Pizza, art, and soul collide at Make Love Pizza in Almaty. Bold flavors, top coffee, and a vibe that feels like a gallery you can eat in—pet-friendly too!

Since 1818, Martel is where locals go for pastries, sandwiches, chocolates, and hommade hot chocolate. Martel is my pick for a cozy Sunday morning treat.

Qulpynai is a cozy patisserie in Almaty with cakes, sweets, snacks, and friendly vibes. Great for tea, quick bites, and relaxing with friends or family

For a soulful walk in Almaty, head to Tulebayev Street. It's tree-lined, peaceful, and home to a tribute to the legendary Viktor Tsoi’s lasting legacy.

Narynov House is a striking, sculptural spot in Almaty — an architectural experiment by Saken Narynov that's bold, organic, and unlike anything else in the city.

Hidden in Almaty’s foothills, Birch Grove enchants with white birch trees, scenic trails, and year-round beauty, only 20 minutes from the city center.

The moment you enter Arasan, you leave the city’s hustle and bustle behind, plunging into a world of steam rooms, baths, saunas and the gentle murmur of water.

Arte is a Malmö design boutique blending Swedish style, signature candles, and curated objects — born from the creative minds of local artists.

Kralja Petra street in Belgrade links rivers, religions, and history — with great local food and a recognisable character. Ready for some window shopping?

Casa Pibe is Madrid’s classic analog photo shop, where you can get film, rentals, repairs, and expert advice from a passionate father-son team.