SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Christmas in Sibiu 2025, 16 November – 04 January 2026. Markets Christmas în Sibiu 2025 WHERE: Sibiu, RomaniaWHEN: from 16th November 2025 to 04th January 2026 What better time, if not Christmas, to discover one of the most beautiful cities in Romania?In one of the most magical and suggestive lands, like Transylvania, mystery becomes magic … and invades the whole city, in a jubilation of colors, lights and perfumes. Among the typical stalls, rides and charming trains, the Christmas of Sibiu opens its doors to visitors for a truly unforgettable holiday. At the center of the scene, great protagonist, the beautiful Christmas tree, all lit up. The historic center with its magnificent Baroque architecture, and Piata Mare, the striking central square, represent the heart of Christmas in Sibiu. Among the mountains and landscapes of Transylvania. Try to imagine if, in this context, it should even start to snow !! From a niche event, born over 10 years ago, Christmas in Sibiu has turned into a real event. Today, it is a festival that welcomes visitors from all over Romania, and from every corner of Europe. Inauguration on Sunday 16th November 2025 at 19:00, with the ignition of the Big Tree, at the central square. THE MARKETS Piata Mare hosts over 100 exhibitors from the city and from every corner of the country.In an atmosphere of yesteryear, you can wander through the stands in search of the best gifts. In these parts, quantity and quality go hand in hand.Objects, artifacts, jewelry, traditional handmade products are just some of the products on the stalls. Each decorated for a party. Among the most popular items, hats and leather. But, also, a lot of gastronomic products and, above all, sweets. The inevitable vin brulé is ideal for the right amount of warmth for your body. Do not miss a visit to the Street Food Zone. Ideal for a stop for lunch or dinner.The stalls will be present throughout the period, from 10:00 to 22:00. PARCUL HIM MOS CRACIUN Photo ©, Marco Verch The name almost unpronounceable, represents the Santa’s Park, a real joy for the little ones. Indeed, precisely to them, the organizers have always given great attention. In this sort of Christmas mini-village, children can have fun with a fantastic little train, a big carousel in the company of favorite characters. There will also be real races and the inevitable skating rink at the market square.Guaranteed fun for the whole family. OTHER CHRISTMAS IN SIBIU 2025 EVENTS One of the most beloved projects is dedicated to children from 5 to 9 years: the Santa’s workshop. A fantastic workshop where the little ones can give free rein to their creativity. Every evening, in the Square, there will be fantastic shows and light games. In front of the Market, instead, a stage will be set up where many artists and guests will take turns for shows and concerts. Great space for tradition and folklore shows. *All that is contained herein is for purely indicative purposes only and should not be considered official. Appointments may be subject to change. Therefore, we invite you to consult the official website for all updates. All trademarks and names contained herein belong to their respective owners. The City Airport Get in Getting around Where to Sleep What to see ASTRA Museum Houses with Eyes Transylvania on the road Romania General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Romania When To go Reservations Hotels Tour, Experiences Book your hotel in Sibiu Share the post
Prague City Pass
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Prague City pass, the public transport card to Museums. Price Prague City Pass Experience the charm and magic of an absolutely wonderful city, with the special Prague City Pass (Visitor Card). This is a fantastic card that combines practicality, convenience and savings Prague City Pass, in fact, offers holders various discounts and access to the city’s rich cultural heritage. Thanks to the Visitor Card you will have free access to over 70 experiences in the Capital, including the City Hall and Astronomical Clock, the Castle, the Petrin Tower… Furthermore, you can take advantage of numerous discounts on tours, food and shops throughout the city. Furthermore, with the Card you will have unlimited access to all public transport in the Capital, including the Petrin Funicular, trams 41 and 42 and the Express shuttle to the international airport! The Card can be activated directly through the app, without necessarily having to go to a physical point of sale. PRACTICAL INFO WHAT THE CARD INCLUDES Prague Visitor Pass is available in three different denominations that vary based on duration. More active at the time of first use (entry to an attraction or on the means of transport). Here’s what it includes: Free or discounted entry to over 70 museums and attractions, including Prague Castle, Mirror Maze, Petrin Tower and Panorama, Kafka Museum, Sternberg Palace, Chocolate Museum and much more ! The card also offers priority access to the most visited attractions so you don’t waste time queuing. Unlimited access to all forms of public transport, including airport transfers, Petrin funicular, nostalgic tram lines. You will have exclusive discounts on city tours, excursions, guided walking tours and audio guides in different languages. 150-page guide in seven languages (English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian, Czech), with a list of all card promotions and benefits. CARD PRICES Below are the prices of the card based on the type: The version valid for 48 hours costs 104€ at the standard rate and 52€ at a reduced rate. The 72h card costs 128€ (reduced 64€) The 120h card costs 152€ (reduced, 76€) Children aged 6 to 14 pay the reduced rate. From 15 years of age, you pay the standard rate. Free for children up to 5 years WHERE TO BUY PRAGUE CITY PASS You can purchase the city pass card through this link. The card is not activated automatically upon receipt but only upon first use. *All that is contained herein is for purely indicative purposes only and should not be considered official. Appointments may be subject to change. Therefore, we invite you to consult the official website for all updates. All trademarks and names contained herein belong to their respective owners. The City Airport Get in Getting around Petrin Funicular Tram Public transport Tickets What to See Holidays with Kids Where to sleep Dancing House Bohemian Carnival Christmas Markets Andel Market Czech Rep General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Czech When to go Reservations Hotels Rooms Offers, Last Minute Rental Car Tour, Experiences Map of the city Share the post
Budapest Central Market
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Budapest Central Market. Opening hours, how to arrive Budapest Central Market An unmissable place where nothing is missing. Meat, sweets, spices, souvenirs, refreshment points… The Budapest Central Market (Nagycsarnok) known as one of the obligatory stops during a vacation in Budapest. That it is, also, only for a Weekend. The Central Market in Budapest is not just a place teeming with stalls, suitable for bargaining. First of all, it is one of the largest indoor markets in Europe.It is housed, among other things, in a building of the 1897 that, thanks to the restoration of the centenary, have brought it back to its former glory. It is also ideal for stopping for lunch. On the first floor, in fact, you will find many bars and restaurants in which to stop. The value for money is really good. Not just a simple market. Here, there is also the story of a city and an entire people.A beautiful place to see, with the products, sometimes, arranged as real works of art. On the ground floor, you will find many booths for your purchases. Genuine and fresh products.In the basement, however, you will find the fish market and a supermarket. Also recommended for those who do not like the markets, even just for a simple walk. PRACTICAL INFO HOW TO GET Budapest Central Market is located in the 5th district, in Kiskörút. In a rather central position, it can be easily reached with the efficient public transport of the capital.By metro, use the line 4, and get off at the nearby Fővám tér stop.Alternatively, you will find the station of the 47, 48 and 49 lines of the Tram. BUDAPEST CENTRAL MARKET OPENING HOURS The Market is open all year round at the following times:Monday, from 06:00 to 17:00.From Tuesday to Friday, from 06:00 to 18:00.Saturday, from 06:00 to 15:00.Closed on Sundays. WHAT TO SEE AND WHAT TO BUY AT THE MARKET Tokaji, or Tokaj, is one of the most famous and appreciated Hungarian wines. At the Central Market Hall in Budapest you might find a few bottles to take home as souvenirs.Spices, and especially paprika, are quite popular at this market. Among the unmissable products is of course Langos, a true culinary specialty of the place. It is a sort of fried pancake or focaccia made with yeast, water, flour and salt. Excellent both in the savoury version (the best) and in the sweet version. You can taste it at one of the many stands on the upper floor of the Market, even if the prices are much higher than elsewhere! Given the location and ease of access, we recommend reaching the location on foot or by public transport. A private car is not recommended. *All information is for information purposes only and should not be considered official. Appointments may be subject to change. Therefore, we invite you to consult the official website for all updates. All trademarks and names contained herein belong to their respective owners. The City Airport Get In Getting around Tram Buda Castle Funicular Public Transport Tickets City Card What to see Holidays with Kids Christmas Markets Musical Fountain Hungary General Info Airports Destinazioni Events, Festivals Drive in Hungary When to go Reservations Hotels Rooms Rental Car Tour, Experiences Map of the market Share the post
Budapest City Card
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Budapest City Card. Info, transports, attractions. Types and prices Budapest City Card Getting around in Budapest by public transport is simple, and quite cheap. Especially if compared to cities like London and Paris. Budapest City Card combines the convenience of unlimited public transport, the opportunity to visit for free, or with large discounts, over 100 tourist attractions; Budapest’s best museums, spas, bars, restaurants and even hammams are included.Hungarian National Gallery, Museum of Fine Arts, History Museum, Lukács spas, are some of the must-see attractions included in the card. The city card also allows you to use the renowned ones tramlines 2, 4 and 6 that run through the most beautiful and significant places in the city. So you can enjoy the beauties of the old town from the window of a vintage vehicle, often dated, and, precisely for this reason, really suggestive.It also includes two free walking tours, lasting about 150 minutes. A tour leaves from Buda at 14:00. Another, starts from Pest at 10:30. Budapest City Card is available in five different sizes, depending on the duration. We recommend it for the price, the number of attractions included (including access to the thermal baths) and the possibility to avoid queues at the counters. PRACTICAL INFO WHAT INCLUDES Here, below, what is included in the single Budapest City Card, regardless of the cut purchased: Free and unlimited use of public transport (except 100E Bus, funicular and boats). Free or discounted admission to more than 30 museums and attractions. An access to the Lukács thermal baths. Two free guided tours. Discounts on around 100 different services (spa museums, places of interest, events, guided tours and restaurants). Free Budapest City Card brochure. Free download of the Pocket Guide app. CUTS AND PRICES Budapest Card is available in five different standard types which differ depending on the duration. The 24 hours card costs 39€; the 48 Hours card costs 53€; the 72 hours card costs 69€; the card from 96h, costs 87€. The 120h card costs 96€. Big news, however, the brand new one CARD PLUS. Available exclusively in the 72h version, it offers all the advantages of the standard card, plus some exclusive benefits. Among these, free admission to the funicular to the Buda Castle, an airport shuttle, a Danube cruise it’s a typical dessert at the Molnar! It costs 99€ per person. WHERE TO BUY THE BUDAPEST CITY CARD You can buy your Budapest Card, conveniently from home, through this link. As soon as you land at the airport, you can pick it up directly at the Budapestinfo, located in Terminals 2A and 2B. Alternatively, you can pick up your card at the following points in the city:Budapestinfo Point on Sütő Street.Budapest District 5 Sütő u. 2 (Deák Square metro station, lines M1, M2, M3). *All information is for information purposes only and should not be considered official. Appointments may be subject to change. We therefore invite you to consult the official website for all updates. All trademarks and names contained herein belong to their respective owners. The City Airport Get In Getting around Tram Buda Castle Funicular Public Transport Tickets What to see Holidays with Kids Christmas Markets Musical Fountain Central Market Hungary General Info Airports Destinazioni Events, Festivals Drive in Hungary When to go Reservations Hotels Rooms Rental Car Tour, Experiences map of the city Share the post
Olympos
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Olympos in Karpathos. How to arrive, what to do and see. Route Olympos Leave all hope or you who… want to go to Olympos !! If you were to come across some forum about Karpathos, because, maybe, it is your intention to stay on this WONDERFUL island, you will find many tips and tips on road connections.There are those who claim that only a 4X4 should be used, who strongly advise against the use of scooters and scooters (someone even came to claim that they are literally swept away by the power of the Meltemi !!!!!!); among the many forums, you will find plenty of them, about the road to reach the north of the island, and in particular, the beautiful village of Olympos. An impractical, impossible, impervious road, and … whoever has it, put it. NOTHING MORE FALSE. As for the means to move around the island, you can consult the KANOA SPECIAL GUIDE by clicking here. About the road for Olympos, do not be fooled: it is totally passable, except for a very good dirt road and rough (about one km), for which you just need a little ‘of caution and attention. Nothing more. And it is written by those who are lucky enough to have tested it. Fortunately, because, moreover, the road is really impressive and offers glimpses and really beautiful views.Above all, it is the picturesque village of Olympos, with its houses almost suspended in the air, climbing on the edge of the mountain on one side, and descending down, in the opposite direction. Back in the nineteenth century, the village was completely isolated from everything else, built of natural stone and without chimneys, so as to be disguised as pirates (who often attacked Karpathos). Here, tradition reigns supreme: we still speak an ancient dialect, and find women dressed in traditional clothes with handkerchiefs on their heads and embroidered blouses.Among other things, it must be said that Olympos is dubbed the “Women’s Village” for the massive female presence and, above all, because once upon a time, men were out to fight pirates or to work. It’s a bit like a miniature outdoor museum. In all sincerity, even the presence of women in costume, and the many souvenir shops, seem more a forcing tourist, but it is still worthwhile to go so far, even to break the routine of the sea and beach of Karpathos. The Island Info Airport Get in Getting around Where to sleep Beaches & places Greece General Info Airports Destinations Events Drive in Greece When to Go Reservations Hotels Rooms Rental Cars Tour, Experiences Island Map Share the post