Catalog of maps and tourist guides

I wish there were more such views during the trip!

The blog already has several hundred guidebooks, maps, and sightseeing itineraries. To make browsing easier, I've collected them below in a directory divided by country, island, region, and city/town.

Countries – alphabetically

Under the links to countries, I have collected all entries that concern a given country. By clicking on the name of a country, you will receive a list of all entries related to the selected country. Some countries have several different guides covering different areas (e.g. Italy, Spain, Portugal). If you are looking for inspiration related to a given country, you can find it by browsing the list of attractions and guides generated this way.

France
Spain
Iceland
Malta
Poland
Portugal
United States of America (USA)
Włochy

Islands – alphabetically

In this section, you'll primarily find links to comprehensive guidebooks covering entire islands. These are comprehensive and reliable guides with ready-made itineraries and sightseeing plans. Each includes links to additional supplementary content and a wealth of specific information.

Fuerteventura – island guide (Spain)
Gozo – island guide (Malta)
Ibiza – island guide (Spain)
Iceland – island guide (Iceland)
Wood – island guide (Portugal)
Mallorca – island guide (Spain)
Malta – island guide (Malta)
Sardinia – island guide (Italy)
Sicilia – island guide (Italy)
Tenerife – island guide (Spain)

Geographic regions – alphabetically

Some of the regions I've described have coherent itineraries and comprehensive guidebooks, but not all. Some guidebooks are in the works, and links to them will be shared here as they become available. Regions with completed guidebooks are highlighted accordingly. If a main guidebook for a region isn't yet available, clicking on the region name will provide a list of entries related to that region. These are usually smaller, sub-guidebooks covering attractions, towns, and cities located in the selected region.

Algarve (Portugal)
Andalusia – a guide to the region (Spain)
Apulia – a guide to the region (Italy)
Balearic Islands (Spain)
Basilicata (Italy)
Bieszczady (Poland)
Lower Silesia (Poland)
Table Mountains (Poland)
Swietokrzyskie Mountains (Poland)
Campaign (Italy)
Catalonia – a guide to the region (Spain)
Lombardia (Italy)
Puszcza Bukowa (Poland)
Puglia – a guide to the region (Italy)
Sardinia – a guide to the region (Italy)
Sicilia – a guide to the region (Italy)
Tuscany – a guide to the region (Italy)
Veneto (Italy)
Canary Islands (Spain)

Cities and towns – guides alphabetically

In this part, I have collected ready-made guides to cities, towns and smaller towns. Of course, you will find ready-made maps, sightseeing plans and detailed descriptions of attractions. Lots of useful and logically arranged information!

Akureyri (Iceland)
Alberobello (Italy)
Alicante (Spain)
Banyalbufar (Spain)
Barcelona (Spain)
Bari (Italy)
Barletta (Italy)
Bergamo (Italy)
Birgu (Malta)
Cefalu (Italy)
Enna (Italy)
Estellencs (Spain)
Florence (Italy)
Fornalutx (Spain)
Funchal (Portugal)
Gallipoli (Italy)
Cordoba (Spain)
La Orotava (Spain)
Lecce (Italy)
Leuca (Italy)
Lisbon (Portugal)
locorotondo (Italy)
Los Gigantes (Spain)
Madrid (Spain)
Malaga (Spain)
Masca (Spain)
Matera (Italy)
Milan (Italy)
Monopoli (Italy)
Monsanto (Portugal)
Monte Sant'Angelo (Italy)
Neapol (Italy)
Noto (Italy)
New York (United States)
obidos (Portugal)
Ostia Antica (Italy)
Ostuni (Italy)
Otranto (Italy)
Palermo (Italy)
Palma de Mallorca (Spain)
Paris (France)
Peschici (Italy)
Piodao (Portugal)
Polignano a Mare (Italy)
Porto (Portugal)
Reykjavik (Iceland)
Ronda (Spain)
Rome (Italy)
Sanok (Poland)
Santa Cesarea Terme (Italy)
Sant'Andrea (Italy)
Seville (Spain)
Solina (Poland)
Soller (Spain)
Szczecin and surroundings (Poland)
Swinoujscie (Poland)
Taormina (Italy)
Make (Portugal)
Valldemossa (Spain)
Valletta (Malta)
Vieste (Italy)
Vittoriosa (Malta)
Valencia (Spain)
Washington (United States)
Venice (Italy)

Facilities and attractions

In this section, I've compiled separate guides for specific sites, attractions, and points of interest. These include castles, churches, waterfalls, viewpoints, caves, beaches, trails, and other places worth visiting. Of course, you'll also find practical information, maps, directions, sightseeing tips, and other interesting facts.

Barnafoss (Iceland)
blue Lagoon (Iceland)
Errant Rocks (Poland)
Beech Berdo (Poland)
Cape Girão (Portugal)
Cala dell'Acquaviva (Italy)
Cala Tuent (Spain)
King's Path (Spain)
Canale del Ciolo and the trail to the Cipolliane grotto (Italy)
Castel del Monte (Italy)
Castell de Bellver (Spain)
Chopin's cell in Valldemossa (Spain)
Fauskasandur Black Beach (Iceland)
Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach (Iceland)
Czocha Castle (Poland)

Dettifoss (Iceland)
Diamond Beach (Iceland)
Dimmuborgir (Iceland)
Disneyland Paris (France)

Angel's Fort (Poland)
Fort Gerhard (Poland)
West Fort (Poland)
Fjadrargljufur (Iceland)
Umbra Forest (Italy)

Geysir and Strokkur (Iceland)
Glaumbaer (Iceland)
Godafoss and Getafoss (Iceland)
Gullfoss (Iceland)

Hraunfossar (Iceland)
Hvalnes (Iceland)
Hverir (Iceland)

Benagil Cave (Portugal)
Cave of Poetry (Italy)
Bright Błonia (Poland)
Szmaragdowe Lake (Poland)
St. George's Castle (Portugal)

Catacombs of Paris (France)
Kerid (Iceland)
Hieronymites Monastery (Portugal)
Lubiąż Monastery (Poland)
Colosseum (Italy)
Church of Peace in Świdnica and Jawor (Poland)
St. Magdalene in Paris (France)
Church of St. Roch in Lisbon (Portugal)
Krzyżtopór Castle (Poland)
Książ Castle (Poland)

Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon (Iceland)

Area of ​​monumental olive trees (Italy)
Dendrological Garden in Glinna (Poland)
Dendrological Garden in Przelewice (Poland)
last Supper (Italy)

Salt pans in Malta (Malta)
Pantheon in Paris (France)
Commercial Square (Praça do Comércio) (Portugal)
Rossio Square (Portugal)
St. Thomas Beach and Bay (Malta)
Arieiro Peak (Portugal)
Pico Ruivo – trail from Pico do Arieiro (Portugal)
Połonina Carynska (Poland)
Połonina Wetlińska and Winnie the Pooh's Cottage (Poland)
Cape Formentor (Spain)
Viewpoint Mirador de Ses Animes and Torre del Verger (Spain)
Skútustaðagígar pseudocraters (Iceland)

Sagrada Familia (Spain)
Sacred Heart (France)
Sainte-Chapelle (France)
Sa Calobra (Spain)
Turkish Steps (Scala dei Turchi) (Italy)
seljalandsfoss (Iceland)
Skeidararsandur (Iceland)
Son marroig (Spain)
SUMMIT One Vanderbilt (United States)

Tarnica (Poland)
Teide (Spain)
thingvellir (Iceland)
Top of the Rock (United States)
Tower of San Felice (Italy)
Tram 28 (Portugal)

Vereda da Ponta de São Lourenço – PR 8 Trail (Portugal)
Vereda dos Balcões – PR 11 Trail (Portugal)

Quistorp Tower (Poland)
Selfoss Waterfall (Iceland)
Tryglava Hill (Poland)

Objects from the UNESCO list

I have grouped entries containing descriptions of sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List in a separate category – [click]

How to search for guides on the blog?

I propose a simple and quick mechanism. The blog is equipped with its own search engine. There is a magnifying glass icon in the top menu bar on the right.

Search engine icon in the website menu

To begin your search, click the magnifying glass. This will open a box where you can enter your desired information. Looking for a guide to Madeira? Type " madeira" and begin your search.

A frame for entering a search phrase

In the search results you will find all entries that are in some way related to the topic you are searching for. Very often, when creating new content and wanting to recall other articles that I sometimes refer to, I use this search engine myself. So I know it works really well and is worth using.

Related and supplemental content

I try to include links to related content in my blog posts, but I can't link everything because it would make the article unreadable. However, there's another mechanism available, which is built into each post. Notice the beginning of each post. At the very top, above the main post title, are colored boxes. These are the categories to which the post belongs. These colored rectangles are active and clickable!

Convenient shortcuts to content related to the entry you are currently reading

I use a simple and clear geographical and political division into categories. If you found the blog via a search engine and are reading an article on a topic that interests you, at the top of the entry you will always have the categories to which this entry belongs.
Let's stay with the example of Madeira: if you went to the blog, e.g. directly to the article about levadas in Madeira, and you are interested in more information about the island, just click on the rectangle at the very top of the entry with the inscription Wood. You will see a list of all entries related to Madeira. Simple and intuitive!