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In Berat, we will eat burqa and spend the night talking over rakija. We will not let the power of the drink, reaching up to 70%, knock us off our feet. We will leave the city without a hangover, but remembering the kindness of its inhabitants. Albanian Berat is one of the most beautiful cities in the Balkans. It is located in the central part of the country, on the banks of the Osum River, at the foot of the Shpirag and Tomorri Mountains. The attractive location became the source of a legend telling about two giants who had feelings for the same girl. Both relatives rushed to fight for their beloved and dealt so strong blows that with each subsequent one they fell into the ground. There was no winner in this skirmish - exhausted, they died of their wounds. The girl mourned them for so long that a river emerged from the tears she had shed.

Burek in Berat

According to many tourists visiting the Rhine, the most beautiful town in the region is Bacharach, surrounded by the defensive walls. It is visited by lovers of wonderful landscapes and wine (not necessarily only Rieslings) and romantics. Bacharach is located in the district of Mainz-Bingen, between Loreley and Bingen, in a region famous for its wine production. The area in which it is located is the Middle Rhine Valley, which has been part of the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage since 2002. It is not without reason that the name of the city shares a common element with the name of the Greek god of wine, Bacchus, because Baccharach was in the past the center of the wine trade. The hills at its feet are also green today with grapevine plantations, so a trip along the vineyard route is one of the main attractions here. Which one is worth visiting? Certainly Weingut Ratzenberger , run by a family that handed down the wine tradition from generation to generation. From the top of the vineyard there is a wonderful view of Bacharach and its surroundings.

Guilty Bacharach

Which region is considered to be one of the warmest places in the Czech Republic? This place is called Pálava, and it can be found in the south of Moravia. Our Czech neighbors have a lot to offer in terms of tourism. One of the country's attractions is the region of beautifully sunlit vineyards, riparian forests, white rocks that catch the eye from a distance, fabulously flowery meadows and many remains of medieval castles. It is also a region of lakes with crystal-clear water, a UNESCO biosphere reserve with numerous routes that can be covered by bike and on foot. This is Pálava - a place where holidays are always too short.

Pálava - here the sun lives

Near Bournemouth, one of the English favorite seaside resorts, is a town famous for its 1000-year-old ruins. It is called Corfe Castle, and will tell more than one story to eager people. In the immediate vicinity of Bournemouth, southwest of London, lies the small town of Corfe Castle. Above it there is a chalk hill of the same name, and on it there are unusual ruins. These are not the ordinary remains of one of the many castles that have suffered from the turmoil of history - they are more than a thousand years old.

The White Lady of Corfe Castle

Giethoorn was born as the first Dutch settlement established in a peat basin. Over time, it turned into a town based on islets linked together by over 175 bridges and bridges. You don't have to go to Venice to be able to sail around the city by boat. There is also no need to condemn yourself to squeezing through the crowds of tourists, so associated with the famous Italian city. The Dutch town of Giethoorn is much calmer and cut by a network of water canals. To get to know them, we have to go to the province of Overijssel, located in the eastern part of the country of windmills.

Venice of the Netherlands - Giethoorn

One of the most beautiful villages of France is the tiny La Roque-Gageac, nestled between the cliff and the Dordogne river. The Pearl of Aquitaine is also an ideal base for other attractions of the region. La Roque-Gageac is a charming French village situated on the river Dordogne, in the department of the same name. Despite its modest size, tourists can find quite a lot of attractions there, including the 15th-century Tarde Castle, the ruins of the Sarlat Bishops' Castle, and finally the caves where cavemen lived in the distant past. The village also attracts with its beauty - it is on the list of "The Most Beautiful Villages of France".

Cavemen of La Roque-Gageac

In the past, they were called the Islands of the Gods, today they are compared to the Caribbean. The three beauties of the Atlantic Islands National Park of Galicia are Sur o San Martiño, Del Medio o do Farol and Norte o Monteagudo - the Cíes Islands. The Cíes Archipelago (Illas Cíes) is located on the northwest coast of Spain. The water that laps the beaches here is turquoise and crystal clear, the sand is wonderfully loose and white, and the landscape is made up of eucalyptus and pine forests, rocky cliffs and numerous coves.

Spain&#39;s Maldives - Cíes Islands

The right amount of wine from each lioness will make a cat. Bastet, an ancient Egyptian goddess who was once perfidiously deceived, knows something about it. Stereotypes. Seemingly wrong, sometimes even harmful, but often repeated. According to them, cats are capricious and self-interested, and a woman, like Mickiewicz's miserable fluff, is a changeable creature. What can arise from the combination of the nature of two such unpredictable creatures - a woman and a cat? Certainly an explosive mixture.

Bastet House, or the cradle of cat worship

Beer garden by the lake or under the huge Chinese tower? Naked sunbathing in the middle of town? All this can be found in Munich, in the largest English garden in Europe. The best time to visit the green wonder of Munich is spring and summer, but it is also worth visiting in winter and leave behind the memories of the cold and snow. We are talking about the beautiful Englischer Garten - the English Garden, which has been a public park for over two centuries. It is not only a favorite place of rest and recreation for the inhabitants of the beer capital of Germany. It is also the largest facility of this type in Europe, and at the same time one of the oldest in the world.

The green lungs of Munich

On September 18 - On 20/09/2015, the National Caravanning Rally under the slogan "Caravanning Harvest" will be held at the campsite in Ochaby near Skoczów (Śląskie Voivodeship). Its organizer is the "Jarząbek" Miners Motor Club from Jastrzębie Zdrój. During the rally, participants will be able to order dinner sets prepared by the "Uniwar" company (price of the set - PLN 13). On Friday , September 18, at 10.00 am, the farmhouse office will be opened. At 7.00 p.m. there will be a ceremonial opening of the harvest festival and the announcement of the competition for the most beautiful harvest festival wreath . The prize will be the Ochab Sołtys Cup. A village dance will start at 19.30 - participants will have fun with the NOVOX band. Country disguise is welcome.

National Caravanning Rally &quot;Caravanning Harvest&quot;

Il Salone del Camper, the second largest event of its kind in Europe, will be held at the exhibition center in Parma, Italy, from 12 to 20 September 2015. Il Salone del Camper 2015 is a caravanning fair taking place in the Italian city of Parma. During 9 days, visitors will have the opportunity to learn about the offer of the most important on the market and the most prestigious manufacturers of vehicles and caravans, as well as a whole range of accessories related to tourism. The organizer of Il Salone del Camper is Fiere di Parma , a company that has been operating on the market for over 70 years. In the years 2008-2011, it allocated EUR 60 million for the modernization of the Parma Exhibition Center, which is currently one of the most "eco" exhibition centers, both on a national and European scale. The exhibition pavilions are modern, functional and ecological (equipped with solar panels) on 135m². Over 9,000 parking spaces have been prepared.

Il Salone del Camper 2015

According to legends, Dimmuborgir is the home of a terrible troll named Grýla. Initially, the stories were to serve as a warning for unruly children, and over time they turned into fairy tales about the Icelandic equivalent of Santa Claus, who leaves polite little ones gifts and puts a rotten potato in the shoe of the naughty ones. Heavy music lovers associate "Dimmu Borgir" with a Norwegian black metal band. Amateurs of traveling to distant corners of the world - with a volcanic landscape that makes some people shiver, especially after dark. This landscape can be found in the north of Iceland, on the eastern side of Lake Komarów (Lake Mývatn).