Some people hate Bucharest and others instantly fall in love with it. Nicolas De Corte belongs to the second category and tried to get a decent idea of the city.
Eastern Europe is filled with newly-popular destinations, and you might not think getting from place to place would be complicated, but it usually is. Cristina Dima is a native travel writer who offers expert advice on how to do it cheapest and best.
Orthodox churches are some of the most elaborate anywhere. BootsnAll staff writer Cristina Dima explains their significance and takes us on a tour of 11 of the most interesting around the world.
Wine lovers heading to Europe usually concentrate on France, Italy, and Spain, but those willing to dig a bit deeper will find many more options. Eileen Smith points out some of the more interesting of them.
Anne-Sophie Redisch wonders whether Europe's least known capital has the potential to become the next undiscovered gem. Possibly, once stricter rules on littering are enforced.
If you plan to visit the Black Sea, Anne-Sophie Redisch suggests opting for the fascinating, ancient city of Nesebar. Unless you’re doing sociological research on drunk, loud, young Europeans holidayi
BnA intern Christine Chan asks: Why bother wasting time on intra-city transportation and waiting in long lines when you can step into a small town, find your way around within a day and have more enough time.
Some people hate Bucharest and others instantly fall in love with it. Nicolas De Corte belongs to the second category and tried to get a decent idea of the city. .jpg)
Orthodox churches are some of the most elaborate anywhere. BootsnAll staff writer Cristina Dima explains their significance and takes us on a tour of 11 of the most interesting around the world.
If you plan on going on the Trans-Siberian Railway, Bjørn Christian Tørrissen suggests breaking your journey into several legs. There's a good reason. 
James Crouchman shows us a few sides of Riga - the down and dirty, the historical and the seashore. 