Hagar Qim in Malta and the great mysteries! In a field are a bunch of leftover boulders - the remains of a temple erected here in Malta 3600 years before Christ. It's staggering to think that this is so old, the Egyptians hadn't even started thinking about their pyramids yet.
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Linda Engström loves travelling and started 2016 by travelling 100 days around the world in 15 different countries. While making many exciting trips, she thinks a lot about the footprints we leave when we travel - both positive and negative. In today's interview, Linda gives tips on how to travel in a more environmentally conscious way and in a way that benefits the local population.
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Last night we went to a really nice travel blog meeting. It all started a few weeks ago with the travel blogger Drydenwho lives in Jämtland, was visiting Stockholm and wondered if anyone wanted to "meet for a coffee". Three hours later the plans were underway, and Christian from Matochresebloggen generously invited all travel bloggers to his own home. Talk about attendance!
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Linnea Edmark has lived in Ingelstad outside Växjö in Småland. Now she lives with her Swedish husband and their two children in a city with almost the same name - Ingolstadt - but located in Bavaria, Germany. Although Germany, like Sweden, is a northern European country, there are many cultural differences, and Linnea and her family have experienced this.
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We've bought and sold quite a few apartments in our lives, so we know the importance of a good agent. The agent knows the market and knows what to do to find the right customer and be satisfied with the price. As you know, it can differ a number of 100 thousand here or there - so it's hard not to think that it matters!
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Jonas Andrén and his friends have known each other since they were young and played football and floorball together. Now it's time for completely different adventures! They have previously climbed Kebnekaise and Kilimanjaro together, and a few months ago they took on an even bigger challenge: Europe's highest mountain, Elbrus, in the Russian Caucasus.
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Are you one of those people who head down to more southern latitudes with your motorhome every winter - or are you one of those who dream of it? Right now, many people are planning for the trip, and some have already left. We spent 365 days on the road in Europe last year and know a thing or two about what to expect. Here are 10 tips for wintering with a motorhome in Europe.
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Emmi from Explorista.se is a real adventurer who enjoys all kinds of active outdoor activities, from skiing and mountain biking to kite surfing and motorcycling. Emmi also enjoys travelling. She recently spent a year in Spain/Austria and is currently on a 4.5 month long backpacking trip in Asia.
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There are motorhomes, and then there are ... motorhomes. You might remember that we interviewed Peter Gröndahl, CEO of American Motorhomes, a few months ago? When we were at the Elmia Husvagn Husbil fair, we met him and got to check out a huge American motorhome. You are welcome to take a look too!
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There are lots of different camping and motorhome clubs, especially if you count the motorhome brands' own clubs. But, even if we ignore them, there are quite a few different associations to choose from. What do they offer? Is there any difference? Peter took the opportunity to ask them five quick questions during the fair.
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