Because travelling makes us happy!
Raining cats and dogs. In a completely unexpected way, when I wake up, I see that rain has taken full control of my day. I’m not talking about some thin rain or a shower going to last one hour or two. No, this time the rain is here to stay. How beautiful! What to do …
Churches and monasteries in Iași. Iași hosts dozens of churches and monasteries, catholic and orthodox but also Armenian or belonging to the Russian minority of Lipovans. It’s almost impossible to visit them all but some, like Golia’s monastery and Galata monastery are absolute must for all visitors. I visited Iași and its monasteries during my …
Seven hills and seventy churches. When I arrived in Iași, my taxi driver suggested me not to go out of the town to visit other monasteries around because according to him they are interesting mainly for Romanian people but for tourist there is more than enough to see in Iași. I’m following his suggestion and …
Palace of Culture and Golia monastery. Today there is a beautiful sun shining out there so I don’t want to waste my time so, as soon as I wake up, I head to the centre of the town. I start my tour from the Palace of Culture square where I’ve been yesterday evening. Walking to …
Albești & Sighișoara. Day starts early again today. Bucharest is quite far and in the middle there is still a bunch of sights to visit. Albești, the place next to Sighișoara wasn’t on the list but it hosts a very peculiar church with an incredible roof with written on it the date of foundation: 1265. …
The train to Ostrog. Waking up early morning I’m able to have breakfast in the B&B and to walk to the railway station to take the train to Podgorica, stopping in Ostrog, leaving at 9:00 AM. I’m perfectly on time but the train is not. 20 minutes late they told me. Ok, today is not …