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Destinations are at the heart of this blog. We’ve visited every place we write about ourselves we don’t copy anything from Wikipedia, and we don’t sugarcoat our experiences to make them sound like a “great vacation.” We write about what we saw, what went well, and what we’d do differently next time.

In this section, you’ll find guides to destinations from around the world Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania. From major cities to national parks to coastal villages that haven’t yet been overrun by tourists. Each destination has its own section with tips on accommodations, transportation, food, and activities organized to save you time, not add to your worries.

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Choose a continent, country, or city and start planning. Or just let yourself be inspired that’s a good place to start, too.

The GR11 is one of three long-distance treks crossing the Pyrenees. Curious what the GR11 stages actually look like?...
Throwing a backpack on your back, having an adventure and being irresponsible - that's what I love. That's exactly what the story of the GR 11 is about, and it really happened....
In this bigger guide to the Camino de Santiago routes we describe every well-known route, plus extra info from two of the caminos we had the chance to walk....
Planning to walk the Camino Portugal from Porto to Santiago? Here you'll find the most essential information about this Way of St James – and more. We've put together a complete guide to the walking pilgrimage to Santiago....
Got extra time and set on walking all the way to the end of the world? Come with us to Finisterre or Muxía....
The Camino Portugal is one of many routes leading to Santiago de Compostela. If Portugal is close to your heart, you're already winning....
Finish the pilgrimage “successfully” and you'll get an official document – the Compostela. But it isn't the only certificate you can earn. Really....
The Rainbow Mountains trek in Iceland, the Laugavegur trail, was rated by National Geographic as one of the 20 most beautiful treks in the world - and no wonder!...
Whether you're planning to cross Šumava or just a weekend trip, information about the emergency campsites in Šumava will come in handy. Let's get to it....
What does the Camino de Santiago cost? The answer is very individual – every pilgrim has their own idea of what they want, or can afford, to spend. But let's put together a rough camino budget for two young, not-exactly-rich people....
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We came to Katowice mainly as a transfer stop on the way somewhere else. But the city centre personally stopped me in my tracks – in a good way. I expected a grey industrial city and got a lively centre that breathes at first glance, and when I saw old...

Bielsko-Biala is perfect for a morning or an afternoon on the way between Krakow, Katowice and the Beskids, but give it more time and you can easily fill a whole day. We put together 15 places you shouldn't miss, plus a few tips on coffee, parking and where to sleep....

We’re writing this one differently from the rest. No funny detours. Auschwitz is a place that doesn’t deserve that tone, and yet we wanted to write a guide that helps you handle the visit both practically and humanly. Because here too, good preparation makes the difference between standing confused at...