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Luxembourg City city guide

Luxembourg City city guide
The tiniest things are often the most precious ones. Luxembourg is such a gem. It’s one of the smallest countries in the world, also one of the richest. Luxembourg City, the capital, in particular, is exceptionally prosperous and cosmopolitan. In a multilingual country like Luxembourg, the capital has many names. In French it is called Ville de Luxembourg, while the German-speaking inhabitants will call it Stadt Luxembourg or Luxembourg-Stadt. And in Luxembourgish, the country's third national language, the name Stad is Lëtzebuerg or d'Stad. People think Luxembourg is a city-state like Monaco or the Vatican, but it’s a little too big for that. Grand Duchy is what they call themselves. Basically it’s a monarchy with a Duke instead of a King. History aside, it’s just for the sake of...
Luxembourg City city guide

Budapest city guide

Budapest city guide
When governments in other countries nowadays say that they are striving to become the second Hungary, I always hope they’re thinking about the cosmopolitan and romantic nature of its capital Budapest and not so much the totalitarian direction Hungary is heading towards. Politics aside, Hungarians are wonderful people and Budapest is an exceptional city, its stunning, baroque and neoclassical architecture, vibrant riverside and nightlife are what lures people in. Before my first visit to Budapest long time ago I always thought that apart from goulash there’s nothing to eat, see or do there. I couldn’t be further from the truth. With a population of almost 2 million people, Budapest is twice as big as cities as Amsterdam and Stockholm. It belongs to the seven biggest cities within the ...
Budapest city guide

Helsinki city guide

Helsinki city guide
I recently heard about a hilarious conspiracy theory about Finland. The whole story is pretty long but I’ll try my best to downsize it. Apparently, Russia and Japan made Finland up following the Cold War. Japan always had activists on their ass because of the extensive tuna fishing. We all know how they love their sushi. So, they came up with a fake country located in Eastern Sweden. Now they could harpoon all they want and no one would bat an eye. All the fish were then transported through Russia under the cover of Nokia products, a company owned by the Japanese. Russia would get its cut in fish because they were starving back then. Think about it. Fin-land? Fish-Fin-Land? It’s all obviously a very much over-the top joke. We live in a day and age where even the dumbest things seem nor...
Helsinki city guide

Belgrade city guide

Belgrade city guide
In another professional life I had the pleasure to work and live in Belgrade. I still remember how I arrived on a gloomy day in November. It was definitely not love on first sight but soon the city and its warm inhabitants conquered my heart. Every city built along the Danube River is a treasure trove of history and charm. The majority of those cities are Europe’s prime tourism destinations. Budapest, Bratislava, Vienna, all emanate that familiar, fairy-tale warmth. Belgrade (Beograd in Serbian) is similar, maybe a bit more laid back. Cobblestone streets, medieval castles; you can count in the whole package. Winter evenings make you look for the Little Matchstick Girl sitting around the corner. I like what they do with ruins, castles and other monuments in this city. They renovate those ...
Belgrade city guide

Lima city guide

Lima city guide
Travelling to Peru has become synonymous with visiting Machu Picchu. But despite the magnificence of this ancient world wonder in the Andes, this does not justice to what the rest of the country and its capital have to offer. Believe me: Lima is a fascinating city and definitely deserves a longer stay on its own. I always thought that all the colonial capitals of Latin America are the same. The historical city centres, the colourful favelas, beaches, and grilled meat; you know all that jazz. But not Lima: Lima is so much different. One look at this coastal capital and you think: “this is so fragile, how is it still standing”. It looks like how the entire coastline is one earthquake away from collapsing. Think about it when you’re sipping gin at one of those cliff cafés. Lima is a my...
Lima city guide

Montréal city guide

Montréal city guide
Montréal is one of the oldest cities in North America. It’s also the most French city outside of actual France. There’s a fascinating contrast between the New York-like skyscrapers and old almost Parisian residential areas. You’ll see what I mean when you visit Old Montréal. That district is one historic building on top of another and it’s stunning. They even got their own Notre Dame, several actually. Notre-Dame Basilica was built in 1672 as a small church and grew over the years. In 1824 the congregation grew so large they couldn’t fit into the building anymore. The administration commissioned a new building, which was finished in 1843. Interiors took a few dozen years longer to finish. What we see now was the final product. The best thing about this particular Notre-Dame is ...
Montréal city guide

Pattaya city guide

Pattaya city guide
Imagine you just bought a new graphics card. You plug it in, install the drivers and all the additional software. A few more minutes later you can play your favourite game on ultra settings with new levels of detail, vibrant colours, and sharp textures. You love it at first; there’s so much going on, a whole new world to experience. Next thing you know, you get nauseous, your eyes start bleeding and you’re have an epileptic seizure. Pattaya reminds me of this sensory overload. It’s your very first acid trip. In my opinion, this city is the incarnation of everything that is wrong with modern tourism. Just like all-inclusive tours in Egypt. You know, the ones where people don’t even leave their hotel pool area. Everything is plastic, hollow as if quickly put-together for the tourists...
Pattaya city guide

Doha city guide

Doha city guide
Almost 80% of Qatar’s population resides in Doha. The entire territory outside of it is desert, so I don’t blame them. Calling it the capital city is an understatement; Doha IS Qatar. It’s is the standard Arabic success story. Find oil, get rich, begin rapid development, live a good life. You’d think that this region is homogenous, that they all love each other. That’s what I thought but I couldn’t have been more wrong. Qatar has always been the black sheep of the Arabic family. Some say it’s because they’re quite progressive. The others would say it’s because of their enormous gas and oil deposits. Qatar, as it currently stands, is the richest country in the entire world. Neighbouring countries (mainly the Emirates) blocked trade with Qatar, aimed to “corner them econ...
Doha city guide

Almaty city guide

Almaty city guide
Almaty and Kazakhstan in general, exist outside of the modern world. If the earth was actually flat then Almaty would be on the dark side of the disk. Entire Central Asia is shrouded in mystery. No one was ever interested in this city or even the country. It was invisible to the pop culture. That’s until 2006 when Sascha Baron Cohen came up with Borat and it wasn’t pretty. Hilarious, but its controversial humour caused quite a shitstorm. The main issue was that people thought it was a real documentary. Cohen depicted Kazaks as simple, impoverished people who filled their spare time with incest and awkward dancing. It took a while for the audience to realize the true satire was aimed at the USA. Truth be told, Borat did this country and its people a disservice. Almaty, the former capita...
Almaty city guide

Seoul city guide

Seoul city guide
I wanted to make this all about puns. The way “Seoul” is pronounced gives room for a landslide of bad humour. Then I cringed at my own jokes and decided I can’t do this to people. Seoul is like a grown-up Tokyo. Maybe it’s just a little bit more serious or mature. They still got their really weird stuff like poop emoji cafés or PooPoo Land (https://playpoop.com/) museum/exhibition. They serve lattes in toilet bowl mugs. Seoul is “anime”. It’s just not as out-there as Tokyo so you won’t see many cosplayers on the streets. They got their own brand of goofy, while Japans has their manga, Korean have manhwa. Both have those awesome animal-themed cafés, like ones with dozens of cats, or one with raccoons. I don’t know about the smell though. They have Idols, you know those ...
Seoul city guide
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