides' voices, telling stories right in my headphones. Each route became a small revelation: turn after turn, street after street—London revealed itself anew. It was like a journey through a book, where each chapter is a new neighborhood, and each story comes

Travel for those who know how to slow down I love returning to places where the sea feels like a long silken shawl—slow, smooth, and warm. For me, that place was Paralia Katerinis: not far from bustling Thessaloniki (about an hour's drive), but a completely different world in spirit. There are no noisy promenades or crowds here—just a wide stretch of sand, a gentle breeze, and the horizon of the Aegean Sea. In this post, I share my favorite spots, tips, and a selection of hot