Carthage is an archaeological site in Tunisia, and a neighbourhood outside the capital Tunis. Today you can see the remains of what was once a powerful Phoenician empire in ancient times - before the Romans decided to raze the city to the ground - and later became a site of the Roman Empire.
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We are still on the ground in Tunisia, but our journey is coming to an end. Here is a first report on our experiences in the alleys and bazaars of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia.
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How about checking into one of the world's smallest hotels, tasting raw beef shortbread in Kødbyen and enjoying a cold anarchist in the sun. Or why not visit a secret speakeasy behind a bookshelf and combine dinner with funky wines at a trendy natural wine bar. I've come up with 5 different tips on how to take your Copenhagen trip to a whole new level.
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The Crystal Valley in the Czech Republic, or Crystal Valley as it is known in English, is an area in the north of the Czech Republic known for Bohemian crystal, glassworks and glass art. In the area you can also experience beautiful nature and taste beer from countless local breweries. Here's a guide for those who want to discover the region.
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There are few things as wonderful as travelling. Experiencing new places, meeting new people and exploring new cultures is something that most people find adds to their lives. While most things about travelling are positive, there are some aspects that are not so fun.
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The Ihlara Valley in Cappadocia is a stunningly beautiful valley with dramatic rock formations, intense greenery, an array of historic mountain churches and cosy restaurants where you can sit and rock on the water.
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The Selime Monastery in Cappadocia is the largest religious structure in the area, with a large cathedral carved directly into the rock. The site has also served as a stop for caravans along the Silk Road, and today it is an exciting destination for tourists.
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Horse riding in Cappadocia - a great experience! We visited Cemal Ranch and did a two-hour ride at sunset. It was a fantastic afternoon and evening in Turkey!
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Located in Cappadocia, Turkey, the underground city of Derinkuyu is so large that it may once have housed up to 20,000 people, along with their livestock and food supplies. The city, which is 85 metres deep, is today a historical attraction open to tourists.
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Hot air ballooning in Cappadocia is an adventure to remember for the rest of your life. The landscape of Cappadocia is fabulous even from the ground. When you see it from above, along with hundreds of balloons, you have to pinch yourself to realise that it is real.
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