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5 Must-See Museums in Athens for first-timers
Athens has a plethora of museums and historical sites to see, but here are 5 must-see museums, I believe, you must visit if you are in Athens for the first time.
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Top 10 things to see and do in Budapest
Nicknamed the “Paris of the East”, Budapest, the capital of Hungary, has something for everyone, from glorious architecture to fine restaurants, and from centuries-old bathhouses to a riveting nightlife.
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My first Yoga & Reiki Experience
As an outsider, it's rather easy to assume yoga is just for a certain type of person. In reality, yoga is for everyone, flexible or not, since you don’t do yoga because you are flexible, but to become flexible and strengthen your body. Yoga is for everyone.
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Kalavasos, the perfect autumn escape
Nestled in the hills of Larnaka region, Kalavasos is a charming little village with a bunch of cool activities and interesting sites to discover.
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Montenegro, Wild Balkan Beauty
From the gleaming lakes of the north to the medieval coastal towns of the south, Montenegro is definitely a destination worth discovering.
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Sifnos, A Hidden Gem
Sifnos in Greece was a very pleasant discovery. It's rather compact size, beautiful architecture, amazing cuisine, sparkling beaches, warm locals, and it's authentic island vibe will steal your heart, like it did mine.
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10 big lessons to learn from the Pandemic
The past year, aka The 2020, has been a tough one, a year of unusual uncertainty to say the very least. A lot has changed and possibly many things won’t be going back to normal ever again. Nonetheless, I truly believe that if we look at the past year retrospectively, 2020 has shared with us some truly important life lessons. What we’ve been through and we are still going through to a great extent, is an important opportunity to start making a number of positive changes in our lives that will help us and ultimately, those around us. Here’s a list of my Top10 2020 lessons: 1. Take nothing for…
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Top 11 places to visit in Stockholm
I have always yearned to visit the famous capital of Sweden for many many years. The closest I ever came to visit Stockholm, was when I lived for 4 months in neighbouring Finland as an Erasmus student. Even though I had the chance to explore a big part of Finland and other surrounding countries, I still didn’t manage to visit Sweden. I guess it wasn’t the right time yet. As I usually say, there is a right time for everything and as it turns out, some months ago opportunity knocked. Spreading on fourteen different islands, Stockholmers have nicknamed their city ‘Beauty on water’ and foreigners “Venice of the north”. It’s…