Entries by Natania

The Women’s Walk in Belgrade

“The Women’s Walk in Belgrade“ was organised on the 26th March by “Lepa & Srećna” magazine, following the story of famous Serbian women who pushed boundaries with their courage, talent and life choices. Thanks to the kind invitation of the magazine’s editor, Žaklina Milenković, I had the honour and pleasure to join this inspiring journey […]

Best travel apps for your safe journey

Planning a trip today is much easier with the right travel apps. Once, we travelled with paper maps. Over the years, numerous travel apps have been developed that make travel smoother and more enjoyable. Whether you’re booking accommodation or an excursion, catching a train or plane, or just trying to stay connected abroad, take a […]

Zeitenlik Military Cemetery in Thessaloniki

For visitors from the Balkans, especially those from Serbia, a trip to Thessaloniki is not complete without a visit to the Zeitenlik Military Cemetery. This is a place where silence speaks louder than guns. It is an Allied military cemetery which contains the graves of about 20,000 soldiers who died in the battle on the […]

Thessaloniki travel guide

Thessaloniki is a perfect choice for a weekend getaway. It is also a mandatory stop on the way to northern Greece, Halkidiki, Meteora, or Athens. Located along the Thermaic Bay, it is the country’s second-largest city and port. Although I visited Thessaloniki a few times, I always found something new and different. And every time, […]

Byzantine Churches and Monuments of Thessaloniki

Thessaloniki, the second largest city in Greece, is a blend of Byzantine treasures and urban life. It is known for its remarkable Byzantine churches and monuments that reflect its glorious past and culture. These 15 monuments are recognised for their unique architecture, spiritual significance, and fascinating stories. They were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage […]

Paros, the Greek island with golden beaches

Paros lies in the heart of the Cyclades, a stunning archipelago of Greek islands. For years, it was known as “Little Mykonos” because of its resemblance to Mykonos, with its traditional white houses with blue shutters, blue-domed churches, sandy beaches, and cosmopolitan charm. In recent years, Paros has become one of the most popular destinations […]

The Week of Italian Cuisine 2025 in Serbia

The Week of Italian Cuisine in the World took place from the 17th to 23rd November, 2025. This global initiative, established by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, aims to promote the excellence of “Made in Italy” products and the richness of Italian culinary tradition. During this special week, Serbia also hosted […]

Monte Sant’Angelo and the Sanctuary of San Michele Arcangelo

Monte Sant’Angelo is a beautiful small town situated on the southern slopes of Monte Gargano, in southeastern Italy. For centuries, pilgrims, popes, kings, emperors, and sovereigns have visited this place due to the Sanctuary of San Michele Arcangelo. Interestingly, this sanctuary lies along the Sacred Line of Saint Michael. It is a mystical alignment that connects seven […]

Kavala, a whisper of a past in modern times

Kavala is one of Greece’s most charming coastal towns. It is known as the “Blue City” because of the blue and turquoise Aegean Sea which surrounds it. By the way, Kavala is a place where you can walk along Ottoman fortresses, the Venetian aqueduct, and relax on sandy beaches. And all of that, you can […]

Guide for the best beaches near Kavala

Are you planning to visit Kavala and soak up summer vibes on the best beaches near Kavala? Well, Kavala is located on the northern shore of the Aegean Sea in Greece, in the region of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace. This important port town is known for its history, shipping, tourism, agriculture, and coastline with beautiful beaches. […]

Monopoli, a charming town on the Adriatic

 Monopoli is a picturesque town nestled on the sun-kissed shores of Puglia, in southern Italy. It is known for its labyrinth of narrow alleys in the old town, the medieval port, churches and captivating corners decorated with flowers. Monopoli offers visitors the authentic spirit of Puglia, like the nearby Alberobello or Polignano a Mare.   […]

Locorotondo, an amazing round place in Puglia

Locorotondo is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy (Italian: “I Borghi più belli d’Italia“). This amazing place is located in the Italian region of Puglia. It is known for its historic centre with concentric rings of white houses, and excellent white wines. Because of its circular shape, the village got the name […]

Alberobello, a fairy-tale town in Puglia

Alberobello is a small, fairy-tale town in the Italian region of Puglia. I am sure that you are familiar with photos of Trulli, small whitewashed houses with grey conical roofs, surrounded by flowers. Due to its unique architecture and ancient building techniques, the Trulli of Alberobello were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in […]

Gargano Sea Caves, carved by wind and sea

Gargano Sea Caves is one of the most exciting excursions in Vieste and the Gargano Peninsula, in the Italian region of Puglia. The caves (Grotte Marine del Gargano) have been carved by wind and sea for thousands of years. A boat ride along the coast, dramatic cliffs, secret caves, and various rock formations will make […]

Dubrovnik, visit the pearl of the Adriatic

Dubrovnik is a beautiful coastal town in Croatia, known for its stunning Old Town and impressive city walls. It got its name after the oak trees that grew on Mount Srđ above the town, which the locals called Dubrava. Once, Dubrovnik was one of the most important maritime republics in the Mediterranean. Because of its […]

Athens, the city of art and democracy

Athens is the capital of Greece, known as the city of art, democracy, and stunning architecture. The best way to explore the city is by wandering along its streets with beautiful neoclassical buildings, squares, statues, and picturesque alleys. Visit the marvellous Acropolis, busy Syntagma Square, pedestrian Ermou Street, the National Garden, and charming districts of […]

Coffee time with Dragana and Mindfulness

Mindfulness… You’ve probably heard about this term before, but you might not be entirely sure what it means. A few days ago, I met my friend Dragana Đurđanović for coffee, and we discussed various topics. By the way, Dragana and I have known each other for nearly twenty years. We met while working together in […]