By Petra Kopecka, Raiffeisen Bank in the Czech Republic | Over two and a half kilograms of twenty-four carat gold was used to gold-plate the roof of the National Theatre, thus nicknamed the Golden Chapel. It is a symbol of national identity and a space for free...
By Iliriana Tahiraj, Raiffeisen Bank in Kosovo, and Alexandra Jocham, RBI | Kosovo is one of the youngest countries in Europe. And we are sure that there are some things you have not known about this country. Therefore, we have collected for you ten interesting facts...
By Klarida Rrogozi, RBI | In our last post we showed you that Albania is a mecca for coffee drinkers. And because coffee tastes just wonderful with sweets, we want to share with you a traditional Albanian cookie recipe. That way, you can recreate the Albanian cafe...
By Benedikta Schlange, RBI | What do Vienna and Tirana have in common? I bet you’ll never figure it out…. For me, every morning starts with a freshly brewed black coffee, and it’s not long before I’m sitting in the first café or ordering a...
By Ákos Murányi, Raiffeisen Bank in Hungary | Hungary is very famous for its bath and spa culture. Visitors who want to swim, relax or take a health cure will find many suitable places here. And we are sure that once the coronavirus is not any longer a pandemic, we...
By Viktoriia Shcherbatiuk, Raiffeisen Bank in Ukraine, and Alexandra Jocham, RBI | Today we want to look at the unknown sides of Ukraine. Did you know, for example, that it has the longest musical instrument, or one of the largest deserts in Europe? We have collected...
