Raising Tiny Nomad: Inspiring a Love for Travel and Culture

During the summer break, work was very demanding. There were many new challenges and trips associated with them. Except for Prague. With a few days off, we decided to visit the capital of the Czech Republic. I rarely go on longer trips by car, but this time it was the most reasonable solution. I must admit that the charm of the city and the multitude of magnificent monuments enchanted us. Pia bravely walked several kilometers. The weather turned out to be very favorable, so we walked the whole Old Town. Our little one especially liked the boat trip and, as part of it, the possibility of eating delicious Parmesan cheese. Apparently, the tour organizer did not anticipate that an exceptionally greedy little mouse could get on board. Of course, the Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral made a huge impression on us. Pia, who loves extreme sports challenges, convinced Robert to climb the top of the cathedral bell tower. It was a real challenge given the prevailing heat and the pace we set fo...

Pozwólcie, że cofnę się jeszcze na chwilkę do czerwca 2014 roku. Nadszedł czas, kiedy to trzeba było w trybie pilnym zabrać się za wykonywanie planów letnich i w związku z tym właśnie działaniem udało nam się przetestować nowo otwarty hotel na obrzeżach Warszawy, który mimo niedogodności (o czym troszkę później we wpisie) okazał się być wyśmienity i rewelacyjnie przystosowany dla rodzin z dziećmi. Ze względu na wyjazd do amerykańskiej uczelni Robert i oczywiście my również musieliśmy uzyskać wizy J. Pomimo, że od wielu lat mamy wizy B1/B2 to amerykańska machina biurokratyczna wymaga obowiązkowego stawiennictwa w ambasadzie. Rozmowę mieliśmy wyznaczoną na 9.00 rano tak więc jedynym rozwiązaniem było przyjechać dzień wcześniej. Szukając dobrej pod względem cenowym opcji trafiliśmy na ofertę Hotelu DoubleTree należącego do sieci Hilton. Obiekt znajduje się na obrzeżach Warszawy, ale dojazd jest dogodny i bardzo prosty. Bez trudu trafiliśmy, przemierzając willowe zakątki Wawra, n...

Unfortunately, work duties have taken us out of the travel and blogging cycle a bit, and on top of that, our Pia has become more and more demanding from week to week. At 9 months, she decided to start walking on her own, and by the end of the 10th month, she had already become proficient at independent movement... It's nice in a way, but it's a shame that it's forced - on her own. Everyone warned us that when she started walking, we would have a problem with our backs from constantly walking with the little one by the hand, but surprise, surprise - she does everything on her own, and constantly at that. Nevertheless, after 4 months in the country, it was time for a strong, birthday-themed getaway. There were a few occasions that had accumulated. Of course, the most important was our Little One's first birthday, as well as my name day and the 7th anniversary of our first meeting :). I'll write about that someday, but it's a completely different, albeit ...