Turtle on the way

For some reason one town, missing on my list of visited places in my country was Kroměříž.  I checked the weather forecast and I saw that finally it shouldn´t be raining upcoming weekend. I looked at the map and made a fast decision. Lets visit Kroměříž, the pearl of Moravia. The journey from Brno takes approximately one hour. It is an ideal destination for one day trip. The Archbishop ´s Chateau and Gardens belongs  between the most attractive places in the Czech Republic and it was declared UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1998.  Many scenes in the famous Oscar-winning movie Amadeus by Miloš Forman were shot in Kroměříž.  The Flower Gardes is called the Czech Versailles and it is crowning work of the European garden art of the 17 th century and represents a ground-breaking stage of development between Italian Renaissance gardens and French scope.  There are two main parts - the flower bank with ...

Do you also have that feeling now and again, to leave the busy city life and dissapear to a quiet place? Well, I have a cure for that. It is called South Moravia.  And if you like wine, I guarantee, you will have a great time.  This part of the Czech Republic is full of small picturesque villages, long vineyards and cute wine cellars. I like so much to walk around, to watch grapes growing and exploring their shape and colour. I can spend there the whole day. It calms me down and it is a great remedy for stress accumulated from every day busy life. If you feel like tasting some wine, the best and most enjoyable way is to walk through the village and talk to locals, sometimes sitting in front of their wine cellar. Very often they invite you in and before you realize you taste one sample after the other.  The most people from abroad know the Czech Republic for Pilsner beer and the capital  city - Prague. But there is so much more to see...

Every person likes to spend their holidays in a different way. You might prefer hiking in the mountains, other person lying on the beach or visiting museums. Naxos offers something for everyone.  The whole island is full of incredible beaches with clear and turquoise water, lovely tavernas with great food and picturesque little mountain villages.   There is a lot of history, the island has more than 500 churches, a temple and museums. Taking advantage of having a car with us, we left every morning and made a trip to a different part of the island. On the way we popped in a village bakery and bought  some lovely tasty pie or cake.  For people like me who don´t like package holidays with all inclusive, this is an ideal  place. No crowded beaches, no high hotels around. The connection with nature is incredible. Sometimes we got hungry while we were swimming, so we decided to  have a tasty lunch in taverna...