Let’s taste some Macedonian food! In the Balkans, just like elsewhere, the food culture varies greatly based on which country and area you are in. There are many shared qualities in the cuisines of the Balkan countries, too, though. Particularly in the areas that were heavily impacted by the Ottoman Empire.One of the countries that has […]
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*This post contains affiliate links I push open the wooden window shutters of *our room. It will be a hot day.We are not sweating any less a moment later when we see a giant iron safety anchor bolted along the mountainside – as a memorial for the fallen hikers. Hiking in North Macedonia is rewarding
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Basically renewing a temporary residence in Serbia is applied the same way than the first one, with few small exceptions. This is how we did it.And what wouldn’t I do for you my dear reader, I even went to court to test how the process goes!
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Once upon a time ”adventourism” was a synonym of traveling after dangerous sporty adventures. Today’s adventures are more passion driven. There is a great need for exclusive traveling, possibilities to travel for own hobbies and passions. Culinary experiencing is one of those on the rise. And it’s not only culinary traveling, but experiencing authentic food and
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Stay over 90 days in Serbia (for EU citizens) demands applying for a temporary residence. We arrived in Serbia to stay one month and it extended to 3 months.We returned once, twice… and soon our nomad life was just a fading memory. As we wanted to stay here for longer than EU citizens’ allowance without
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*This post includes affiliate links to accommodation The night train from Zagreb arrives at the main train station of Belgrade.The area around the station is rough and the police chase away two old drunks from the travelers’ route. The sun is just rising – it’s not even 6 a.m. yet.
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*This post contains a Booking.com affiliate link After leaving Marrakech we popped over to the EU for the first time in more than four months by taking a train to Melilla, on the northern coast of Morocco. We stayed in the African continent but had a short visit to the EU. Yes, that’s possible in
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*This post contains affiliate links Granada is one of the most famous cities in Andalusia, Southern Spain. It’s world famous because of the Alhambra palace and fortress, but there are other things to see in the city as well.
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