Welcome to today's weekly Travelfeed Europe roundup brought to you by @guchtere and @for91days.
Europe is loaded with different cultures, festivals and traditions and thanks to the first featured article of this weekly round-up I have a new festival I would love to attend. The Todorovden Traditional Horse Race Festival in Bulgaria is now on top of the list. Next we want to take you to a winter wonderland at the Stubai Glacier in Austria. This is how a proper ski resort has to look. And finally we're taking you to Tbilisi in Georgia on a stroll through the city.
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Todorovden Traditional Horse Races Part I - Bachevo Village
written by @manoldonchev
Todorovden is the Day of St. Todor (or Theodore somewhere in the world). And in Bulgaria we associate it with the horse breeding traditions of our people. Which have deep roots, bearing in mind that Bulgarians came to these lands from the Steppes.
Amazing worthy day spent at Stubai Glacier! What a weather turnaround we got!
written by @matkodurko
When we arrived, the parking lot was almost empty. I had no idea why. The day was looking as if it was made for one thing only - skiing! Feeling super lucky, we've changed into skiing gear and went to buy tickets.
Strolling through the streets of old Tbilisi, a story of churches, cats and vine leaves
written by @haydae
Mother Georgia was keeping a watchful eye on the city, as she had been since 1958, looming in the background over Tbilisi. She seemed reassuring from afar but up-close she was more of a giant monster than anything. She held a bowl of wine in one hand, to greet Georgia’s friends, and a sword in the other hand, to deal with enemies.
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