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Things to do in Vrsar – 9 tips for the west coast of Istria

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | What is there to see and do in Vrsar in Croatia? The small coastal town on the west coast of Istria offers a charming old town, fine views of the Adriatic Sea, bathing coves, boating and restaurants with fish and Istrian specialties.

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Guest of the week: Angeliqa Mejstedt, hiker

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Interview and questions: Helena Bergström

Angeliqa Mejstedt lives in Västerås, Sweden, and is currently studying for a master's degree, but when she is free, it is hiking in nature that attracts her. For Angeliqa, outdoor life is not about any competition where you have to get the furthest or highest, but instead it is the joyful, simple and relaxed that is in focus. Angeliqa has walked countless hiking trails in Sweden, but also made exciting hikes in countries such as the USA, Malaysia and Spain.

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Things to do in Rovinj – attractions and experiences in Istria

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | What to see and do in Rovinj, Croatia? This beautiful coastal town on the west coast of Istria is one of our favorites in the area, with colorful stone houses, winding cobblestone streets and the Adriatic Sea right next door. Here you can stroll through the old town, walk up to the Church of St. Euphemia, swim from the cliffs, eat Istrian specialties or go on a boat trip.

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Things to do in Fažana – the fishing village on the west coast of Istria

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Writer: Helena Bergström

VUpdated: August 2026 | What is there to see and do in Fažana, Croatia? The small coastal town on the west coast of Istria offers colorful stone houses, narrow alleys, a charming harbor and great swimming opportunities on the Adriatic Sea. Here you can eat fish and seafood at a Croatian konoba, walk along the coast or take the boat out to Brijuni National Park. We fell in love with Fažana's relaxed atmosphere and think that the old fishing village is well worth a stop on a trip through Istria.

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Labin in Croatia – old town, Istrian food and camping by the sea

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Updated: August 2026 | Labin is a charming historic town in eastern Istria in Croatia, beautifully situated on a hill above the Adriatic Sea. Here, an old town center with stone houses and narrow alleys, fine views and local food experiences await.

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Guest of the week: Jonas Näslund and Helena Lindvall, adventurers with motorhomes

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Interview and questions: Helena Bergström

At 36 and 44 years old, Jonas Näslund and Helena Lindvall are well below the average age of motorhome travellers, but they have already realised the appeal of a motorhome. After falling in love with cycling while travelling in South America, they wondered how to transport their bikes down to southern Europe. A motorhome was the solution!

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Stora Skuggan in Stockholm – walks, animals and coffee on Norra Djurgården

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: October 2026 | Stora Skuggan is a place where you easily forget that you are in Stockholm. There are green areas, pastures, a 4H farm and restaurants that are suitable for a break during the walk. For me, Helena, the area is also associated with many lunches and family memories.

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What is most important at your hotel breakfast?

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A good hotel breakfast is an essential part of the hotel experience for many Swedes, and Ticket has found out what is all most important for us Swedes in the morning. Do you agree? And what do you think is most important at the hotel breakfast?

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Guest of the Week: Marie Hagén, expatriate in New Zealand

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Marie Hagén and her husband have always enjoyed travelling and have long dreamed of living abroad, preferably in an exotic country. About six months ago, they moved from Sweden to New Zealand with their 6-year-old son Caesar. The family now lives in Auckland, where the husband has a job and the son has started primary school.

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Adverts and business partnerships on blogs - what's ok?

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Writer: Helena Bergström

The debate on advertising and corporate partnerships on blogs is sometimes heated, and recently some bloggers were reported for surreptitious advertising. What is ok and what is not ok? We have come up with two positions.

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