The Tour du Mont Blanc is one of the most popular European multi-day hikes. This 170-kilometer long trail with more than 10,000 meters of climb turns around the Mont Blanc. On its path through Italy, Switzerland, and France it reaches some of the most beautiful regions in the Alps.

Aosta is a beautiful Italian town on the crossroads of roads leading to the alpine passages of Little and Great Saint Bernard and the Mont Blanc tunnel near the highest mountain peaks in Europe: Mont Blanc, Matterhorn, and Monte Roza.

Hallstatt, a small village located on the shores of a beautiful lake at the foot of Dachstein Mountain is one of the most beautiful places in Austria and Europe.

Livigno, a town in the northernmost part of the Italian province of Lombardy, almost on the very border with Switzerland, has a lot to offer. I will dare to say – it is the best of Italy I’ve seen so far.

Lisbon, the capital and largest city of Portugal is one of the most charming, charismatic and beautiful cities in Europe. At every turn, Lisbon shows you how the symbiosis of a modern city and tradition can be achieved.

St. Wolfgang Im Salzkammergut, as the Austrians most commonly call this place, is a charming little town tucked on the shores of Wolfgangsee Lake. The panorama of this small town at the foot of Schafberg Mountain is a scene to remember.

Continuing the story of urban photography is a completely unintentional story of yet another bridge. After the Liberty Bridge in Budapest, a local bridge came into the focus – the Belgrade Ada Bridge.

Budapest’s third oldest and shortest bridge bears the flattering name of Liberty Bridge. Photographing it is a fine example of how challenging the cityscape can be. And how rewarding a good point of view is.

Mountain… unlimited source of inspiration, beauty, surprises. And from time to time, Nature decides that I am ready for a new lesson. This story is about one: Meeting Swiss Morteratsch Glacier face to face.

Let’s see a hero of Groundhog day, his royal cuteness lord of whistle and prince of Alpine meadows, the largest squirrel among squirrels: The Marmot.