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The Dutch Way of Living
Rain, flowers, lake, boats and cozy interior, these are the essence of the Netherlands and the Dutch way of living. The country embraces water, nature, and culture, with canals, windmills, tulips, and gezelligheid. #netherlands #rain #flowers #lake #boats #interior #water #nature #culture #tulips #canals #windmills #gezelligheid Read more
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Storm at the Sea
The Netherlands may not be the first destination that comes to mind when you think of beach holidays, but it has some of the most beautiful and diverse coastlines in Europe. Whether you prefer sandy beaches, rocky cliffs, or dunes, you will find a spot that suits your taste. And don’t let the weather stop… Read more
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Heat in Budapest
Summer heat in Budapest.🥵 Hungary has a continental climate, which means it has warm summers and cold winters. The average summer temperature is 25-30 °C, but sometimes it can reach up to 40 °C or more.🌡️ That’s why this thermometer shows such a high reading, but it’s also because it’s exposed to the direct sunlight.… Read more
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Daffodils
Daffodils are short-lived beauties in the garden that brighten up the summer season. They dazzle with their stunning colours and trumpet-shaped flowers that open up to the sun. Daffodils are also known as Lent Lilies in England and are the national flower of Wales. They symbolize happiness, rebirth, and hope. #garden #luxembourg🇱🇺 #flowers #beauty #summer… Read more
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Kitesurfing on the Dutch Coast: A Stormy Adventure
Kitesurfing on the Dutch Coast: A Stormy Adventure Kitesurfing is a challenging and fun sport. The Dutch coasts are great for it, especially in summer. Castricum aan Zee is one of the best spots. It has a wide and sandy beach and a nature reserve. This photo was taken at CAZ on a stormy afternoon… Read more
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Summer Vibes in Budapest
I’m feeling the summer vibes with these gorgeous nerius flowers in Budapest, Hungary🌸. These flowers are not only beautiful, but also tough and versatile. They can survive in harsh conditions and have many uses in different cultures. But don’t let their charm fool you, they are also very poisonous and can cause serious harm if… Read more
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Budapest Panorama
It is never boring to see this so typical panorama of Budapest. The recently renovated Chain Bridge is in its full glory again. The Chain Bridge was the first permanent stone bridge connecting the two sides of the city, Buda and Pest, in 1849. It was designed by an English engineer and built by a… Read more
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A Beautiful Garden in Hungary
This beautiful geranium decorates a carefully preserved garden in Hungary, near Budapest. Geraniums are a much-loved garden plant, but did you know that they are not actually geraniums? Their official name is pelargonium, and they are native to South Africa. The name geranium comes from a mistake made by the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus in… Read more
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The Beautiful Castle in Gödöllő
The Grassalkovich castle in Gödöllő is not only a magnificent example of Baroque architecture, but also a place of great historical and cultural significance. It was the favourite residence of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, also known as Sissi, who loved the Hungarian people and their traditions. She spent many summers here with her husband, Emperor… Read more
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Budapest: the City of Contrasts
Budapest, the capital of Hungary, is a city of contrasts. On one side of the Danube river, you can admire the majestic Buda Castle and the historic Castle District. On the other side, you can enjoy the vibrant nightlife and cultural scene of Pest, where the stunning Parliament building and the iconic Chain Bridge light… Read more