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Bergen on the west coast of Norway is the second largest city in Norway. Bergen was the first capital of Norway until Oslo took over. Bergen has the charm of a town with narrow alleyways lined with cobblestones and it is Norway’s busiest port with over 300 cruise ships visiting every year. The heart of Bergen which is the main harbour square is called Torget. This has been a fish market since 1276 and is now a daily fish, flower, vegetable and fruit market area. There are also shops selling handicrafts and souvenirs. Bergen can be explored mostly by walking or you can ride on theRead More →

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Malbork is a town in northern Poland and the capital of Malbork County. The town was founded in the 13th century by the Knights of the Teutonic Order, and is famous for the medieval Malbork Castle which built in the 13th Century as the Teutonic Order’s headquarters. The Castle of the Teutonic Order in Malbork is the largest brick castle in the world measured by land area and the Castle and the Castle Museum has been designated a World Heritage Site in December 1997 by UNESCO. Malbork Castle is also one of Poland’s official national Historic Monuments as designated on 16 September 1994. Its listingRead More →

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I have been wondering about which place should I write my next blog about. There are so many places to write about but I was looking at my albums and decided to write about the beautiful Polish city on the Baltic coast, Gdansk. I visited Gdansk during my travel to Poland in the summer time this year. Exploring the town of Gdansk is a delight for any traveller. The main town is a lovely sight of red brick churches and colourful mansions. Gdansk is located on the Motlawa River which is a tributary of the mighty Vistula River. What I experienced in Gdansk The WatersideRead More →