Updated June 2026 | Wroclaw in Poland is a city filled with beautiful and colorful houses. Here you can stroll through historical environments, enjoy well-cooked Polish food, paddle in the Oder River and perhaps go in search of all the city's small statues of dwarfs. Here are our best tips for Wroclaw in Poland.
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For the past few days, we have been helping Peter's mum move from a large house (which housed a whole life) to a small flat. It's been a busy few days with lots of physical labour and many opportunities to test our problem-solving skills. We offer some reflections from the chaos of the move.
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Updated: August 2026 | The Roman Empire in Germany? Yes, indeed! Ancient Rome was a powerful empire that originated in Rome, but which over time came to encompass the entire Mediterranean area and large parts of Europe. Today, you can find several powerful sights from the Roman Empire as far north as Germany.
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How do you go about washing a motorhome in Stockholm, unless you happen to have a plot of land or your own driveway? We have used the campervan a lot this summer and sometimes it needs to be washed. Fortunately, we have found a place where we have room to wash it.
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Updated: June 2026 | Poznan in Poland is a city with a fantastically beautiful square. We almost dropped our jaws when we got there and said to each other that this must be the most beautiful square we have ever seen. Besides the square, there is of course a lot more to see and do, and today we share our best tips.
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Updated: August 2026 | Toruń in Poland is one of the country's best-preserved historic cities, with a medieval city center that is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Here you can expect Gothic brick houses, old city walls, gingerbread cookies and lots of stories - and it's also the birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus. We've visited Toruń and collected our best tips on things to see and do.
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Landek Park is a mining museum in Ostrava in the eastern Czech Republic, and there is also a nice campsite. We visited the museum a few years ago, and on this year's trip we stayed at the campsite, as it has a good location when visiting Ostrava. The campsite is a good stop if you're travelling by motorhome, and the mining museum is well worth a visit even if you're travelling by other means.
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Updated: August 2026 | Radegast in Łódź was a railway station during World War II attached to the Litzmannstadt ghetto. From here, tens of thousands of people were deported to the Chełmno and Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camps. Today, the old station is a memorial site and part of the Museum of Independence Traditions in Łódź. We visited the place during a trip through Poland – a powerful and important visit.
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Mount Praděd is located in the north-east of the Czech Republic and is 1492 metres high. We made it to the top and then went down on ... a scooter! This was a real adventure, we promise. In addition, it was a temperature shock. The day before we had +28 degrees and bright sunshine - at the top of the mountain we had +8 degrees, wind and heavy fog.
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Now we have played golf in the Czech Republic, and it was actually the first time we played golf. ever. Very fun to try! Afterwards there was a relaxed afternoon and evening at Camp Olesna on Lake Olesna. Nice holiday atmosphere in the 28-degree heat!
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