Are you ready to dive into the world of travel with the stories of our bloggers? Then stay tuned in the following rows where we bring you the best of Asthma blogging in July.
Churilek and Izatov peaks above the village of Gintsi
The peaks of Churilek and Izatov are part of Ponor Mountain. They are not at all popular, but the route to them is relatively short, easy and with nice views. The starting point for it is located about a kilometer after the center of the village of Gintsi, whose main road is part of the Petrohan Pass. It is about 4 km long in one direction and can be covered in about an hour. See a detailed description here.
The spirit of Varna: culture, religion and natural phenomena
Varna is not only a seaside resort, but a cultural centre with thousands of years of history, and we can still see its heritage today. Perceived mainly as a summer destination, behind the beaches lies another world – ancient, cultural and full of history. From the oldest gold in the world to mystical rock monasteries and desert landscapes, the city tells a story thousands of years old. See whhich places I recommend you to visit in Varna and its surroundings in the blog post.
Nebet Tepe Archaeological Complex in the City of Plovdiv – the Watchtower of Ancient Philippopolis Through the Centuries
On the top of the northern hill of the Three Hills there is a place that has become the cradle of Plovdiv. It is a testimony to the thousand-year history of the city and one of the most significant cultural and historical heritages of Bulgaria!
This place is the heart of ancient Philippopolis!
Nebet Tepe is a symbol of the continuous habitation of Plovdiv over the centuries, which makes it one of the oldest living cities in Europe!
Read the article here: https://www.photomoments.bg/bg/post/nebet-tepe-archaeological-complex-plovdiv
A Walk Through Dubrovnik – Explore the City Walls, Get Lost in the Alleys and Feel Like You’re in Game of Thrones
The first time I saw a photo of Dubrovnik was over 10 years ago, and I remember thinking, „That’s where I want to go“. Many trips later, we finally made it. We visited Dubrovnik in September – still warm and a bit touristy. And yet… we liked it. A lot.
Especially when we climbed up on the city walls. The sea, the terracotta rooftops, the winding alleys, the stone churches – the views are truly stunning. And yes, you do feel a little like a Game of Thrones character, especially if you’ve seen the series.
In the blog post, we share the sights that impressed us most – from Fort Lovrijenac and the Onofrio Fountain to quieter corners like the Franciscan Monastery and St. Ignatius Church. I’ve also included practical tips – when to go, how to avoid the crowds and how to plan a more relaxed route.
It’s a great destination for both families with kids and travelers who want to experience the city at a slower, more enjoyable pace.
Read more here: https://familytravelspirit.com/zabelezhitelnosti-dubrovnik/
Interrail Europe Adventure: Train Travel Across Belgium, Germany & Hungary in 11 Days
Join us as we recount our 11-day Interrail adventure across Europe (Belgium, Germany and Hungary), covering 8 cities with unforgettable experiences, practical tips, and honest reflections on train travel. Our journey took us from London to Ghent, Cologne, Dresden, Budapest, Nuremberg, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Heidelberg and Bruges.
Read more about Interrail Europe Adventure: Train Travel Across Belgium, Germany & Hungary in 11 Days at: https://checkinaway.com/europe-by-train-interrail-belgium-germany-hungary/