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Beautiful artic beach with amazing views, lots of sheep and facilities for camping (for a fee)

Uttakleiv Beach

Less crowded hidden gem for example for admiring the Midnight Sun

Myrland beach

Beautiful arctic beach with amazing views, lots of sheep and facilities for camping (for a fee)

Café Maiasmokk, the oldest café in Tallinn, offers a historic setting with its timeless interior, serving traditional pastries, coffee, and light meals, creating a charming atmosphere that transports visitors back in time.

Cafe Maiasmokk

Pierre Chocolaterie is a quaint and cosy spot hidden in a picturesque courtyard, offering a selection of exquisite handmade chocolates and desserts inspired by flavors from around the world, creating a fairy tale-like atmosphere for indulgence.

Pierre Chocolaterie

The Eesti Pank Museum showcases Estonian money and its history as well as the central bank, its activities and its past. As the histories of Eesti Pank and Estonia are closely connected, the museum also gives an idea of the development of the country.

Eesti Panga muuseum

This is a historically significant square which symbolises the struggle of the Estonian people. It is very important square  for the locals . For the tourist on the other hand is a popular meeting place

Freedom Square

It is a monument in honour of Eduard Vilde (1865 – 1933), an Estonian writer, a pioneer of critical realism in Estonian literature, and a diplomat

Eduard Vilde monument

The town hall is a focal point standing prominently in the square and really adds to the character of the place. Can't miss it

Town Hall square

Located under the 12th Century Raekoda (Town Hall) building in the main square of Old Town Tallinn, Kolmas Draakon (or the Third Dragon) is a small medieval-themed tavern.

Draakon kunstigalerii

The oldest surviving town hall in Northern Europe. First mentioned in 1322, the building history of the Town Hall goes back to the 13th century. Totally worth a visit

Tallinn Town Hall

The Bank of Estonia Museum is situated in a historical building in the heart of Tallinn constructed in 1904 as the headquarters of Aadlipank. It is a free museum about Estonian money

Eduard Vilde was an Estonian writer and journalist. He was the most significant realist in Estonian literature. This is a lovely book-like monument for a famous writer and a little flowery square in front of the monument.

An art gallery in the city centre which is also free of charge

Tallinn Art Hall Gallery

Great mountain to explore and ski around, lots of activities

Panorama Mountain Resort

Literally above the clouds at Lake Louise ski resort! Just look at that cloud shelf!

Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola

Great restaurants around, beautiful buildings

Town Hall Square

Estonia Kontserdisaal

The church represents one of the estonian culture monuments. Its one of the oldest church in tallin.

Saint Nicholas' Orthodox Church

St. Olaf’s Church (Oleviste Kirik) in Tallinn, Estonia, is one of the most iconic landmarks in the city.

St Olaf's Church

Reichmann House is a historic building located in the Old Town of Tallinn, Estonia. Like many of the medieval merchant houses in this area, Reichmann House showcases a blend of Gothic and Baroque architectural elements.

Reichmann House

The Kanuti Gildi Hoone (Kanuti Guild Hall) is a historic building located in the heart of Tallinn, Estonia. Originally constructed in the 19th century, this elegant structure served as the headquarters for the Kanuti Guild, one of the city's many influential medieval guilds.

Kanuti gildi hoone

Drakoon Gallery, located in the Old Town of Tallinn, Estonia, is a contemporary art gallery known for its intimate and creative atmosphere.

III Draakon

The Estonian History Museum is one of Estonia’s most important cultural institutions, dedicated to preserving and showcasing the country’s rich history.

Estonian History Museum - Great Guild Hall

Tallinn Town Hall (Tallinna Raekoda) is an iconic Gothic-style building located in the heart of Tallinn's Old Town. It is the oldest surviving town hall in Northern Europe, with its origins dating back to the early 13th century, though much of the present structure was built in t

Virumägi / Musumägi

Viru Gate (Viru värav) is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Tallinn, Estonia, located at the entrance to the city's medieval Old Town.

Viru Gate

One of the most beautiful buildings in Tallinn!

The famous gates of the city.. the entrance to the old town!

Walking along the city walls! Only €4 euro entry pp!

Hellemann Tower and Town Wall Walkway

One of the must-visit attractions in Copenhagen, easily accessible and surrounded by plenty of food and drink options along the way. Highly recommended!

Nyhavn

Farmers market and Food hall in Copenhagen. Cool and pretty cozy food market indoor with a little outdoor section. Worth a visit. Food was fresh and delicious.

TorvehallerneKBH

Service was great, the place looked cozy and music was also very chill. Food was good.

Nyhavn 17

Beautiful and interesting landmark. Tickets are reasonably priced and you can spend a good hour or so here. Lots to see on the way up and a great view from the top. 

The Round Tower

KOK Oslo Sauna

The Oslo Sightseeing Fjord Tour is a captivating way to explore the stunning natural beauty of Norway's capital.

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Changing of the guards - Amalienborg castle in Copenhagen

Amalienborg

Their pastries are nothing short of perfection—flaky, buttery, and bursting with rich flavors. Each bite feels thoughtfully crafted, from the delicate croissants to the inventive seasonal pastries. 

Hart

Hotel Kong Arthur in Copenhagen - amazing staff and hotel stay

Hotel Kong Arthur

Amazing place for authentic smørrebrød! The toppings are fresh and flavorful, and the presentation is beautiful. The open sandwich is a must-try in Denmark! 

Hallernes Smørrebrød

Munch museum in Oslo,  Over 26,000 works of art produced by Munch, as well as his effects, private library & tools.

Munch

Cavo Tagoo Mykonos

Old Bridge Mostar

Nevado Humantay

Mutalat

Cala d’Hort

The Tower Hotel

Nice and affordable hostel close to the Sagrada Família. The staff are very friendly, especially the blonde French guy at the check-in desk. He was polite, super helpful and made everything go smoothly. As I’ve noticed, he speaks three languages. Quite impressive.

Sant Jordi Hostel Sagrada Família

Visiting Casa Batlló was one of the highlights of my trip to Barcelona. Here you can see Gaudí’s creativity up close-  the flowing shapes, colorful mosaics, his vision and talent in every detail. The house was redesigned by Antoni Gaudí in the early 1900s for the Batlló family .

Casa Batlló

What a great food and appointment. In the middle of Gothic Quarter, we were glad to find this hidden gem with such an amazing price and varied options. We surely recommend the day menu. The wine was amazing!

Venus Delicatessen Barcelona

Barceloneta Park is located in the Barceloneta neighborhood of Barcelona, ​​at Passeig Marítim de la Barceloneta - Oriol Bohigas 15-21. It was inaugurated in 1996 as an urban renewal project on the grounds of the former Catalana de Gas factory.

Parc de la Barceloneta

What an amazing spot for walking, running and exploring.
Higly recommend it!

Barceloneta Park

Remains of the medieval Roman and Visigothic wall. It borders the cathedral. The Roman wall of Barcelona was built between the 1st century BC and the 4th century AD and remains of it are preserved in the Gothic Quarter, integrated into daily life.

Muralla Romana de Barcelona

El Cap de Barcelona is such a vibrant and iconic piece of public art! 🎨✨ Located near the port, this colorful sculpture by Roy Lichtenstein adds a playful, modern touch to the city’s skyline. The bold pop-art style really stands out against the historic surroundings.

La Cara de Barcelona

The best cafe next to our hotel. Been going here every morning for coffee and pastries. Kaur was amazing, nice and fast. Such wonderful service :)

Cappuccino Via Laietana 23 Jaume 1°

The cathedral is very beautiful and has amazing architecture inside and outside. The building looks historic and detailed, and the atmosphere inside is peaceful.

Basílica de Santa Maria del Mar

I loved the museum. I found the souvenir shop at the entrance very interesting and the prices reasonable. The museum itself is very well designed and the facilities are spotless. It even has a restroom, and it's in perfect condition.

Moco Museum Barcelona

It's very beautiful, I recommend taking a long walk there, you can go on excursions, it has a commercial area, a lot of container traffic and cruise ship traffic.

Puerto de Barcelona

 Somorrostro Beach is one of Barcelona's most central and accessible beaches, ideal if you're looking for something close to the seafront and well-connected by public transport. It has a great atmosphere, plenty of activity, and there's usually seating available, although it can get crowded at peak times.

Playa Somorrostro

 The Basilica of Our Lady of Mercy is a must-see in Barcelona. We were able to venerate the Virgin and enjoy a time of reflection and prayer in a beautiful church, perhaps the finest example of Baroque architecture in Barcelona. It's a church steeped in history.

Basílica de la Merced

 Arenas Shopping Centre in Barcelona is a very special place because it takes advantage of the old bullring built at the beginning of the 20th century and converted into a shopping centre in 2011, maintaining the spectacular circular facade of the style.

Centre Comercial Arenas de Barcelona

 Beautiful views of Plaça Espanya and the surrounding area of ​​Barcelona. It's especially lovely to see it all lit up at night. But don't be fooled into taking the elevator; it's not worth it and they charge €1.50 per person. Access it through the Arenas shopping center.

Mirador

 A market with an incredible history! AMAZING! The sheer number of stalls with an endless variety of food! Despite the crowds coming and going throughout the day, it's a well-maintained and clean place! No bad smells and everything is perfectly arranged.

Mercat de la Boqueria

After the cathedral tour ? Don't miss the Museum of Sacred Arts! The exhibits tell the story of Christianity in a beautifully organised way. The informative displays and clear explanations taught me new things even after 30 years as a Catholic.

Museu Diocesà de Barcelona

Plaça de Catalunya is a must-visit in Barcelona! Super nice and buzzing with energy! 🌟 There's always something to do, from street performers to shopping and dining options. The square is surrounded by iconic landmarks like El Corte Inglés and the Catalunya Museum.

Plaça de Catalunya

The Sagrada Familia is truly a masterpiece. It's a unique and must-see structure. Construction is still underway, and it's expected to be completed around 2026. New details are being added every day, and I'm amazed every time I see this monument.

Sagrada Familia

 Although I didn't have the pleasure of going inside, these towers are impressive both for the unique way they represent a Venetian reference in Barcelona and for how well they fit in, serving as a perfect entrance to the avenue leading to the National Art Museum of Catalonia. Definitely a very pleasant stroll.

Torres Venecianes

Good place to relax and watch the sea. In november the water is pretty cold, but great to cool down your fatique feet. A very relaxed atmosphere there.

Platja de Sant Miquel

The Barcelona Cathedral is undeniably beautiful grand Gothic architecture, soaring ceilings, peaceful cloisters, and a charming square in front where you can sit and take in the atmosphere. It’s well-preserved, historically rich, and offers a calm break from the busy streets.

Catedral de Barcelona

The Picasso Museum is definitely worth visiting—beautiful building, well-organized, and rich in history. It focuses mainly on Picasso’s early years, sketches, studies, and lesser-known works, which is fascinating if you want to understand his artistic development.

Museo Picasso

The Santa Lucía Christmas Fair in Barcelona's Cathedral Square is very beautiful. You can buy items for the holidays, such as mistletoe, poinsettias, trees, centerpieces, candles... and fresh, fragrant dried fruits.

Fira de Santa Llúcia

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