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Chateau Lednice - magnificent summer palace in the Czech Republic

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Lednice. Getting a summer house has been popular from time to time even in Sweden, but usually you think of something small and relatively simple. So I definitely thought not the Liechtenstein family when they acquired Chateau Lednice in the southern Czech Republic back in the day. The bigger the better seems to have been their motto.

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Villa Tugendhat - design and fascinating history in Brno

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Writer: Helena Bergström

If you visit Brno in the Czech Republic, don't miss Villa Tugendhat. But you need to book your visit least 2 months in advance. A limited number of visitors are accepted and the interest is very high. And yes, we understand why! The visit to the villa was definitely one of the highlights in Brno.

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Things to do in Brno – 9 attractions, experiences and excursions

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: July 2026 | Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Republic and a destination that pleasantly surprised us. We traveled here by train from Ostrava and discovered a lively university city with beautiful architecture, historic squares, exciting underground environments and interesting sights.

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Welcome to Štramberk - a village in eastern Czech Republic

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Štramberk is a cosy little village in the eastern Czech Republic, with an old castle and small colourful houses climbing up a hill. We went here the day before yesterday (40 min by bus from Ostrava) and got to visit a cave where they found traces of Neanderthals. We also had the opportunity to try Štramberk's speciality: cakes made to resemble severed ears ...

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Colours of Ostrava - music festival in an industrial environment

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Writer: Helena Bergström

For several days we've been hanging out at the Colours of Ostrava music festival in Ostrava in the eastern Czech Republic. We will tell you more about the festival and the concerts later, but we have to start by showing some pictures from the festival area. This is definitely the coolest festival environment we've ever seen!

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Guest of the Week: Heidi Laxström, motorhome traveller with children

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Interview and questions: Helena Bergström

Heidi Laxström lives in Ostrobothnia, Finland, with her husband and their three children, aged between 10 months and 8 years. Just over five years ago the family bought a motorhome and since then they have travelled around many different countries in Europe, including Croatia, Italy, the Balkans, England and Scotland.

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Smove - the new motorhome from Niesmann+Bischoff

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Niesmann-Bischoff presents a new motorhome in the premium compact class, giving the Arto and Flair a little brother. This new model should give the same feel as its big brothers, but perhaps be a little easier to drive in narrow alleys ...

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Guest of the Week: Ida Thunberg, Round the World Traveller with children

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Interview and questions: Helena Bergström

Ida Thunberg and her husband mostly live a normal small-town life in Värmland with their two sons Milo and Jack. However, the family has a great interest in travelling, which has led to many exciting trips together, including in Sweden and around Asia. Now they are planning perhaps the biggest trip ever, as they will be travelling around the world!

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11 questions about travelling by motorhome

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Some time ago we received Liebster Award, which was circulating among travel bloggers to showcase and discover new blogs. Now we've received it once again, this time from the blog Adventures with Xoe and Olivia. We thank you so much for this! This time, the questions are a bit more "motorhome" in nature, so even if we don't pass on the award again, we're happy to answer the questions!

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Guest of the Week: Annika Elwing, expatriate in Spain

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Interviewer: Helena Bergström

During a Spanish course in Spain, Annika Elwing fell in love with music teacher Jesús. Annika stayed in Spain and today she lives in Seville with Jesús and their 2-year-old daughter Disa. During her years in Spain, together with a large Spanish family, Annika not only got to know the country, but also the culture and traditions.

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