It’s been a while since I’ve last posted here and I have “being lazy” and “exams” to blame. But while I haven’t been posting, I’ve reasoned with myself that I’ve been living in the moment, exploring new cities and discovering more about myself while travelling to new continents, solo travelling or with new friends and …
Part 3 of my Scandinavia series finishes in Copenhagen, Denmark. Copenhagen started off wild with 10 shots for 100kr (roughly $20aud) x 3 rounds of fireball and tequila shots at our hostel bar, followed by a night of shenanigans and ending at 3am at a club with really young teenagers (or at least it felt …
Part 2 of my Scandinavian series takes us to Bergen, Norway. You know when you have high expectations for a place and you get here and your expectations are met and you just have the biggest smile on your face – that was Bergen. And why not Oslo? Because we wanted a break from cities …
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
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 …
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 …