Author Profile: Baia Dzagnidze

For many years, Zadar saw very few visitors, but fortunately, that’s been changing. The city boasts with incredible and historic sights that you don’t want to miss out on your trip to the...   view more

Situated on the eastern coast of the Black Sea, Batumi is a vibrant city and a go-to summer destination for locals offering an interesting blend of old and ultra-modern architecture, culinary delights, and rich ancient history. And with plenty of things to do in Batumi, both in the city and around it, your time here will be pretty...   view more

Kutaisi is one of the oldest towns both in Georgia and in the world. It is home to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, historical landmarks, beautiful churches, and cathedrals, and cultural sites to name a...   view more

Ukraine’s third most populated city, Odessa is a favorite seaside destination for locals and its neighboring countries. Often called the “pearl of the Black Sea”, there are many interesting things to do in...   view more

Lviv is the most charming city I have visited in Ukraine. It’s not like any other post-Soviet cities you have seen. It’s colorful, lively, and simply...   view more

The reason to visit Zugdidi is to admire the only European-style castle in Georgia and learn more about the Dadiani Dynasty. The family was one of the most powerful ones in Georgia over the centuries and was closely linked to Napoleon’s...   view more

Borjomi is a small resort town in Georgia, known for its mineral water springs. In Soviet times, the resort was one of the most popular destinations for those with health...   view more

While Gori is mainly known as a birthplace of Soviet leader Joseph Stalin and a short stopover for those planning a visit to cave town, there are plenty of things to do in Gori besides these two extremely popular tourist sites. And with this post, I will show you that Gori is an underrated city that offers much more than anyone thinks it...   view more

When traveling to the Catalan capital, it can get quite overwhelming to choose where to eat in Barcelona. The city is famous for its tapas, paella, pinchos, seafood, and churros, but the question still remains the same – which are the best restaurants in Barcelona for a particular...   view more

Alicante is the quiet, medium-sized capital of Costa Blanca, the famous Mediterranean coastline of Spain. The city has its own character, which, combined with climate, historical heritage, and natural wonders, is a go-to destination for many locals and foreigners. Who would say no to 18 C and 3,000 hours of sun yearly when it’s gloomy elsewhere in Europe? I doubt anyone would. So, here’s my guide for some of the best things to do in Alicante for three...   view more

Georgian cuisine is very diverse, much like its landscape. Every region here has a special meal that is authentic to that area. And when it comes to the capital, you can find some of these regional meals in some of the best restaurants in Tbilisi without leaving the...   view more

Ankara is very different from the bustling Istanbul, with its architecture, people, and sites. So without further ado, here are the top things to do in Ankara for three...   view more

Tbilisi is my hometown, where I spent most of my life and currently live. Georgia’s capital is getting more attention both from the media and travelers, who seek a wild nature, unique culture, ancient architecture mixed with modern buildings, and distinctive...   view more

Tbilisi is a great place for photography lovers, combining ancient and modern architecture. While there are some iconic landmarks to pose in front of, this post showcases the best secret Instagrammable spots in...   view more

Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal anchored in a valley enclosed by the Himalayan mountains, is a vibrant city with maze-like alleys, ancient architecture, and stunning temples. Here’s a complete list of the iconic places to visit in Kathmandu to pique your...   view more

Bangkok is a vibrant bustling city and the capital of Thailand, the ‘land of smiles’ as a lot of people call the country. The city offers an abundance of activities from the striking temples to the legendary floating...   view more

With a backdrop of majestic Caucasus mountains, Telavi is the biggest city in Kakheti, boasting historical appeal, wine culture, Prince’s estate, and various monasteries nearby. Often overshadowed by other destinations in Kakheti, many tourists usually skip it. And this detailed guide to what to do in Telavi will prove why you...   view more

Sighnaghi, also spelled Signagi, is a small town in the Kakheti wine region with narrow cobblestone streets, colorful houses, wooden carved balconies, a beautiful city wall, and panoramic views of the Alazani Valley, with the Caucasus Mountains range as a backdrop. This ultimate guide offers a wide range of things to do in Sighnaghi, whether you visit it as a day trip from Tbilisi or stay...   view more

If you are looking for a weekend getaway island near Bangkok, Koh Samet is a great choice. Located in the Gulf of Thailand, in the province of Rayong, Koh Samet features white sand beaches, plenty of hotels and resorts catering to any budget, and a vast choice of restaurants and beach...   view more

Warsaw in winter can be pretty magical with lots of snow and lights adorning the city. Christmas festivities and markets are some of the main reasons to explore Poland’s capital at this time of the year. However, there are plenty of other things to do in Warsaw in winter to keep you entertained and...   view more

Nestled on the Baltic Sea coast, this cute port town boasts rich and complicated history, plenty of exciting sights to see, and one of the mesmerizing museums, to name a few. Visiting Gdansk should be on anyone’s plans when planning a trip to Poland. Therefore, this ultimate guide to visiting Gdansk is packed with all the necessary information, the best things to do in Gdansk, and much...   view more

Gdansk is a city where you can’t skip visiting museums. From magnificent Second World War museums to Amber gemstones, from merchant houses to maritime achievements, there is something for any Gdanks visitor. Therefore, this guide to the best museums in Gdansk covers some of the most exciting and unique venues you’ll absolutely love to...   view more

Warsaw, the capital of Poland, offers a wide array of establishments to learn more about the city, its people, Soviet occupation, uprising, and royal families, to name a few. These museums in Warsaw are all well laid out, offering insane information to digest. Therefore, they can easily take a reasonable amount of time during your stay, so strategizing is key...   view more

Poznan, the fifth-largest city in Poland, boasts a charming old town, colorful Renaissance-style buildings, and a town clock with mechanical goats that bump their heads at noon. Therefore, this ultimate guide to the top, fun, and free things to do in Poznań features attractions for history, arts, and culture...   view more

Istanbul is a hub city for many who travel from west to east or vice versa. With various flight schedules, you’ll likely have a long layover in Istanbul. And if you can choose your connection flights with a few hours in between, I highly recommend visiting Istanbul. With this guide, I will help you to make the most of your Istanbul...   view more

Freedom Square is the city’s primary square. It serves as the border between Old and New Tbilisi and the starting point of Rustaveli Avenue, along with Pushkin, Leonidze, Dadiani, Tabidze, and Apkhazi...   view more

Tbilisi reveals its magic in the little details that locals cherish, but tourists often overlook. Beyond the postcard-perfect landmarks, there’s a lot more to discover. Even though I have lived here for over 30 years, I stumble upon lesser-known places and areas daily or see things I haven’t noticed...   view more