Category: Europe

Our summer road trip was filled with adventures and new destinations. Our itinerary had places we longed to visit for a while, like Hvar Island, and others we didn’t consider visiting before, mainly because we never heard of, which was… Continue Reading…

I’m a big fan of glühwein (mulled wine), and have been since I tasted it for the first time in Prague a few years ago. I have tried a variety of them in the past years, and here in Munich… Continue Reading…

This small Austrian town is often part of most European itineraries. Salzburg is not only charming and medieval, but simply stunning and enchanting, apart from being the hometown of the famous 18th century composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Not far from… Continue Reading…

Europe romantic? No doubt and unquestionable. Many cities of the old continent are among the most romantic in the world, no wonder it became so popular among lovers and honeymooners from everywhere. Since we are on Valentine’s day’s week, I… Continue Reading…

Before moving to Europe I always thought that everywhere in the continent was romantic, now, after 7 years living here, I still think the same. All the castles, medieval streets, parks and gardens, rivers, cafes and restaurants, everything seems romantic.this… Continue Reading…

Whether you hate or love Paris, let’s agree on one thing: the city of love is gorgeous. On photos, in person, by the Seine, on the streets, on the parks, and of course, from above, the French capital will at… Continue Reading…

After you go a few times to the Oktoberfest, in my case every year for the past 5 years (that’s the thing about living in Munich), you end up learning that some things you shouldn’t do, let your friends do,… Continue Reading…

Dated all the way back to the 16th century, the Nuremberg’s Christmas Market, or the Nürnberger Christkindlesmarkt, is one of the oldest in Germany. During the World War II the event didn’t happen, being re established only in 1948 as… Continue Reading…

Karlovy Vary, also called Carlsbad, for those who never heard of, is a small town in the Bohemian region of Czech Republic, located not far from the German border. If that still doesn’t say much about the place, well, maybe… Continue Reading…

It was a Saturday rainy morning, and the first time I ever visited Notting Hill, even though it was my 3rd time in London. I know, right? How have I missed it all my life? Watching the movie more times… Continue Reading…