While most adults across the world understand the gravity of the current situation, the implications of Covid-19 and the need to stay at home can often prove to be...
Tag - Culture
Here at Emerging Europe we have already pointed you in the direction of some great films and TV shows from the region you should binge on during the coronavirus...
While the coronavirus pandemic might have forced almost the whole of emerging Europe into lockdown, this does not mean that we have stop enjoying cultural activities...
Not to sound like a broken record, but social distancing in order to prevent the further spread of Covid-19 is now in full effect around emerging Europe. And that means...
As the Covid-19 pandemic moves across Europe, most of us are staying safe and staying at home. As we dutifully practice social distancing, we find ourselves cooped up in...
A new Polish film is sending shock waves through the film industry – and (just like these TV shows and films we highlight elsewhere this weekend) is now available...
The Covid-19 pandemic has now swept through every country in Europe, causing many to close down schools and ban any public gatherings. But the sudden halt to public life...
Tourism is booming across emerging Europe with more and more travelers deciding to sample its charms (or at least they were, before the coronavirus panic hit). From...
Over the past few years, Budapest has become one the most visited culinary destinations around the world, with the Hungarian capital now recognised across the globe as...
When it comes to travel, emerging Europe has boundless experiences to offer, from Estonia’s ancient forests to Croatia’s glimmering beachfronts. Not only does the range...
Thirty years ago, on March 11, 1990, Lithuania declared its independence from the Soviet Union. To join the nation-wide commemoration effort, restaurants in Vilnius, the...
Few cities in emerging Europe have changed as much over the past three decades as the Albanian capital Tirana. At first, the transformation was chaotic: hundreds of...
