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The 15 Most Exciting Things to do in Prague
I love Prague – and, living in Austria, I’ve visited the city a bunch of times. That’s why I’ve compiled this guide to the 15 best things to do in Prague. Though it’s become a more popular destination in recent years, it’s still less crowded than many other European capitals. And because of its location, it’s a perfect spot to add to your Europe trip for a unique atmosphere – it’s only 4 hours from Vienna. 1. See the Astronomical Clock The Astronomical Clock on the Old Town Square is probably the most famous attraction in Prague – in fact, it’s one of the most famous clocks in the world.…
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Prague to Český Krumlov – How to Plan the Perfect Trip
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Prague to Český Krumlov – How to Plan the Perfect Trip
If you’re planning trip from Prague to Český Krumlov, this travel guide is for you. Český Krumlov a beautiful little fairytale town in South Bohemia that is ideal for a short, laid-back visit. It’s a great place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the big city for a bit and to experience the Czech culture in a more personal, less tourist-focused destination. How to Get There Most commonly, Český Krumlov is explored as a day trip from Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. Of course, you can also travel from other cities, including Salzburg and Linz in Austria. So, if you’re planning to visit one of…
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The 15 Most Exciting Things to do in Prague
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The Ultimate Travel Guide to Budapest, Hungary
Budapest is one of those European cities I think should be on everyone’s bucket list. The food is fantastic, the people are friendly, and the attractions are well worth the visit. In this ultimate guide to Budapest, I’ll show you everything you need to know to plan an unforgettable trip to Hungary’s beautiful capital, including not only fun things to do but also a TON of practical tips I wish I’d known before my first visit. Guide to Getting to Budapest 1. By Airplane If you’re only traveling to Budapest, or are starting your Europe trip in the city, you’ll most likely travel via plane. Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport…
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Where to Stay in Budapest – The 7 Best Neighbourhoods
Budapest is one of my favourite European cities to visit. And choosing where to stay in Budapest can be confusing – trust me, I know. That’s why I’ve compiled this comprehensive guide to 7 neighbourhoods you should consider staying in, depending on your budget and preferences. What makes Budapest such a unique and interesting city is that it’s divided into two sides – Buda and Pest – by the Danube River. It wasn’t until 1873 that the city was united, 24 years after the famous Széchenyi Chain Bridge was built. So naturally, each side has something different to offer. If you’re looking to stay near Buda Castle (one of the…
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The Ultimate Travel Guide to Rovaniemi, Finland
As the capital of the Finnish Lapland, Rovaniemi is a fascinating destination to visit. From meeting Santa Claus to riding on a reindeer sleigh, the city has SO much to do and see! In this handy guide to Rovaniemi, I will share with you everything I wish I’d known before visiting. From the best things to do, to practical travel tips, you’ll find it all right here. When is the best time to visit? Winter is probably the best time to visit Rovaniemi. Visiting around Christmas will add that extra bit of magic if you plan to visit Santa Claus Village. Of course, this means that this you’ll be visiting…
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The 14 Best Things to do in Rovaniemi, Finland
Rovaniemi – the capital of the Finnish Lapland and the official hometown of Santa Claus – is the perfect destination for you this winter. Whether you’re traveling alone or with family or friends, there is SO MUCH to do in Rovaniemi. In this guide, you’ll find 17 exciting things to add to your itinerary in this beautiful city. 1. See the Northern Lights Seeing the Northern Lights is probably on 99% of people’s bucket lists. And for good reason – it’s a truly magical experience. Not to get deep, but there is something about viewing one of nature’s most extravagant phenomenons that made me really emotional. And because Rovaniemi is…
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How to Plan the Perfect Trip to Santa Claus Village in Finland
If you’re looking for something unique and magical to experience this Christmas, Santa Claus Village in Finland is the perfect destination for you. Situated right on the Arctic Circle, just outside Rovaniemi, the capital of the Finnish Lapland and the official hometown of Santa Claus, the village is a whimsical and family-friendly spot. In this travel guide, you’ll find tips for exploring Santa Claus Village, including the best activities and attractions, as well as more practical tips for planning an unforgettable trip. The Best Time to go Despite what its name implies, Santa Claus Village is open all year round. If you want to get the magical Christmasy experience, I’d…
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The Best Food and Drinks to Try while Christmas Market Hopping
The best part of visiting any Christmas market in Europe is undoubtedly the food. There’s just nothing better do in winter than sipping a steaming mug of sweet mulled wine while strolling around a Christmas market with twinkling lights and the mouthwatering smells of food wafting all around you. That’s why I LOVE living in Austria. And although most markets have many similar foods, the exact dishes – and, of course, the names – vary depending on where you are. So, here is my ultimate foodie guide to all the best foods and drinks to try at European Christmas markets, from hearty, savoury foods to sweet treats you can eat…
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15 Mistakes to Avoid at European Christmas Markets
If you’re planning a trip to Europe this winter, visiting Christmas markets is probably at the top of your itinerary. As a foreigner living in Austria, I’ve picked up quite a few Christmas market tips to make the experience as special as it can be. Here is my ultimate guide to 15 mistakes to avoid making at European Christmas markets. 1. Taking the mugs home When you buy mulled wine or punch from a Christmas market stall, a deposit for the mug is included in the price. When you return the mug, you get your money back. Because many of the mugs are beautiful and usually have the name of…
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Exploring the Magic: The 6 Best Christmas Markets in Vienna
It’s the most wonderful time of the year – time for Christmas markets! Glühwein, roasted chestnuts, Kartoffelpuffer… just the thoughts of it make my mouth water. This is possibly my favourite part of moving to Austria, because Christmas arguably a bigger deal here than anywhere else in the world. And the Christmas markets in Vienna are some of the best in the world. Even before you get your winter coat out, you’ll see it all around – every shop starts selling its Christmas-themed goodies, from hundreds of Christmas ornaments organised by colour, to Christmas lights being hung up in every city. And then comes mid-November, and the first Christmas market…
