Split allows you to visit intensively even if budget is a priority. The city offers a combination of free UNESCO-listed monuments, city squares and promenades, public beaches and green recreational areas. In practice, the biggest challenge is sometimes not the lack of attractions, but choosing the order and matching the plan to the crowds, weather and your own condition. Below you will find a tidy overview of free sp...

Chalkida, the capital of the island of Euboea, is a place where history interacts with natural phenomena and daily life. The city straddles both sides of the narrow Ewripos Strait, where the separation between land and island is only a few dozen meters. Walking through the old town or crossing the historic bridge are experiences that capture the authentic atmosphere of Greece. What is worth seeing and how best to pla...

Vir is an island located in the North Dalmatian region of Croatia, part of the Zadar archipelago. Connecting to the mainland via a 300-meter bridge built between 1974 and 1976, it has undergone a transformation from an isolated patch into a full-fledged tourist base. Picturesque beaches, unique rock formations and traditional Mediterranean architecture create a unique atmosphere here. The guide presents the most impo...

Dubrovnik allows you to see many key sites without buying entrance tickets, as long as you stick to public spaces, selected sacred interiors and natural viewpoints. This is important especially in the first days of your stay, when you want to "catch" the layout of the city and feel the atmosphere of the Old Town without spending a lot. In practice, costs most often only appear with additional options, such as beach c...