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What to See in Krakow: Discover the City of Kings

Krakow, the former capital of Poland, is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, offering history, culture, good food and charm. From its stunning castles to its lively streets filled with cafes and shops, Krakow invites travelers to experience its unique atmosphere. If you're planning a trip -and if not, you should!- here are the must-see places in Krakow that you can't miss. And if you're looking for a more detailed guide to explore the city, don't forget to grab our exclusive Krakow map guide! Here you'll find everything you need to know before traveling to this incredible Polish city. Find out which places are essential, check our recommendation regarding accommodation and where to visit. In addition, you can access our complete guide to enjoying Krakow on Google Maps. What to See in Krakow Main Market Square (Rynek Główny) ...

Discover Sofia: Your Essential Guide to Bulgaria’s Capital

Sofia, the heart of Bulgaria, is an ever-evolving blend of history, culture, and modernity. Often overlooked in favor of its more famous European counterparts, Sofia surprises visitors with its rich heritage, dynamic streets, and a character all its own. In this guide, we’ll explore the must-see spots that make Sofia unique. Discover everything you need to plan the perfect trip to Sofia, Bulgaria's vibrant capital. Explore the must-see attractions, get top recommendations for accommodations, and uncover the best spots to visit. To make your experience even smoother, access our detailed Sofia travel guide on Google Maps, designed to help you navigate the city effortlessly. Top places to see in Sofia Alexander Nevsky Cathedral Alexander Nevsky...

Visiting Auschwitz-Birkenau: History, context, and Experience

Travel puts you in situations where you ask yourself: should places like this be visited? We believe the answer is yes . It is clearly not an “easy” or pleasant destination, but it is a necessary one, essential to understanding history so it is never repeated. This is one of those places we had seen countless times in history books, yet it remains almost impossible to imagine. You can read facts, hear testimonies, and look at photographs, but actually being there, standing in that space and grasping the sheer scale of what happened, is something entirely different. Auschwitz represents the peak of Polish collective memory. It’s also not for everyone. While planning our trip, we heard several people say, “I would never go there.” One of those comments even came from a German. For us, being so close, it felt important to go, to see it, and to experience firsthand what numbers, stories, and images alone can’t fully convey. A bit of context In September 1...

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