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Would you like to see something more unique than the compulsory sight? Are you interested in real off the beaten track attractions in Budapest? Check this guide to know where locals go and explore Budapest secret places and landmarks.
Lapland shows its unique face not in during the winter, but in summer as well. Midnight sun, sauna, reindeer, and the stunning Lappish nature. It is a perfect place to relax, explore the nature and observe wildlife in a special and fragile environment.
Check these must do and see attractions in summer in Lapland!
Rovaniemi is a typical winter destination (read our winter guide here), but summers are also unique with the white nights and the midnight sun. And don’t forget about the sauna! Lapland offers several unique places in summerto explore, and Rovaniemi is one of them.
Check these 10 summer activities in Rovaniemi which will make your visit special.
Sweden offers a handful of unique and a few worldwide known attractions. You can easily cover the top attractions in Stockholm in 3 days, but if you have spare time, spend a couple of days traveling across the country and go off the beaten track. Swedish Lapland and the north have plenty to offer too, including bucket list activities such as hunting for northern lights or experiencing the white nights in summer.
Midsummer, in Finnish Juhannus, is usually on a Saturday between June 20 and June 26 when the summer solstice is celebrated. In Finland, among other countries, a bonfire is lit at the eve of midsummer and visiting the sauna is also part of the program.
Sarajevo is a diverse city, a mix of east and west, the mix of religions. You can still observe the remaining scars of the Yugoslavian War, but otherwise, it’s a vivid and colorful place to visit, surrounded by beautiful mountains. In 2016 we have spent a month there while traveling across the Western Balkans. It was such a pleasant stay that we returned to Sarajevo a year after. Check this list of our favorite spots outside of the Old Town to ensure you don’t miss out anything during your holiday. Guaranteed you will enjoy visiting these sight and nature trails. The list starts with the easily accessible sights and ends with the best day trips you can do from Sarajevo.
The view of Lysefjord from the Pulpit Rock (in Norwegian: Preikestolen) is one of the best hikes in Norway and it’s on everyone’s bucket list. The 8 km round trip is a moderate hike with a breathtaking view from the Pulpit rock lookout.
Verdens Ende, the World’s End, lays near the end of Oslo fjord (Oslofjorden), on the southern tip of Tjøme island, about 160 km from the capital. It’s an ideal place for families and nature lovers who want to see a unique sight near Oslo.
