Author: Adam
Hi, I'm Adam, a 30-year-old expat currently living in the beautiful city of Bratislava, Slovakia. I've always had a passion for travel and discovering new cultures, which led me to move to Slovakia a few years ago. Living here has been an incredible experience, and I've fallen in love with the country's history, architecture, and stunning landscapes.
As international travel regains traction, various countries are collaborating to fill in one another’s gaps in key sectors for growth. Slovakia and Spain, in particular, are working…
Christmas is a time of joy, togetherness, and cherished traditions celebrated across the globe. Each country has its unique customs and rituals that make the holiday…
Bratislava transforms into a winter wonderland during the Christmas season. From beautifully decorated streets and markets to mouthwatering delicacies and heartwarming traditions, spending Christmas in Bratislava…
Nestled in the heart of Slovakia, Bojnice Castle is a true fairytale gem that will transport you back in time. Its enchanting architecture and captivating history…
Nestled on a picturesque hill overlooking the confluence of the Danube and Morava rivers, Devin Castle stands as a symbol of Slovakia’s rich history and architectural…
Nestled on the picturesque hills of Budapest, overlooking the mesmerizing Danube River, lies a historical gem that encapsulates the rich heritage and grandeur of Hungary’s capital…
So I’ve already talked about Why should you move to Slovakia, Why should you NOT move to Slovakia and generally What do you need to know…
Understanding ETIAS Rules for Visa-Free Travel to Slovakia is a very important step in travelling to Bratislava starting from January 2024. In this blog post we’ll explore what it is, how it works and its requirements.
In recent years, the rise of digital nomadism has revolutionized the way we work and travel. The ability to work remotely has given individuals the freedom…
Yesterday I wrote a post on Why Should You Move to Slovakia, well today I’m offering a peak to the other side of coin. While Slovakia…
