Folklore

Twice a year, however, in June and September it comes alive with color, music and festive cheer: the first Sunday in June and the second Sunday in Sep… Read the rest

The Feast of Lilies originates from the regained freedom of the Nola people taken hostage by the barbarians between 409 and 410 A.D. thanks to the int… Read the rest

From the end of November until Epiphany (6th of January) Ossana fascinates with its path of the 1000 cribs. In the picturesque small village of Ossa… Read the rest

The largest and most popular flea market in Zurich. Every Saturday antiques, clothing, furniture, hats, watches, toys, paintings and much more are sol… Read the rest

The Red Light District of Amsterdam is the oldest district in the city and one with many faces to it. By day, it is an area brimming with tourists see… Read the rest

Miami Beach’s Art Deco District is a historically important area located in the trendy South Beach neighborhood. It includes about 900 unique building… Read the rest

A vibrant Hispanic culture permeates everything in Little Havana – colorful murals, monuments to heroes past and present, elderly men playing do… Read the rest

The heady scents of saffron, cloves, sugar and spice fill the air at the Egyptian Spice Bazaar and Market, or Misir Carsisi, one of Istanbul’s o… Read the rest

Little Venice is a tiny quarter of trendy boutiques, churches and whitewashed fishermen’s houses lining the seafront in Mykonos’ Old Town. Flowering b… Read the rest

The Berlin Dungeon takes visitors on an hour-long journey through the city’s dark history, from the Middle Ages through the 19th century. While explor… Read the rest