(First of all, I’d like to apologize for my lack of posts lately, I’ll blame it on the Romanian protests and the winter blues, which have made it almost impossible to focus on anything else…) When Tegan & Sara announced…
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I close my eyes and I can perfectly hear the ocean hitting the dramatic cliffs. The sound of the historical tram on narrow alleys. The warm sun on my face as I sip a glass of port wine. This is…
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Being a Game of Thrones fan, of both the books and the TV-series (basically the whole A Song Of Ice And Fire universe), one of my main wishes is to visit the places where the TV-series was filmed. For those of…
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While planning my trip to Andalusia, one thing was certain: I wanted to visit as many small towns as I could. Most people only visit Seville, Cordoba or Granada, and even though these are all incredibly beautiful cities, the charm…
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Andalusia is the second largest autonomous region in Spain, one that I’ve been dying to see properlyΒ ever since I caught a glimpse of it a couple of years ago, when I visited Seville for a day. And you know what?…
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If there was one thing I planned for my summer trip was not to rush to see everything (something I am often guilty of) and wander at a relaxing pace in each city. Yet somehow, the first day in Edinburgh was…
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Gdansk (or Danzig in German) is Poland’s 6th largest city, with a history so fascinating, you’ll want to hit the history books to read all about it. The city was part of Poland, then Prussia, then the German Empire, then…
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I’m not normally one to rant (publicly) but I’ve read a lot of articles lately about people who swear they will never use Airbnb again and it baffles me. I’ve used Airbnb before without any problems and I’ll use it…
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I just got back from my second trip to Italy this year, after visiting Bologna and Milan in January, it was time to go further south to visit Rome and the Amalfi Coast. It feels like I’ve been waiting for…
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One of the best things about Europe is how easily you can travel from one country to another. One minute you’re in Germany, a couple of hours later you can be in Switzerland or The Netherlands. With so many low…
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