Visiting the Chauvet Cave in France, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is incredibly fascinating. In fact, it is Chauvet Cave 2 you visit - a replica of the real cave. After all, you can't expose the 36,000-year-old artefacts to hordes of visitors. The solution is impressive and offers a dizzying journey through time.
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We recommend three museums in Cairo that you don't want to miss when visiting the Egyptian capital. These are the most important museums in the city for those interested in ancient Egypt. All three offer incredible experiences!
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In Belgium, the country where I have lived for almost 16 years, the country is divided into ten provinces. I live on the border between two; Antwerp and Limburg.
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Different museums in Sweden! Do you think going to a museum is boring? Maybe sometimes, but it can also be very interesting and exciting, especially if it's a different kind of museum. We list 30 different museums in Sweden.
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When you are a grandmother living abroad, you want to do a little extra for your little angels when the opportunity arises.
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The October sun shone from a bright blue sky, the wild wine crackled
in every shade of red on the colour chart that morning we arrived at
the pretzel town of Södertälje.
What is it like to visit the castle in Rhodes Town? The Palace of Grand Master of Knights is an incredibly impressive building, located in the centre of the charming old town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Visiting the Falu mine is interesting and educational, and at the same time a bit of an adventure. We went on a guided tour underground and learnt the gruesome story of Fet-Mat's fate. We tell you about our visit!
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To visit Hildasholm in Leksand is to go on a breathtaking journey through time, filled with beautiful artefacts and creative garden rooms. This historic house also offers captivating stories from the past, art exhibitions and a cosy garden café.
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What is it like to visit Zorngården and the Zorn Museum in Mora? We made a visit here last week and were incredibly fascinated. It is not only the art that is impressive, but also the special house and, of course, the story of Anders and Emma Zorn.
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