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Southern Poland is a land of contrasts, where stunning natural landscapes meet centuries of rich history and cultural heritage. Whether you’re hiking in the Tatra Mountains, soaking in the history of Kraków, or visiting the most poignant historical site in the world, this region offers a diverse range of experiences. Here are the top things to see and do in one of Europe’s most captivating regions.
Budapest was crowned the best Christmas market in Europe for 2023 so this year, I had to jump on a plane and return to one of my favourite European cities to experience the festivities! The Hungarian capital truly comes alive during the festive season, with sparkling lights, beautiful trees, an abundance of stalls, and of course Santa Claus roaming around the city.
The famous Christmas markets are held in Vörösmarty Square, Fashion Street and outside St.Stephen’s Basilica, all in the centre of town. They feature festive light shows, music, delicious food, mulled wine, spicy aromas in the air, and over 100 different types of stalls.
Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, is one of the smallest cities in Europe. Set along the Danube River, it has a rich history, a strong Slovakian culture, and a fascinating blend of old and new architecture. Interestingly, Bratislava is the only capital in the world that borders two different countries, Austria and Hungary. Continue reading for my recommendations for the top 10 things to see in the Slovak capital…
Bulgaria showcases a history that emerges through ancient ruins, awe-inspiring fortresses, incredible landscapes, peaceful monasteries and quaint old towns. Here’s a photo blog of my journey through northern Bulgaria…
Bucharest, a Balkan city located in Eastern Europe, isn’t a traditional tourist destination. In fact, it’s one of Europe’s most underrated cities and this is what encouraged me to explore the Romanian capital. I was instantly amazed by the stunning architecture and quaint streets, and to learn that Bucharest is home to Europe’s largest building, spa and boulevard. Here are my favourite Instagrammable spots in the city…
Estonia is one of Europe’s most underrated travel destinations, nestled between the Baltic Sea. Its capital city, Tallinn, is one of the best preserved medieval cities in the world, with the picturesque and cobblestoned Old Town dating back to the 13th century. To many people’s surprise, the country is also really technologically advanced, with self-driving buses and digital IDs being the norm. Check out my recommendations for the top things to see and do in Tallinn, Estonia…
Paris, also known as the City of Light, is one of the world’s most iconic and magical cities. It’s filled with monument-lined boulevards, elegant architecture, gleaming boutiques and a vibrant culture. This was my first time back in the city after almost 20 years and it truly was a Parisian dream. Continue reading for my recommendations on the best things to see and do in the beautiful French capital…
Bosnia and Herzegovina is the jewel of the Balkans, filled with incredible natural beauty, buzzing culture, a rich history and affordable prices. I took this trip from Dubrovnik to Bosnia and Herzegovina and visited the places I’ve mentioned in this blog post. Whether you decide to take a tour or visit on your own, these are my recommendations on the best places to visit on your first trip to this incredible country.
Croatia is a crescent-shaped country that borders central and southeastern Europe, offering an abundance of diverse landscapes and lifestyles. Dubrovnik is known as the Pearl of the Adriatic and it truly is a Balkan treasure. It’s a coastal city in southern Croatia which boasts buzzing culture, rich history, beautiful beaches and picturesque vistas. It’s no wonder that this is one of the most visually breathtaking destinations in the Mediterranean. Here are my recommendations on the best places to go on your first trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia…
Montenegro is a beautiful country in the Balkans, known for its distinctive landscapes, majestic mountains, crystal clear waters, medieval villages and home to Europe’s southernmost fjord. I took this trip from Dubrovnik to Montenegro, which was the perfect way to see the best of this picture-perfect country. Here are the top spots to visit…
