Articles tagged with "traditions"

It's the end of June, the weather is warm and you are on the beach with friends or family... and although it is 3:00 in the morning, there is still light in the sky, and a shimmer of red on the horizon. It's Juhannus, the Finnish midsummer! Here's why this day is so special and what the Finns celebrate.

Wherever you are in Greece, no matter whether it is the big metropolis of Athens; a small town in Central Greece; or even a remote island in the country, you will find a Gyros Shop. This cheap but very appealing staple is for Greeks and many people their favorite street food. In this reportage, we will unwrap the history behind this wrapped sandwich and share some facts that you probably did not know.

Hamburger Fischmarkt (Hamburg Fishmarket) - is one of the unofficial symbols of the city. Every Sunday, from 5 till 11 a.m. The fish market, situated in Hamburger Altona district became a place of meeting for locals, tourists, musicians, and for people, who just want to eat Fischbrötchen (fish sandwich) after a very funny party night in Saint Pauli district. What makes this place so attractive for more than 3 centuries? Which benefits does it bring to the city, and the most important: are you ready to wake up at 5 o’clock to enjoy old traditions in a new vision? Then, let’s do it!