Last updated on February 17th, 2022 at 10:55 am This is post 39 of 39 in the series “Italy” Italy is a country full of history, culture, art, and stunning nature. Whether it’s the pictureseque canals of Venice, ragged mountains of Dolomite or pristine water of the Sicily Islands, there is something for everyone. And […]
This is post 2 of 2 in the series “Poland” Poland is a country that surprise me with its beauty. Learn about a lesser-talk about part of Europe and their once massive empire while pigging out on polish dumplings since they are crazy cheap: 3 days in Krakow: a krakow itinerary Warsaw itinerary: 3 days […]
Warsaw to Vilinus is a long journey on bus, but in this part of Europe, from Warsaw up to the Baltics, the train connection isn’t as good. At first, I was tentative about the almost 8 hour bus ride, but flying isn’t exactly cheap. After checking out Lux Express, I decided that it sounds like […]
Traveling across Europe by train… it sounds so romantic, but is it really? There are many night trains routes that can take you from one point of Europe to another overnight, so you can wake up in a new city without spending extra on hotel and arriving right in the center. While I wouldn’t call […]
This is post 10 of 10 in the series “Germany” Germany – the land of Oktoberfest and wursts (sausages). I fell in love with travel when I was in Berlin, one of my favourite cities in the world with the best vintage shopping and street food! Other noteworthy cities are of course the historic Nuremberg […]
Last updated on September 18th, 2020 at 09:43 am This is post 38 of 39 in the series “Italy” Italy is a country full of history, culture, art, and stunning nature. Whether it’s the pictureseque canals of Venice, ragged mountains of Dolomite or pristine water of the Sicily Islands, there is something for everyone. And […]
This is post 37 of 39 in the series “Italy” Italy is a country full of history, culture, art, and stunning nature. Whether it’s the pictureseque canals of Venice, ragged mountains of Dolomite or pristine water of the Sicily Islands, there is something for everyone. And did I mention food? From homemade pasta class to […]
This is post 36 of 39 in the series “Italy” Italy is a country full of history, culture, art, and stunning nature. Whether it’s the pictureseque canals of Venice, ragged mountains of Dolomite or pristine water of the Sicily Islands, there is something for everyone. And did I mention food? From homemade pasta class to […]
Last updated on January 18th, 2020 at 09:00 am This is post 1 of 1 in the series “Lithuania” Lithuania is the southernmost Baltic States that was under the iron curtain. Did you know that it was once a commonwealth with Poland? Or that it has spectacular castles and a huge Jewish neighbourhood in Vilnius? […]
Trakai Castle is about an hour from Vilnius and a famous landmark not only because it is a castle in a lake. It is a historically significant castle that witness the beginning of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and in particular its struggle with the Teutonic Order. While the castle was damaged during war with […]
This is post 3 of 3 in the series “Latvia” Latvia is the quiet middle sister of the Baltic countries. Not only can you visit its beautiful beach, its capital Riga is also home to the largest Art-Nouveau district in Europe! And you’ll find medieval orders and castles in its countryside, so what are you […]
Last updated on December 24th, 2019 at 02:45 pm This is post 18 of 18 in the series “London” Having lived in London for over four years, it’s a city full of characters and weekend markets that I miss the moment I left. While British food has a bad rep, London has a plethora of […]
