Category: Attractions

The third mobility in which I participated, to a project under the Erasmus + program, was held in two locations. We flew from Plovdiv airport (for sefte!) to Milan, spending the first half of the stay in the area of Lake Lago de Maggiore - the town of Sopra Ticino, and then by train we reached the city of Rimini, where the second half was. This travelogue for Italy will divide into two parts, separating the cultural program from working visits and meetings. In this travelogue, I talk about the visited sights of the island of Isola Bella, Milan, Rimini,...

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ERASMUS PROGRAM + THE SECOND MOBILITY IN WHICH I PARTICIPATED TO A ERASMUS+ PROJECT WAS HELD IN THE LA SPECIA DISTRICT, ITALY FROM 18-25.10.2025 WE FLYED TO MILAN, AND BY TRAIN Spezia. This travelogue will divide into two parts, separating the cultural program from work visits and meetings. In this travelogue, I talk about the sights visited in La Spezia, Cinque Terre, Porto Venere, Genoa and Pisa. And you can read more about work visits and meetings in my travelogue about Erasmus+ here. La Spezia through the whole…

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To the previous two travelogues for Morocco: - with buggies around the sand dunes near Agadir - see here - travelogue for Marrakech + trip program - see here the next morning at 8:00 a.m. We boarded a bus from Agadir to Marrakesh, this time we paid for cash at the bus station. Arriving at the bus station in Marrakech, we again used the InDrive app to transfer to our accommodation and again it was difficult to find where the driver had stopped. Organizational Disagreements - Part Two Shortly after that we went on an organized tour with buggies, camels,...

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To the previous travelogue for Morocco: Marrakech and the program of the trip - see here by bus from Marrakesh to Agadir we arrived at the central bus station of Marrakech and bravely holding the QR codes from the purchased online bus tickets, we started walking around in search on our bus. The whole thing lasted about an hour and a half, during which time the locals told us that the bus would come here, then - that's it. And during that time all kinds of other buses were arriving and leaving again. Finally, our bus came and a "helper" called us to get on first...

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THE CHRISTMAS MARKET IN CRAIOVA – one of the best Christmas markets in Europe The city of Craiova is located in southwestern Romania and has become popular in recent years for its Christmas market, which usually begins in mid-November and runs through the first week of January. It ranks among the best Christmas markets in Europe, alongside those in Dresden, Colmar, Strasbourg, and Vienna. The Craiova Christmas market is home to the tallest “flying” Santa Claus in Europe, located in the square across from the palace in downtown Craiova. The city is also illuminated by…

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The island of Sicily on the island of Sicily, the second part of our program for the Erasmus+ project in support of vocational education for children with SEN took place. In this travelogue, however, I tell about the tourist side of our trip to Sicily, without affecting work commitments and the visit of educational and social institutions on the project. Travelogue of Northern Italy: Lake Lago de Maggiore and Milan - read here a travelogue with work commitments and meetings during mobility - read here Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and is located directly opposite...

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The Erasmus + program is useful in that it expands professional horizons and thanks to it one returns full of many new ideas and motivated to achieve even greater results. The travelogue, dedicated entirely to mobility and visits to various institutions and centers, can be read here. In addition to the professional focus and exchange of good pedagogical practices, the Erasmus + program also provides an opportunity for some leisure tourism. There was no lack of such during our mobility in Italy. As I already mentioned, our program was divided into two parts...

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Don't miss the other travelogues about Portugal: European Transplanted Games in Lisbon - see here. Sights in Sintra and Cabo da Roca - see here. Lisbon, like my native Plovdiv, is known in Portugal as the city of the seven hills. Visiting it, it is a good idea to wear appropriate clothing against rain and wind, as the climate here is very changeable. It is also important to note that the ocean water in the Lisbon area is very cold even in the summer, when it barely reaches 19-20 degrees Celsius, which in...

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Don’t miss our other travel guides on Portugal: Attractions in Lisbon for families with children—see HERE. Attractions in the Sintra and Cabo da Roca area – see HERE. Our whole family traveled to Lisbon, Portugal, in the height of summer: July 21–28, 2024. The occasion was a sporting event called the “European Transplant Games,” organized by the European Transplant Agency, in which all participants had received organ transplants—kidneys, hearts, lungs, and more. The sports in which they could compete included badminton, track and field, table tennis, and tennis…

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Don't miss the other travelogues about Portugal: European Transplanted Games in Lisbon - see here. Attractions in Lisbon for families with children - see here. Speaking of attractions in the Lisbon area, Portugal, it is important to note that quite a few of the museums in Lisbon are closed on Mondays. Therefore, it is a good idea to set aside this day to visit Sintra. Here is a list of what you can see in the Sintra area within 1-2 days. Sintra Sights 1. Sintra Town says if…

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