Articles by Dagmara Strzelczyk

Dagmara Strzelczyk

Dagmara loves New Zealand, water, and platypuses. Somehow, this led her to become our author… and a whitewater kayaker.

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Hack the Hidden City: An alternative guide to Warsaw

By Dagmara Strzelczyk

11 MIN READ

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Is it worth going to the Polish mountains? Absolutely!

By Dagmara Strzelczyk

7 MIN READ

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Hack the Hidden City: Beyond the royal splendor of Kraków

By Dagmara Strzelczyk

11 MIN READ

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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport: A Complete Guide

ATL is the busiest airport in the world and only 16 km from downtown Atlanta. Here is how to get through it, where to park, and what to expect across its seven concourses.

8 MIN READ

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Frankfurt Airport (FRA) Guide: Terminals, Parking, Lounges, and Everything Else You Need to Know

Frankfurt Airport in Germany is one of Europe's busiest aviation hubs. This guide covers the new Terminal 3, Terminal 2 closures, parking, lounges, security, EES delays, and the fastest ways to reach the city.

8 MIN READ

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Where to stay in Palma de Mallorca: best areas for beaches, culture and nightlife

Palma is bigger than most Mallorca visitors expect. Five areas matter for a short stay, and the wrong one means a resort strip when you wanted a Gothic cathedral, or vice versa.

9 MIN READ

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Where to stay in Barcelona: best neighbourhoods for every traveller (and where to avoid)

Barcelona spreads across more neighbourhoods than any city break guide can list. Six of them matter for a short visit. Here is which one is yours.

11 MIN READ

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Where to stay in Athens: best areas for first-time visitors and history lovers

Athens is smaller than you think. The centre is walkable in 30 minutes. Five neighbourhoods matter for a short visit, and the wrong one means a noisy, overpriced, or inconvenient stay.

9 MIN READ

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Where to stay in Faro: best areas for every type of traveller

Most people fly into Faro, grab a rental car, and drive straight to Lagos or Albufeira. The ones who stop are the ones who get the good surprise.

6 MIN READ

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Where to stay in Bucharest: a local's neighbourhood guide

Bucharest has a split personality: grand Belle Epoque buildings next to brutalist concrete blocks, and coffee for €1.50 on cobblestone streets in the shadow of one of the largest buildings on earth.

4 MIN READ