Bulgaria’s capital lives in shadows – the shadow’s of it’s communist past, and the shadow of Vitosha, the looming mountain in Sofia’s back garden. However, it still shines through as a fantastic tourist destination in the Balkans. General Impressions Sofia is a city that marries Turkish, Russian, and Communist architectural influences into a beautiful milieu … Continue reading Travel Guide: Sofia
I’m a massive Romaphile. I’m fascinated by Roman history – their politics, their warfare, and their architecture. The Romans are a people that left a mark on European history and culture unlike any other civilisation. It’s little wonder then, that I was right at home in the city where it all started. One of the … Continue reading Exploring the Ruins of Ostia Antica
This was my third time visiting the Eternal City, and it was just as breath-taking as it was previously. Rome is a city dripping in culture and history, and seemingly every corner has something interesting to see, do, eat, or drink. General Impressions Romans expect you to adapt to their customs and speak their language, … Continue reading Rome: The Eternal City
We May Roam 