Mobas Travel

12/06/2025

After Berlin we drove to port city of Warnemunde where we embarked ship MSC Poesia. Right the next day we arrived in Gdansk, Poland. It is a beautiful city in the north of the country with a long history. It was here where the Germans invaded Poland on 1st September 1939. We stopped in the Oliwa Cathedral in the outskirts of the city. Then continued to Gdansk and walked down the wonderful promenade with the mixture of historical and modern architecture. We also entered the largest brick church in Poland - St. Mary's cathedral. We could not miss the iconic colorful buildings of Gdansk and also the town hall. We got back to our ship later in the afternoon to continue northeast in the Baltic. More destinations and pictures are coming!

11/06/2025

We spent two nights in Berlin at our beautiful hotel located in the former city center of West Berlin. Actually Berlin has still 3 city centers because of its long history. During our tour we visited victory column which was built to celebrate its succesful history in conquering Europe in 18. and 19. centuries, also Brandenburg gate which later became the symbol of divided Berlin. Museum island with many historical buildings, Alexanderplatz with TV tower of Berlin, East Side Gallery with the most preserved part of Berlin Wall. Berlin Wall was not only a one wall but system of no men's land surrounded by two walls very well guarded by Soviet forces to prevent people of East Berlin to escape it. We visited checkpoint Charlie, one of three places where it was possible to cross border between east and west for soldiers only. We also passed by Bundestag - german parliament. Part of the city we stayed in still keeps ruins of the church bombed in WWII as the memorial as well. But besides this it is the best shopping place in the city and also the best to hang around because of its many bars, restaurants and night life🍻🍹.

11/06/2025

Dresden stop on our way to Berlin was magical. This city was heavily bombed in the aftermath of WWII and it literally rose from ashes. The heat was so high that there was not oxygen in the city. The Frauenkirche was rebuilt not earlier then after year 2000. The rest of the city originally from around 18. century was completely rebuilt after the war.

10/06/2025

Few pictures from the beloved Prague🥰 on the way to Prague we stopped at the highway restaurant which has a little zoo with domestic animals in front of it. In Prague we toured the old city - Prague castle with the St. Vitus Cathedral, church with Infant Jesus of Prague, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, Municipal House and others. Folklore show in the evening was also great😍

05/06/2025

We had a beautiful day in Valtice, Czech Republic. Started a day with a tour of the castle which for a long time belonged to one of the most important noble families in Europe Liechtensteins. This family established also their own country which lies right by Switzerland. The castle is truly magical. Then we visited local museum which gives an explanation about the nature in the area and of course history of winemaking in the region which dates back to the times of Roman empire. In the afternoon we visited local winery which also has a long history reaching to 1640. It has a large system of underground cellars and produces delicious wines. We tasted them at the end of course🥂🍷😊

03/06/2025

We are touring Europe again! We welcomed our next group at the airport in Vienna, did a sightseeing tour of the city, besides others visited St. Stephen Cathedral, the biggest cathedral in Austria, walked through the fancy shopping streets and had time for lunch. After that we departed to south Moravian town of Valtice, known for being a seat of one of the wealthiest noble families in Europe - Liechtensteins and also as a capital of wines. Checked our hotel which is actually situated in one of the wings of the castle. What a nice experience to spend 2 nights in the castle😍🏰

03/06/2025

Sometimes I mention this favourite non-alcoholic czech drink on our bus.. to all our travelers who would like to get an idea how it looks😊

🇨🇿 Born in 1959 as a socialist alternative to Coca-Cola, Kofola is still going strong today.
It’s less sweet, slightly herbal, and 100% nostalgic for Czechs and Slovaks.

🍹 Available on draught. Fancy a sip of the past?
🔗 https://bohemiahouse.london/

28/05/2025

The last stop before the end of our cruise was in Bari, Italy. We decided to take a little train which took us around the city to the biggest attractions. Undoubtedly the biggest one was basilica of St.Nicholas. The basilica is an important pilgrimage destination both for Catholics and Orthodox Christians. It was built already in 11th century to shelter relics of St.Nicholas whose tomb is in one of the chapels. Truly magical place. Then we walked through narrow streets of Bari, saw another cathedral in Bari - St. Sabin by which we had a pit a stop in genuine Italian Coffee shop, visited olive oil factory and witnessed street art of Bari. Before we boarded back on the ship we visited newer part of the city with beautiful coastline. Of course we had to take few pictures in front of our beautiful ship🤩🛳

22/05/2025

Torquoise waters of Corfu Island in Greece😍

22/05/2025

🇬🇷Corfu, Greece was one of the highlights of the cruise. It was difficult to choose pictures as all of them were incredibly beautiful, same as the town and island itself. We took a shuttle to the city center which brought us to the old fort and archeological site. Then we got to swim in torquoise sea in the town. I believe the beaches can be even more beautiful out of the town. Corfu is one of the most visited island for summer vacations because of the beautiful beaches and resorts. We decided to stay in town of Corfu (Kerkyra in Greek language) and walk through the cobbled and narrow streets among historical buildings and also try gyros, a typical greek fast food. We returned to the ship at sunset. Great day!🤩

19/05/2025

Hippodrome in Istanbul, Turkey was a circus that was the sporting and social centre of Constantinople, capital of the Byzantine Empire. Today it is a square in Istanbul, Turkey, known as Sultanahmet Square. Theodosius the Great, emperor, brought an obelisk from Egypt in 390AD and erected it inside the racing track. Carved from pink granite, it was originally erected at the Temple of Karnak in Luxor during the reign of Thutmose III in about 1490 BC. Theodosius had the obelisk cut into three pieces and brought it to Constantinople. The top section survives, and it stands today where Theodosius placed it, on a marble pedestal. The granite obelisk has survived nearly 3,500 years in good condition.