My favorite National Pavilions: Poland: Polish Roma artist Malgorzata Mirga-Tas – she has covered the walls of the pavilion with tapestries that pay homage to individual pioneering Roma women. The works are inspired by old and newer stories of the…
It is as it seems to you
Pause in the daily hustle and bustle. What exactly are you chasing? Maybe you just got the reflection that it is too late for you? This is the voice of Paweł Marcinkowski, talking through his photography. ANIA & MACIEK It…
Explore with Julina
Hey! This is Justin and Karolina from @julinaexplores, and we’re here to share with you our tips and recommendations from our adventures around the world! As our first spot, we would love to introduce you to Jordan, a beautiful country…
Who Runs the World? Royal Entertainment – Last Stand part II
The answer is and always will be women. Women run the world, and the pictures prove this point. Three very famous women which were not just random people entertaining the kings or rulers. Femininity is interpreted differently. Femininity is a…
A trip with a thrill on the Nile
Hercule Poirot is back in style again! The iconic detective from Agatha Christie’s prose takes a trip on the Nile in Kenneth Branagh’s new film Death on the Nile. The ship on which he sails is to be ruled by…
The Old Manor
Behind the mountains and beyond the forests there were two brothers… These brothers, returning from the war expedition, promised that they would never marry- “Good, good, sir brother, this is your plan – you have no women in our cottage,…
A train of spies, artists, and aristocrats…
A mystery to solve! Traveling should be an adventure or an experience of luxury. Perhaps many people associate trains with the transport of the past, but what the best of them have to offer will make you thunderstruck. Exclusive trains…
Creation of your reality lies in your hands
“He who works with his hands is a labourer. He who works with his hands and his head is a craftsman. He who works with his hands and his head and his heart is an artist.”* Standing on the stone…
A Symphony of Flowers By Dubravka Lisak
Visiting Marco Polo and his “laboratory” demanded driving through the Irish countryside past quaint towns hugging the Shannon River. Navigating narrow roads, and dodging straying sheep to reach tiny Drumshanbo had been a challenge. But I was intent on meeting…
A Vietnam Fascination
Glistening rice paddies surrounding Bai San hô are only one indication that this serene, beachfront resort in central Vietnam is going to offer a unique cultural immersion. Adjoining the flourishing paddies, 73 thatched-roof villas, many soaring high on stilts, are…