Chaos in the streets, roaring car horns, a shabby pyramid and the smell of roasted chestnuts. In the capital of Albania, Tirana, we will travel through a communist past with a sweet and sour taste of god. Tirana smells like apple and cherry blossoms or citrus - it all depends on the season in which we visit it. It is best to go there in spring or autumn, because then the water is warm enough to be able to swim in the sea. The average summer temperature is 25-30ºC. Apart from the mountain peaks, it is practically never cold here.

Roasted Tirana Chestnuts

"To see Naples and die" - who does not know the words of Goethe? The eighteenth-century German scholar was so enchanted by the Italian city that he sighed more than he spoke. And we can paraphrase them to describe the beauty of another place, the archipelago of paradise islets in the Pacific Ocean. Tuvalu is a country in western Polynesia. Although in Tuvalu its name means "eight islands", it actually consists of nine, and in Polish it is called Lagoon Islands. It is so exotic and remote that most people have never heard of it. Even less knows where it is. Many of them may never learn about it - the more so as, according to UN research, there is a high risk that it will disappear under the waters of the Pacific by 2050.

Visit Tuvalu before it disappears

Monuments can be not only sacred buildings or huge palaces that remember the times of lavish parties. A hospital can also be a monument on a global scale, and such an attraction is waiting for tourists in Kuks. There are many tiny, even microscopic places in the world famous for their enormous (literally and figuratively) attractions. You don't have to look far for an example - in Poland one such place is Święta Lipka, to which pilgrimages were made already in the 15th century. The village, situated in the beautiful surroundings of forests, houses agritourism farms, guest houses and hotels, but alone it has only a few hundred inhabitants.

Historic hospital in Kuks

The group of CARAVANING enthusiasts is constantly growing. This form of vacation offers attractions that no organized trip can provide: complete freedom in choosing the route and place of accommodation. This August, fans of CAMPER driving cannot be missed in Düsseldorf - the annual Caravan Salon fair is a paradise for all those who are passionate about tourism. Last year, this world-famous event was visited by over 179,000 guests eager for news from the tourism industry. 570 exhibitors from 25 countries presented their offers. This year will be just as interesting, so it is worth starting the preparations now, so that in August your CAMPER is equipped with the necessary equipment and ready to go. You can easily get to Düsseldorf - the German roads are really good, and the journey from the Polish border takes only a few hours.

To Dusseldorf not only for the Caravan Salon fair

The charming resort of Albenga, nicknamed the city of a hundred towers, is located in the Italian region of Liguria. Once a Roman port, today it is a seaside beach popular with families with children. It tempts with an ancient old town and delicious cuisine. Albenga is a small town in the northern Italian province of Savona. As a famous bathing resort of the Italian Riviera, it enjoys considerable interest among tourists from various countries, not only from Europe. In antiquity, it was a Roman port - unfortunately, few traces of its former glory have survived to this day.

The city of a hundred towers - Albenga

One of the most beautiful and considered to be the most romantic islands in Italy, Capri remembers events that innocent girls cannot think of. When visiting the vicinity of Naples, it is worth visiting it to immerse yourself in history and listen to what the old buildings purr about. What is dark and dissolute attracts more than what is cheerful and innocent. The fame of the Italian island of Capri dates back to the distant times of ancient Rome, when Emperor Tiberius built several luxurious villas on it. According to the legends, in the last years of his rule, he indulged in carnal pleasures in them, and the orgies did not end. To commemorate the swaggering hedonism, the beautiful little island was called the Island of Pleasure.

The island of delight - Capri

A small Umbrian town inspired CS Lewis to name the land he had invented Narnia. It is situated on a rocky hill above the coast of Nera, in the green heart of Italy. In the Italian region of Umbria is the tiny Narni, a charming town with a long history. Like many Umbrian towns, visitors are struck by the medieval appearance of stone buildings and the atmosphere of narrow cobbled streets. One of the biggest tourist attractions of Narnia is the 13th-century Palazzo del Podesta . While in the town, it is also worth seeing the cathedral and the fortification erected in 1370. The town is one of the most fascinating centers of the Umbria region. It mainly attracts lovers of the architecture of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance era, but lovers of long walks among the greenery will also like staying there. It is quite quiet and peaceful here.

The Chronicles of Narnia

"The village combines the wildness of the western mountain countries with the greenness of southern France," Lord Byron described Sintra. The pearl of Portugal attracts tourists with its mansions, parks and ... the end of Europe. Lisbon's nearby neighbor, Sintra, delights with its architecture. The buildings are sensitively integrated into the natural landscape, which is especially noticeable on the slopes of the hill. The historic center of the city developed under the rule of the Moors. During the Middle Ages, the center gradually grew tighter as it expanded along the main streets.

Palaces of Sintra

The resort is called the most cosmopolitan center of France and at the same time the oldest city in the country. It is considered the gateway to the Mediterranean Sea. What city are we talking about?. If someone is planning to spend a holiday in France and wants to have a guarantee of a good holiday, he should consider a trip to Marseille. The Mediterranean climate of the city provides temperatures of 10-14 ° C in winter, and even 30 ° C in summer. Apart from the favorable weather conditions, the resort also tempts with a wealth of tourist attractions. After all, it is the oldest French city, and in terms of the number of people inhabiting it, it ranks second. These are not all the advantages of Marseille - it is the largest commercial port in the country and one of the most important on the continent. Tourists come here from all over the world, attracted by the rich culture and history that is over 2,500 years old. The uniqueness of the city is emphasized by the fact that it was chosen as the European Capital of Culture 2013 .

The oldest city in France - Marseille

Prince George IV of Hanover was so enchanted by him that he built a palace in its very heart. He could rest here, enjoying the sea breeze and the beauty of numerous parks. What city is it? Brighton, the summer capital of England. Great Britain is not only a sky covered with clouds, rain and English phlegmaticity. It can surprise tourists with cities full of greenery and beautiful monuments, and one of them is Brighton, considered the most visited seaside resort in the whole country. One of the city's greatest advantages is its relatively close proximity to London. Brighton is situated in East Sussex, on the English Channel. Due to its location, it is sometimes referred to as the summer capital of England or "seaside London".

The summer capital of England - Brighton

"You see others, you don't know yours" - the old proverb fits like a glove when we talk about Polish tourist attractions. You don't have to go abroad to admire the wealth of monuments or the beauty of lakes. Among others, we are waiting for in the historic capital of Greater Poland. According to the statistics, Poznań is the fourth most frequently visited Polish city by tourists. A large percentage of visitors are foreigners, and if a survey were to be conducted, it would turn out that a large percentage of Poles have never been to Poznań. It's a bit sad, especially when you think about how much the city has to offer to tourists.

Poznań - the city of love

2016 European Capital of Culture, a seashell resort and a city where the world's second University of Gastronomy Sciences was established. This is San Sebastian, situated on the Bay of Biscay, the "pearl of the north". At the beginning of the 20th century, the Spanish royal family loved to spend their holidays in San Sebastian. Later it moved to a somewhat quieter place, as a series of terrorist attacks took place here in the last years of General Franco's rule. Today, the resort is teeming with life, and several times a year it hosts great festivals, including Tamborrada with its drums, St. Tomasz or Semana Grande with the international fireworks competition.

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Roasted Tirana Chestnuts