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How to travel the world and at the same time pretend that you are working
- digital nomadism for dummies

Do you dream of a job that lets you travel and earn at the same time?
Digital nomadism is a lifestyle that combines freedom, adventure, and the ability to work from anywhere in the world – from cafés in Lisbon to beaches in Thailand. In this article, I’ll show you why so many people choose this path and what the daily life of a digital nomad really looks like. You’ll find practical tips, inspiring places, and a few warnings that can save you from disappointment. It’s a story about freedom, flexibility, and a world that opens up when you stop being tied to a desk.

Read on and see whether this life suits you as well.

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Szczecin, Poland

Museum of Technology and Transport

From Stoewers to Syrenas and Junaks – machines with a soul, infused with the scent of history.

Poland

Szczecin

A port city with a soul – between the Chrobry Embankments, green parks, and mysterious undergrounds.

Czech Republic

Moravian-Silesian Region

Full of contrasts – from the industrial city of Ostrava, through picturesque towns with castles, to green hills and charming valleys.

Romania

Bucharest

The concrete pride of the Balkans with the soul of the Paris of the East, where socialist realism meets...

Bulgaria

Sofia

A city of contrasts – Orthodox churches, Roman ruins, and the rhythm of Bulgarian daily life.

Greece

Thessaloniki

A mix of cultures, traces of history, and everyday Greek life. Thessaloniki lives slowly, yet intensely.

North Macedonia

Skopje

A city of contrasts: old bazaars, statues, a mosaic of cultures, and views from the Kale Fortress.

Serbia

Belgrade

A city with character – a fortress above the Danube, brutalist architecture, and nightlife.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Sarajevo

A city where a mosque stands next to a cathedral, and history lingers on every corner.

Croatia

Zagreb

Atmospheric alleys, red rooftops, and café calm far from the coastal bustle.

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Marrakesh, Morocco

Marrakesh – a sensory tapestry of color, spice, and sound. From the labyrinthine souks of the medina to the quiet elegance of riads and the call to prayer echoing over rooftops at dusk. A city where ancient walls guard centuries of stories, and every corner pulses with life, tradition, and desert light.

Istanbul, Türkiye

Istanbul – a city of crossroads and contrasts, where minarets pierce the sky above bustling bazaars, and the Bosphorus weaves Europe and Asia into one living tapestry. Here, ancient empires whisper through Byzantine mosaics and Ottoman domes. A city that never sleeps, always shifting, always eternal.

Batumi, Georgia

Batumi – Georgia’s Black Sea jewel, where subtropical air meets modern skyline and old-world charm. Between palm-lined boulevards and Art Nouveau facades, the sea breeze carries laughter, music, and the scent of Adjarian khachapuri. A city of contrasts: vibrant and calm, futuristic and nostalgic.

Lower Silesian secrets Poland

Lower Silesia – a land of legends, forgotten castles, and misty trails weaving through ancient forests. From crumbling palaces and hidden tunnels to quiet villages where time stands still, this region reveals its secrets slowly. A place where history sleeps in stone, and every turn leads to a story untold.

Venice, Italy

Venice – a city suspended in time, where canals replace streets and every fading façade tells a story. Gondolas glide beneath stone bridges, echoing centuries of art, romance, and quiet melancholy. A dream built on water, glowing with timeless beauty and soft golden light.

Odessa, Ukraine

Odessa – the Black Sea’s soulful city, where faded elegance meets coastal rhythm. Along grand boulevards and ornate staircases, the past lingers in every corner – from imperial architecture to laughter in hidden courtyards. A city of poets, sailors, and stories carried on the salty breeze. Bold, romantic, and timelessly alive.

Malmö, Sweden - Copenhagen, Denmark

Malmö & Copenhagen – two cities divided by a strait, united by a bridge and a shared Nordic spirit. On one side: Sweden’s Malmö, with its eco-modern vibe, street art, and seaside calm. On the other: Denmark’s Copenhagen, full of royal history, bicycles, and café culture.

Tallinn, Estonia

Tallinn – where medieval magic meets digital minimalism. Behind stone walls and winding alleys of the Old Town, time seems to slow down, echoing tales of Hanseatic merchants and ancient towers. Yet just beyond the cobblestones, Estonia’s modern soul shines through sleek cafés, creative hubs, and one of the world’s most connected societies.

Podgorica, Budva Montenegro

From the quiet pulse of the Podgorica, shaped by rivers and modern minimalism, to the Adriatic charm of Budva, where ancient stone walls meet turquoise waves. One rooted inland, the other kissed by the sea — together they reveal Montenegro’s raw beauty, unhurried rhythm, and southern soul.

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