Tag: Things to Do

Venice Opera Cocnert at Scuola Grande di San Teodoro

Candlelit Venice Opera Concert at Scuola Grande di San Teodoro

If you’re wondering whether (and where) to attend an opera concert in Venice, you’ll likely hear about the amazing Teatro La Fenice. But for a more intimate experience, the Three Tenors concert at the Scuola Grande di San Teodoro is nevertheless another true gem. Here’s why it’s worth going and how it felt for me.

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Haeundae Beach

Wonder-Filled Things To Do at Haeundae Beach, Busan, South Korea

Haeundae Beach is without doubt Busan’s most beloved shoreline. All things to do in Haeundae and all things happening on this beach are a sign of pure, understated happiness and simple delights of Korean life.

Here, where the city meets the sea and the mountains. Here, where Busan’s skyscrapers cast reflections in hues of green and blue. And sunsets steal the hearts of many.

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Turkish cultural experience Ebru Traditional Ottoman paper marbling

22 Fun Things To Do In Istanbul For An Authentic Turkish Experience

The very best Turkish authentic experiences, unique and fun things to do in Istanbulhere’s how to enjoy to the fullest one of the most colourful and vivid cities I’ve ever seen!

Sunk in the muezzin calls echoing from the towering minarets scattered here and there and draped in endless carpets of tulips rolling out each spring, Istanbul spreads across two continents, above and under the ground, with the promise of one of the most unexpected to-do lists for any tourist.


Known as the Second Rome, Byzantium or Constantinople, the metropolis was once the capital of three big empires. And each left their mark.

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One day in Sevilla Things to do in Seville

One Day in Seville Itinerary: Best Andalusian Food, Art & Architecture

Getting ready for spending one day in Seville?

As the city is the one and only, excessively charming capital of the southern Spain province of Andalusia, the experience of a day trip to Seville can be quite massive. That’s why the one-day guide below is meant to help you plan your visit to the smallest detail.

You’ll find Seville as one urban Andalusian mix of centuries-old architectural marvels, fully immersed in lush vegetation, jasmine scents and the passionate rhythms of flamenco.  At its very core known as the the labyrinthic Barrio de Santa Cruz a Moorish-Renaissance palace and a gigantic Gothic cathedral reign.

For me, Seville has always had the air of a vintage postcard. Tallest palms I have ever seen, Mediterranean wildflowers scattered at their feet, quirky fine art, colorful ceramics and intricate archways of the ancient buildings, plus the guitar melodies floating above the cobblestone streets, make Sevilla one the most romantic cities in Europe. Durable through time, though so delicate.

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