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Russia

Sochi

Everybody knows that the nights are dark in Sochi. As well as the Olympic games were held there. But not everyone is aware that the city which was a top of vacation dreams of our grandparents, is now turning into a trendy, modern holiday resort where all can find leisure activities for themselves: surf spots for active tourists, beaches and bowery parks – for those who enjoy lazy relax, pine forests, waterfalls, nature reserves and even relic yew and boxwood groves for nature beauty lovers. Moreover, it will take you not more than an hour to reach the mountains and change beach flip-flops to snowboard. Green, vivid, amazingly various - Sochi fascinates with slightly felt Caucasian character and light touch of soviet romance.

Sea, surf & mountains

Sochi is like mosaic, in both geographic and conceptual senses. The territory of the resort consists of three parts – Sochi, Adler and Krasnaya polyana, and as for the cultural heritage, it is now a mix of empire heritage of Soviet Union left in the form of pompous sanatoriums, sprawling railway stations and ports, interspersing of Khrushev’s times, Russia of 90’s and the new wave of Olympic construction, from which modern resort industry is now trying to shape.

Modern Resorty

Hungary

Budapest

Sundays in Budapest are time for farmers and designer markets. Traffic is not that heavy and locals lazily get out for a brunch and coffee, go to public baths and walk in the parks. Nothing reminds of the crazy Friday night and residents of party districts can enjoy their sleep. Follow our guide for a relaxed day in the city.

Perfect Sunday in Budapest

Budapest was part of the Roman Empire, was ruled by the Turks for 150 years, saw gypsies and Jews, sheltered Serbs fleeing from the Ottoman invasion and in the 20th century was government by Soviet communists. They all left traces – discover them following this route.

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