Part one of my Scandinavian series starts in Stockholm, Sweden. To be honest, Sweden was never really a top destination for me, it was more to complete the journey around the Scandinavia countries. But since spending the last 4 days in the capital, I’ve definitely changed my mind and I’m so glad that I came …
Hallstatt has always had a place high in my list of places to visit in Europe because of its fairytale allure and small town charm. So when tickets to Vienna were cheap, I grabbed a friend and we booked everything including a visit to Vienna, Salzburg and Hallstatt. Here’s what we got up to during …
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Your 3 day itinerary and guide to Budapest. Expect a weekend full of fun, adventure and drinks
I love to plan and be productive. So when I first moved in and I didn’t have a plan of attack, I did feel a bit lost.
Today marks my third week living in Tilburg and boy has it been a full on experience already. From enjoying the last whirlwind moments of my 6 week European adventure to slowing down and settling into my own room and experiencing the CRAZIEST orientation week I’ve ever been a part of, I can definitely say …
Ever since I took French language classes in high school, I’ve always dreamed about going to Paris, especially to see the Eiffel Tower. So when we finally arrived in Paris, I knew we would have a good time. And can I say, it is actually exciting to understand some of the language and be able …
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One thing I think that people don’t really tell you about Barcelona is that it is a huge city. There are the “must do’s” that all the blogs tell you to do, but getting there is also a trek most of the time. So you’ll need to plan your time well to see everything. Here’s …
Italy has actually been my favourite country so far. With the endless amount of pizza, pasta, gelatos, sorbets, granitas, walking, views, architecture, history… it’s not hard to see why. I always knew as well that I would love Italy and I am so glad that it did not disappoint. Here’s my last blog post about …
Florence has actually been quite a laid back city, much cleaner than Rome and without as many people trying to sell you a selfie stick, a bottle of water or souvenirs. It’s also been an interesting city to be emotional in, and take my time to grow and sort things out in my head and …
We didn’t have much time in Rome – only one full day and a few hours (on the first day we got in from Salerno due to the train delays). So when we were looking into what we could do here, I came across Walks of Italy and their full Rome day tour. Link here …