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A chronological list of translated articles.
Scotland
There’s something about Edinburgh’s Royal Mile that always draws me back. The crowds, the tartan shops, the sound of bagpipes, and the old stone buildings that seem as though they’ve stood here forever. Most of them have been altered so many times over the centuries that very little of the original
Nature
Northern Scotland is often associated with mist,rain,and heavy clouds hanging low over the mountains.This time,however,it was completely different.The weather showed its most beautiful side,and the sunlight revealed colours in the landscape that can sometimes remain hidden beneath a grey sky.
Italy
After Venice and Verona,our next stop in Italy took us towards Lake Garda.This part of the journey had a very different rhythm from the cities we had visited before.Venice was intense,beautiful and almost unreal.Verona felt elegant,romantic and full of history.
Italy
After Venice,it was time for Verona.And I have to admit,I was very curious to see how I would feel about the city after visiting somewhere as extraordinary as Venice.Venice feels a little like a dream—a city built on water,filled with canals,bridges and narrow passageways.
Italy
For a long time I dreamed of seeing Venice in person. Not just in photos, in films, on postcards or in short clips from travel shows. I wanted to step into the city, feel its rhythm, and see the water reflecting the light.
Italy
Some trips are planned for months. Others are born from a simple idea: to take a train and see a few remarkable places. That's how our journey through northern Italy began, taking us through Venice, Verona, Sirmione on Lake Garda and Milan.
Italy
We're all here only for a moment. Life is extremely fragile and short. But at the same time that's precisely why it's so precious. Because perhaps, in the end, the most important thing isn't how much we own. But whether, after we're gone, someone will remember our kindness, our presence, and the e…
England
A walk along Victorian streets, historic shops, and the atmosphere of old York that you can feel for yourself. York Castle Museum is a place where history comes to life in a truly special way.
England
York is one of those English cities that not only have history, but literally breathe it. Narrow streets called snickelways, the mighty York Minster cathedral and medieval defensive walls create an atmosphere that can't be duplicated.
England
After a night in Berwick-upon-Tweed we set off in the morning for the first castle of the day: Bamburgh Castle. It makes a huge impression even from afar — it stands on a massive basalt outcrop and looks as if someone designed the perfect fortress for a film. Monumental, proud and visible for miles.
England
National Railway Museum (Krajowe Muzeum Kolejnictwa) in York is one of the UK's most important tourist attractions and a must-see for technology enthusiasts.
England
Not every monumental building truly impresses. York Minster, however, stands out not only for its size but for the scale of its ambition and the time it took to be built. It is one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in northern Europe and one of the key monuments of medieval England.
Scotland
Scotland has something magical about it. Mists, castles, hills – and of course legends. One of the most fascinating figures in Scottish history is Mary Stuart, better known as Mary, Queen of Scots.