A guide for families in the end of summer - what to do in Riga with kids and where to go for a holiday?
Advertorial. Photo. Autumn is almost here - a time when nature's colours become especially vivid and the weather is often unpredictable. This means that it's worth [...]
Five places to visit in Newcastle
The story of Newcastle dates back to Roman times, when in the 2nd century the fortification of Pons Aelius was built as part of the Hadrian's Wall, a line of defence against the tribes of the north. In the Middle Ages, Newcastle flourished as a centre for merchants and shipping. Its strategic location on the River Tyne allowed it to develop a port and become the main carbon trading town in the whole of England. Today [...]
Five places to visit in Aberdeen
Aberdeen is often referred to as the “Granite City” because of the silvery-grey stone architecture that dominates the city. The city's history stretches back more than 800 years, first as a fishing settlement, later as a major trading centre and then as a major epicentre of the oil and gas industry in the North Sea. Aberdeen is also home to two universities, [...]
Five places to visit in Cork
Cork is Ireland's second largest city and is often referred to as ”Ireland's second capital". Historically a trading centre around the branches of the River Lee and ancient Viking ports, Cork has retained a unique atmosphere - with bridges, narrow streets and cobbled paths that make for leisurely and enjoyable strolls. Cork's historic centre is [...]
Five places to visit in Liverpool
Historically, Liverpool was a port city that once managed a huge proportion of Britain's imports and exports. In the 19th century, it was one of the richest and busiest ports in the world. It was here that millions of migrants from Ireland, Scotland and elsewhere arrived, either to move on to America or to start a new life in England. This international movement gave the city a diverse cultural [...]
Top Destinations for Digital Nomads: Travelling, Enjoying Online Entertainment
Advertorial. Digital nomad - today's term for people who combine work and travel, using technology to work remotely from anywhere in the world. The essence of this lifestyle is freedom - both from offices and from familiar places of residence. While work is an integral part of everyday life, online entertainment is playing an increasingly important role in helping [...]
A guide to class trips for different age groups: from primary to secondary school
Class trips are an indispensable part of school life - they create shared memories, strengthen class spirit and offer a chance to get out of the daily routine. However, the interests, abilities and needs of pupils vary considerably from age to age. That's why the key to a successful excursion is to tailor activities to the age group - ensuring both safety and excitement. In this article, we [...]
Five places to visit in Birmingham
Birmingham is one of the largest and most diverse cities in the United Kingdom, located in the West Midlands region of central England. It is the second largest city in the UK by population and is known for its important role in the Industrial Revolution. It was here that many of the technological and scientific advances that have had a profound impact on the modern world began. Birmingham is also a major cultural and creative [...]
Five places to visit in Ghent
Ghent is one of the largest and most historic cities in Belgium, located in the north-west of the country in the Flanders region. It is the capital of the province of East Flanders and an important cultural, educational and economic centre of the country. In the Middle Ages, Ghent was one of the largest and richest cities in Europe, thanks to its highly developed wool and textile industries. Ghent is located at the confluence of the rivers Skald and [...]
Five places to visit in Hannover
Hannover is a vibrant and multi-layered city in north-west Germany. With around 540,000 inhabitants, it is one of the most important economic, political and educational metropolises in Germany, yet it maintains a peaceful and walkable atmosphere. Hannover is home to one of the largest exhibition complexes in the world, the Hannover Messe. International technology, industry and IT exhibitions, including the former CeBIT, are held here regularly. [...]