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15 Exciting Things Not to Miss in Athens
As one of the most historically important cities worldwide, Athens should be on everyone’s bucket list. If you’re visiting during the off-season (1 November to 31 March), you can visit all these sites for free! On the first Sunday of every month during this time, entrance to all archaeological sites and museums is free for everyone. Just make sure to check the website of each attraction and double-check if you still have to reserve a slot. 1. Visit the Acropolis The Acropolis is by far Athens’ most famous landmark, so it’s a must-visit spot for any trip to the city. Its location is quite central, so it’s easily reachable by…
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Guide to a Perfect Day in Europapark
Europapark is Germany’s biggest – and one of Europe’s most beloved – theme parks. The idea behind the park is that you get to explore the entire continent in just a day or two. The park is divided into sections, each representing a different European country. In each ‘country’, you’ll find multiple attractions, including rollercoasters, other rides, live shows, restaurants, and exhibits. Visiting Europapark has been on my bucket list for ages, and it was 100% worth the visit. Hopefully, this guide can show you all the things I wish I’d known before my visit, to help make yours a bit less stressful and even more enjoyable than mine. When…
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Visiting Neuschwanstein Castle – The Perfect Day Trip from Munich
Did you know that Neuschwanstein Castle is the most visited attraction in all of Germany? I didn’t until I visited recently. And the best part? It’s only about 90 minutes from Munich, making for the perfect day trip. Neuschwanstein Castle is renowned for inspiring the Disney castle – and I can understand why. It’s an exquisite castle situated on a Bavarian hill in the lush green German countryside. In this guide, I hope not only to share a few practical tips to help you plan the perfect trip to the castle, but also to sprinkle in some interesting facts I learned while on my visit. The Best Time To Visit…
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Where NOT to Stay in London – 10 Neighbourhoods to Avoid
If you’re looking for a place to stay on your visit to London, this guide where not to stay in London is for you. Though I’m not a local, I’ve made the mistake of staying in an area on this list. With this guide, I want to help others avoid having the same experience. Now, I’m not saying that you absolutely cannot stay in these areas, but I’d think twice about it, even if it’s where you find the cheapest accommodation. If you want to know which areas you should consider staying in instead, check out my blog post here. 1. Stratford Stratford is a small neighbourhood in East London.…
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Where to Stay in London – The 10 Best Neighbourhoods
Whenever I plan a trip to London, I have trouble choosing where to stay. And yes, I’ve stayed in some not-so-great areas on my previous trips. Whether you’re a first-timer or a returning visitor, looking for proximity to major attractions or a quiet getaway in the big city, this list will help you choose an area that’s perfect for you. 1. Covent Garden Perfect for: The Young & Trendy Traveler Covent Garden is one of the trendiest neighbourhoods in London. You’ll definitely end up here at some point when exploring the city – whether you’re seeing a show on the West End or at the Royal Opera House, visiting local…
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50 Free & Cheap Things to Do in London
I LOVE visiting London – so I know that the city can be expensive. But it doesn’t have to be! This list of free (or at least very cheap) things to do in London is the key to not going broke while making the most of your visit. From historic museums and iconic sights to famous filming locations and amazing markets, this guide has a ton of options for your itinerary. For the perfect trip, combine activities on this list with a few pricier ones – for the ultimate list of the 17 best things to do in London, check out my blog post here. Free Museums & Galleries 1.…
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London in 5 Days: The Ultimate Itinerary
Exploring London is always exciting – as a regular visitor, I’ve compiled the perfect (at least in my opinion) 5-day itinerary to make planning your trip a bit easier. With this itinerary, you’ll be able to see all of London’s most iconic sights, take a day trip, and explore some of London’s charming hidden corners. Day 1: London Sightseeing Walk The big sights in London are all situated quite close together, so it’s possible to see all the iconic landmarks in just a day. Personally, I don’t think that the sights London is known for are the best the city has to offer – but they’re still a must for…
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The 17 Best Things to Do in London
London is one of my favourite cities – I visit at least once a year. There’s always something happening, always something new to do. In this guide, I’ll show you 20 of the most exciting things to do in London, from big tourist attractions to spots you may not know about yet. 1. See Big Ben Big Ben is easily London’s most iconic landmark, so of course it should be on your itinerary! Even if you don’t plan on seeing the inside, it’s worth visiting. Entry to Big Ben was, until recently, limited to UK residents only. It is now possible to visit the clock tower as an international tourist.…
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Harry Potter Studios London: The Ultimate Visitors’ Guide
If you’re a Potterhead, the Harry Potter Studios (actually called the Warner Bros. Studio Tour) is a MUST on your trip to London. The studio is one of the filming locations for the actual films. The Warner Bros. Studio Tour has many original sets, costumes, and props used in the movies. There’s also tons of behind-the-scenes stuff you may not know about. The studio is huge, so the tour can easily take the entire day. I’ve visited the studio twice (and probably will again), and I loved it both times. It’s a fantastic experience for Potterheads, because from the moment you enter, it’s like stepping out of our world and…
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London Walking Route: How to See The Iconic Sights in One Day
London is, and always will be, one of my favourite cities to visit. Not only is it rich in culture and history, but there’s ALWAYS something going on in London – events, theatre shows, delicious foods to try and, of course, its iconic sights. To be honest, the part of London that is least interesting to me is probably its famous sights – the London Eye, Big Ben, Trafalgar Square – but of course, I still wanted to see all of them on my first visit. And believe it or not, I visited them all in just half a day – and in this walking guide, I’ll show you how…
