Dracula’s hometown located in the heart of Romania, Sighisoara is a small charming place covering the historic region of the country, with a population of 28,102 according to the 2011 census.

The city administers seven villages: Angofa, Aurel Vlaicu, Hetiur, Rora, Soromiclea, Venchi and Viilor and they’re all amazing! Sighisoara is becoming a more attractive tourist destination lately because of many reasons but today we’ll discover only 7 most important of them. Scroll down and see why you MUST definitely put this lovely little colorful town on your travel list immediately!

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In the Cappadocia region of Turkey there is a town called Derinkuyu and beneath Derinkuyu there is a city, vast and deep, of ancient design, preserved to this day.

We’re talking about the largest of the Cappadocia underground complexes, which has the potential to house up to 20,000 people. It was opened to visitors in 1969 and the question who built this city and why still remains unanswered. Travelers, if you have a passion for discovering new mysterious places, Derinkuyu is the city you MUST visit soon! Scroll down and enjoy!

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For those of you who haven’t been in Cologne during winter time I must say you’ve missed a lot! But nothing’s lost because you still have the time before Christmas to pack your suitcases and visit the most beautiful city in Germany.

Cologne or so called Köln is located in on both sides of the Rhine River, less than eighty kilometers from Belgium. The city is best known for the amazing Cologne Cathedral and these 10 more reasons why you will fall in love with the city at first sight if you decide to travel there! Enjoy the view!

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If you’re looking for paradise, you just found it and its called Sénanque Abbey! Wondering why? Keep reading!

This Cistercian abbey, located in western Provence, in the hills of the Luberon is one of three beautiful Romanesque abbeys founded by the Cistercians in Provence, France. It’s sublime, solitary setting, surrounded by fields of lavender, and the timeless serenity and honey-coloured stone of the monastic buildings. This makes it one of the most photographed sights in Provence and as we said before a peaceful paradise on Earth.

If you want to visit this place, you should know that this is still a working abbey and visitor numbers are tightly controlled, so little disturbs the abbey’s contemplative calm and the exquisite lines of its 850-year-old architecture. The monks make a living from growing lavender and producing honey, both of which can be bought from the abbey shop. Okay! We’ll stop the small talk and show you a piece of this heaven on Earth!

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If you think you’ve seen everything, wait until you see the bone church in Czech Republic, decorated with the remains of between 40,000 and 70,000 people, many of whom died in the plague in 1318 and during the Hussite Wars in the 15th century.

Also known as the ‘Skull Church’, the macabre building contains bodies that have been dismembered, de-fleshed and reassembled into decorative features including a bone chandelier and chalices and even a family crest constructed from human remains.

The decorations and sculptures were created by a woodcarver named František Rint. In 1870, he was commissioned by the landowners of the time, the Schwarzenberg family, to decorate the chapel with the bones and create a reminder of the impermanence of human life and inescapable death.

The church is open 7 days a week, except on the 24th and 25th of December and the entrance ticket costs approximately 1.50 €. Travelers, here is your next adventure!

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Today more than ever, you can travel wherever you want. The only thing you need is money, ticket and self-protective skills for defending yourself is someone attacks you in an unknown city.

But if you don’t have those self-protective skills, than it’s better to avoid this cities to travel in because every one of them is dangerous. Don’t let drugs, murders, stealing, mafia and violence ruin your vacation unexpectedly and try resisting the beauty of these landmarks.

Kelly Lund always takes his dog (a mixture of husky, malamute and wolf) named Loki when going on a journey.

He is sure that the dogs are not meant simply to guard the house, sitting in the backyard. Kelly hopes that these pictures will inspire dog owners to go in search of new adventures with their pets.

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A 26-year old New-Yorker, Dotan Negrin, always wanted to be a musician. More than 4 years ago he left his prestigious work in NY and started a road trip around the world with his full-size piano and his adorable dog, Brando.

He visited more than 300 cities in 20 countries of Europe, South and North America. During his travel he played he played the piano and met interesting people. Dotan has an old-fashioned piano without wires, plugs and any screens.

All his photos from various places around the world can be followed on Dotan’s website and Instagram.

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