Tag: Archaeology
On the top of the city of Coimbra, there is a big Museum.
This is an article for people who like to climb to tops of the hills. That’s the experience no one can escape while visiting Coimbra. Located in the heart of Portugal, Coimbra is a middle sized city, of dimensions similar to those of Rijeka (Croatia) and
This City and Museum are Croatia’s hidden gems.
For the first time since I started blogging, I decided to write a post about my hometown. Not being one of the most well-known or “must-visit” cities in the country, Rijeka can be well considered a hidden gem. To be more precise, I will now
Discover Zagreb in 7 easy steps
Are you planning to visit Croatia? You should not skip Zagreb. The country’s capital is a simple and magnificent city, full of stories, fun, and full of life, as Croatian official slogan suggests – Croatia Full of Life. This article is a kind of beginner’s
25 Lovable Things to discover in South Tyrol
From languages to frozen lakes, from museums to natural sculptures.
5000-years-old Crime Novel
The Museum’s name is South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology. It’s situated in the cute and beautiful city with two names – one name is Bolzano, other is Bozen.
Good morning, Milan!
You will have enough time to sleep, have a plentiful breakfast and take your coffee or tea. Visits to museums never occur too early in the morning.
The Castle of a Romantic City
This a series about my recent winter trip to Italy.
A handsome Greek Athlete lives here!
I have just discovered his gorgeous home. Go with me and I will tell who is he and did how he end up here đ A Masterpiece In October 2007 I visited the Archaeological Museum of Zagreb for the very first time. The Museum was hosting
A Roman Empire Beach Party
Do you prefer sandy beaches or rocky ones? Each type has its advantages and disadvantages. This article is about a real rocky beach, but not a regular one. There is a beautiful archaeological site right next to it – the place was a Roman City,
7 Untold Stories from European Archaeology
This time has come. We are already in the VuÄedol’s New Year since the Orion has disappeared from the night sky, being replaced by the Sun, and more hours of Sunshine. What are the earliest beginnings of the European history? Surely they can be found in