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Visiting El Djem in Tunisia - Amphitheatre and World Heritage Site

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Visiting El Djem in Tunisia is fascinating! We just spent a week in Tunisia, and one of the most interesting visits we made was to the amphitheatre in El Djem. This well-preserved amphitheatre is one of the largest in the world and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Tunisia with midsummer party - and a film from Åland

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We spent a week in Tunisia on a press trip organised by the Tunisian Tourist Board. It's been intense and hectic, of course, but also a lot of fun. We tell you about our midsummer celebrations in Tunisia (!) and show a film from beautiful Åland.

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Wine and beer culture in Uzbekistan

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Guest writer: Jonathan Gharbi de Maré

You might not think of beer and wine culture when you think of Uzbekistan. In the previous article on Uzbekistan we got an insight into what the country looks like in general, so here we get to see what the drinking culture looks like.

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Things to do in Kökar on Åland – our 10 best tips

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: September 2026 | What can you see and do in Kökar on Åland? At the far end of the Åland archipelago, a small island world awaits with dramatic nature, exciting history, hiking trails and excursions at sea. We came here with the camper from Föglö and were very fond of Kökar. Here are our 10 best tips!

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Things to do on Föglö in Åland - our top 8 tips

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: September 2026 | What can you see and do on Föglö in Åland? This little gem in the Åland archipelago offers charming Degerby, historical environments, restaurants, hiking trails and beautiful archipelago nature. We traveled around Föglö by camper and were very fond of the islands. Here are our 8 best tips!

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Yerseke in the Netherlands - Aunt Anna in mussel paradise

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Writer: Anna Nilsson Spets

Yerseke is a typical place that no one notices, even knows where it is or has even thought of going there. We go there once a year for one thing only: to eat! 

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Happy Midsummer! - greetings from Tunisia

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We wish you a happy Midsummer! We are in Tunisia right now, and are having a great time. We hope you have a really nice midsummer, no matter where you are!

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Uzbekistan - a journey along the Silk Road

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Writer: Jonathan Gharbi de Maré

Central Asia with all the countries in the city may seem a little too exotic and difficult to visit, but this is no longer the case. Since a few years back it is visa-free for us EU citizens to several of the countries. In this first part of the series on Central Asia, we start with Uzbekistan. 

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Visiting Kastelholm Castle - Åland's only medieval castle

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | Kastelholm Castle is Åland's only medieval castle and one of the archipelago's most interesting historical sights. Royals, governors and prisoners have passed through here over the centuries – including Gustav Vasa, Johan III and the deposed king Erik XIV. Today you can explore the castle and at the same time visit the Vita Björn prison museum and the Jan Karlsgården open-air museum.

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Varberg's coastal hotel - a place to long to return to

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Guest writer: Magdalena

I have been to Varberg on a couple of occasions in the past and visited the city's attractions, such as the cosy city centre and Varberg Fortress.
This time my husband and I travelled to Varberg to enjoy a relaxing spa break at Varberg's Kusthotell after an intense period of life.

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