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On April 26, 2025, Vilnius transformed into a vertical playground as part of the sixth birthday celebration of the “Neakivaizdinis Vilnius” initiative. Aptly named “Vilnius Peaks,” this event invited residents and visitors to ascend 11 of the city’s most iconic rooftops, offering panoramic views and unique perspective of the Lithuanian capital. The 11 Rooftops: A Glimpse into Vilnius from Above Solo Society City Hous

On 15th April we went to Trakai, to be more specific, to the castle of Trakai. If you have a student card, to enter the castle it’s just 6€, so I thought it would be cool to buy a ticket and see what’s inside. I’m used to watching Turkish series about the ottoman empire (Kuruluş Osman) and somehow the patio at the entrance reminded me of this series. I really liked Trakai. The castle, the lake, the ambiance… Th

Just a short drive from the fairytale castle of Trakai, nestled between green rolling hills and shimmering lakes, lies a place that feels like stepping into a spiritual dream, the Hill of Angels. If you’re planning to visit the Baltics, this serene and powerful location should definitely be on your list. A Peaceful Surprise Beyond the Castle While most people visit Trakai for its iconic island castle and karaim pastr

If you only have two days to explore Malta, don’t worry — this small island country offers a rich blend of history, nature, and crystal-clear waters that can easily fill your short stay with unforgettable memories. Our quick trip turned out to be a perfect mix of culture, relaxation, and adventure. On our first day, we began with a visit to the old capital, Mdina. Known as the “Silent City,” Mdina is a beautifully pr

On the 23rd of July groups from Poland and Lithuania met in the Murzasichle in order to participate in a project called “Europeans are one family “. During the first day we tried to learn each others names and break the ice between us – we managed to do it really quickly! Then we came up with some rules which had to make our time in this project even better. One of the rules was to greet everyone in the morning