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Food Guide: Beloved Breakfast & Brunch Spots In Vienna
Breakfast isn’t just considered the most important meal of the day – in my opinion, it’s also the best one. While I usually start my mornings with breakfast at home, I love the variety and perks that come with dining out from time to time. As Vienna is full of great breakfast and brunch spots,…
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72 Hours In London: Iconic & Hidden Gems In The City That Keeps Calling
Some cities never lose their charm, no matter how many times you visit and for me, London is exactly that kind of place. This spring marked my sixth trip to the British capital, and honestly, I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of it. Somehow, every time I return, I find new places to explore…
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Australia’s East Coast: Highlights Of The Iconic Travel Route
Australia’s East Coast is one of the most iconic travel routes in the world, spanning over 2,500 kilometers from Cairns in the north to Sydney in the south. While there’s still some debate about whether it’s better to travel the coast from north to south or vice versa, I’ve done it both ways – first…
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Hometown Glory: Discover Vienna Through A Local’s Eyes
I’ve been calling Vienna my elective home for a decade now. Still, whenever I walk through the Inner District or discover a new corner of the city, I’m amazed by its beauty. I’d even go so far as to say that Vienna is probably one of, if not the most beautiful cities in Europe. In recent…
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48 Hours In Luxembourg City: What To See In The Capital Of The Grand Duchy
Leaving Belgium behind, I arrived at the final stop and also the last country of my train journey across the three Benelux nations: Luxembourg – specifically, Luxembourg City, the charming and compact capital of the Grand Duchy. For the next two days, I soaked in the scenic views, crossed countless bridges, and got wonderfully lost among…
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Belgium’s Top Cities & Culinary Delights Discovered By Train
After some incredible days exploring Dutch towns by train, I crossed the border to Belgium. There, we based ourselves in Antwerp, where we stayed at YUST Antwerp, and embarked on day trips to other cities again. Since we didn’t arrive at Antwerp Central Station, we had to make sure to stop by at what is…
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The Best Towns & Cities To Visit By Train In The Netherlands
While I already loved taking the train to get to places in the past, this year I developed a big love for traveling around Europe on rails. After trips to Northern Italy and Poland this spring, I discovered how easy and comfortable it can be to hop on a train and go places. So, for…
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The Hidden Gems On The Mediterranean Island Of Malta
Nestled between Sicily and the North African coast, Malta is going to spoil you with crystal-clear turquoise waters, picturesque ancient cities, and a rich cultural heritage – from the capital city of Valletta, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to the stunning Blue Lagoon and the medieval fortified city of Mdina. And sometimes that’s all it…
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72 Hours In Krakow: Must-sees & Best Places In Poland’s Cultural Capital
Often called the unofficial capital of Poland, Krakow is a city that blends centuries of history with modern charm. From its well-preserved medieval Old Town and historic Jewish Quarter to cozy brunch spots and vibrant nightlife, Krakow – one of Poland’s oldest cities – is the ideal destination for a 72-hour European getaway that’s both affordable and…
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The Land Of Fire & Ice: How To Make The Most Of A Week In Iceland
Visiting Iceland had been a dream of mine for years, and at the end of April, I finally made it there with my sister. In just seven days, we completed the Ring Road, taking in some of the country’s most breathtaking sights. While Iceland isn’t the cheapest destination, it’s absolutely worth it – and still…
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72 Hours In Florence: Highlights Of The Cultural Heart Of Tuscany
Florence was the last and longest stop on our journey through Northern and Central Italy. The birthplace of the Renaissance, the city is also home to some of the world’s most iconic art, architecture, and culture. But it’s also a place to continue indulging in Italy’s food scene – from Tuscan focaccia and Florentine steak to Chianti Classico…
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72 Hours in Bologna: Eating Your Way Through Italy’s Food Capital
After exploring the canals of Venice, the Italian adventure continued in Bologna, the red-hued capital of Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region. Known for its medieval charm and home to the world’s oldest university founded in 1088, it’s also the birthplace of ragù alla Bolognese and home to some of the best food in the country. Often flying under the…
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