You bought a tent and want to head on your great outdoor adventure, but now you read that wild camping is illegal in many European countries. Does it mean you are doomed to stay on official campgrounds, surrounded by families with kids or groups of young party makers and paying 15 euros a night? Luckily, […]
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Travelling by train is probably the most convenient way to bring your bicycle to places. You skip all this dismantling and packing that’s inevitable when taking your bicycle on a plane. But the rules for taking your bike on a train can be confusing and complicated. In this article, I attempted to gather as much information on
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Cycling in Bosnia and Herzegovina was my favourite part of the three-month-long solo trip around Europe, my first solo cycling adventure. This little Balkan country enchanted me so much that I returned a year later to spend even more time biking up the steep hills, enjoying the vast mountainous landscape and learning more about the
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Sarajevo is undoubtedly the most amazing city I ever visited. Surrounded by raw mountains, multicultural, and an extraordinary atmosphere of openness mixed with melancholy, I could spend a lifetime exploring its secrets. Check out my list of off-the-beaten-track things to do in Sarajevo (and some more popular places to see that you can’t miss out
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During my first solo bike tour in 2018, I fell in love with cycling in the Balkans. With type 2 fun when climbing steep and raw mountains, nature wild and unexplored like nowhere else in Europe, and warm people who always make me feel at home there. I keep coming back and exploring new roads
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It was surprisingly familiar. Unplastered houses among the fields. Hills covered with juicy, green grass. On the road sometimes a tractor, sometimes a dilapidated Golf II, sometimes a shiny black BMW with tinted glass. Just like at home. Only instead of church towers there were minarets on the horizon and sometimes some women in hijab
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