Explore the top must-see sights in Vienna in 2024! Discover iconic landmarks, historic sites, and cultural gems that make Vienna a captivating destination for travelers.

It’s time to explore Ljubljana’s cocktail scene. Let’s take a sip through some of the best spots Ljubljana has to offer—are you ready to explore the city, one cocktail at a time?

Find the best spots in Ljubljana to enjoy tasty food, refreshing drinks, and great places to dance. Check out my top picks for dining, drinks, and nightlife in Slovenia's lively capital. The list features recommendations for breakfast and brunch spots, as well as places for pizza, pasta, Mexican, Asian, Slovenian cuisine, fine dining, bars, parties, cocktails, desserts, and wine bars. Each entry includes notes and tips on what to try. Get ready to experience the fun and vibrant scene!

If you’re looking for a city that blends history, culture, and a little chaos in the best way possible, Naples has your name written all over it. This vibrant southern Italian city is all about living life on full volume. Here’s your guide to experiencing the best of Naples, including where to get the world’s best pizza (yes, we’re making that claim), where to sip cocktails in style, and which neighborhoods will give you the most authentic taste of this wild and beautiful city.

Here’s a guide to a perfect day trip that includes a truffle hunt, wine tasting, a visit to the charming town of Motovun, and a unique brandy-tasting experience in one of the best Croatian brandy makers.

On my second trip to Naples, I wanted to explore some new places I missed the first time around. That’s when I decided to visit Ischia. The photos made it look so cute and charming, but in reality? Even better! If you’re planning your next vacation, make sure Ischia is on your list.

Planning a trip to Sicily? Here’s the perfect 3-day itinerary to explore the best of Palermo—historic sites, local food, and hidden gems!

What better way to wrap up a day of exploring Rome than with a cocktail? If you’re not in the mood for the classic Italian cocktails, check out these bars. Two of them are ranked among the Top 50 bars in the world. My interest in these top bars began after visiting one in Bali from the Top 500 Bars in the World list. Now, I’m on a mission to visit as many as possible.

If you ask me what I liked most about Sicily, it’s definitely Taormina. Located on the eastern coast, Taormina is a beautiful town that draws visitors with its amazing views, ancient ruins, and charming Mediterranean vibe. If you’re staying in Catania and have a free day, a trip to Taormina is a great way to enjoy the beauty and history of this famous Sicilian town. Here’s a simple guide to making the most of your day trip, including a visit to the lovely Isola Bella beach.

Let's explore the Eternal City together over three days. Whether you're into history, art, or delicious food, this easy-to-follow itinerary will help you experience the best of Rome. Here's a tip right from the start: practice your patience. Rome is crowded with tourists. I initially thought June would be less busy since people usually head to the seaside, but I was wrong. So, prepare to wait for restaurants (most of them don't take reservations), museums, and churches.

Exploring Mount Batur for a breathtaking sunrise, black lava fields, coffee degustation, and a visit to a silver workshop. Unforgettable!

If you’re planning a trip to Zagreb and need help deciding where to stay, this guide is for you!

Explore this picturesque Croatian seaside town Opatija nestled along the Adriatic Sea. Learn about its stunning landmarks like the "Maiden with the Seagull" statue and the scenic Lungomare promenade. Find out where to enjoy a delicious lunch and unwind with a coffee by the water.

Last year, I had the chance to visit Rijeka for the first time, and it was such a memorable experience. Rijeka is situated along Croatia's beautiful Adriatic coast, making it a picturesque destination with plenty to offer.

Save time researching with my curated list of Rome. These are places I've visited, discovered online, and had recommended by locals. From monuments and museums to restaurants, bars, and gelato shops, this guide has everything you need for your trip. The list features recommendations for breakfast spots, as well as places for pizza, pasta, Asian, cuisine, fine dining, bars, cocktails, desserts, and wine bars. Each entry includes notes.

Ljubljana is a city that feels timeless yet fresh, historic yet alive with contemporary energy. Ljubljana has been shaped by centuries of varied influences, from Roman settlements to Habsburg and Yugoslavian eras. Today, it’s one of Europe’s most environmentally conscious cities, with car-free zones, bike-friendly streets, and public spaces that prioritize walkability. Ljubljana might be small compared to other European capitals, but its charm lies in its unique blend of architectural styles and the lively, creative spirit of its people. In fact, it was named the European Green Capital in 2016, a testament to its forward-thinking urban planning and commitment to sustainable living. This guide will walk you through Ljubljana’s most captivating tourist attractions and show you why this city deserves a place on your travel list.

Planning a trip to Ljubljana and wondering where to stay? Slovenia’s charming capital has a wide range of accommodations, from luxurious hotels with stunning views to budget-friendly hostels and cozy apartments in the heart of the city. Here’s a guide to some of the best places to stay, so you can find the perfect home base to explore this enchanting city.

So, you’re in Naples—where pizza was basically born, the streets are chaotic in the best way, and the views of the Bay of Naples are just chef’s kiss. But guess what? As amazing as Naples is, it’s also your gateway to some of the most Instagram-worthy, bucket-list-ticking day trips you’ll ever experience. I’m talking about secret islands, ancient ruins, and volcanic craters. Ready? Here’s how to make the most of your days while exploring Procida, Capri, Pompeii & Mount Vesuvius, the Amalfi Coast, and Ischia.

Whether you're a freelancer, digital nomad, or simply looking to refresh your remote work routine, Ljubljana's cozy cafes offer much more than just great coffee.

Skopje is full of amazing places to eat, offering everything from traditional Macedonian dishes to modern favorites. Whether you’re a foodie or just looking for a good meal, these top restaurants will give you a taste of the best Skopje has to offer.

Thailand is a country that truly has it all – from vibrant cities and ancient temples to mountains and stunning beaches. Whether you're wandering through the bustling streets of Bangkok, exploring the Chiang Mai's temples, or relaxing on the white sands of Phuket, there's something here for every kind of traveler. This 15-day itinerary is designed to help you experience the best Thailand has to offer, blending cultural exploration, natural beauty, and plenty of time to unwind.

The Amalfi Coast is one of those places that pops up in countless travel photos, so much so that it’s probably already on your bucket list. And with good reason—it’s a destination that many say you have to visit at least once in your life. Most travelers start their Amalfi adventure in Naples (as I did the first time) or Sorrento, but this time, I took a different route, starting in Salerno after a trip that started in Ischia. This was my second time here, and, surprisingly, I wasn’t swept off my feet, just like I wasn’t the first time. Curious why? Join me as I share how to spend a day exploring the Amalfi Coast, highlighting four picturesque towns: Salerno, Maiori, Amalfi, and Positano

My recommendations for accommodation in Palermo.

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Navigating Istanbul International Airport like a pro! Insider tips on transfers, shops, dining, Wi-Fi, lounges, rest spots, and exploring Istanbul for free.

Explore our curated list of the best hotels and guesthouses in Salerno, perfect for any traveler looking for comfort and convenience.

A curated list of accommodations on the Amalfi Coast, offering cheaper alternatives to staying in Positano or Amalfi city.

Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, covering an area of approximately 25,711 square kilometers. We were there for 6 days. Given the island’s size, six days aren’t sufficient to cover all the major sites, but during my research and planning, I concentrated on Palermo, Catania, and nearby attractions. We spent 3 days in Catania and 3 days in Palermo. We used Catania and Palermo as starting points to explore the surrounding areas. During the day, we relaxed at the beach, and in the evenings, we wandered through the cities, soaking in the Sicilian vibe without focusing on any specific attractions—just enjoying the atmosphere. So, let’s start!

Explore this curated list of the best hotels and guesthouses in Ischia, perfect for any traveler looking for comfort and convenience.

It's that time of year again! Ho, ho, ho! Christmas movies and songs are defrosting, and we're all about mulled wine, ginger cookies, baked chestnuts, hot tea, Christmas lights, and handmade ornaments. We're super pumped! So, even if you're feeling a bit Grinchy and hate the cold, let's find out which Christmas markets in Europe are still worth checking out! 🎄✨ 1. Munich, Germany: Around Christmas time, Munich, the capital of Bavaria, really comes alive. Check out the Christkindlmarkets (that's what the Germans call their Christmas markets) in Marienplatz and the Tollwood Winter Festival. You'll find loads of cool crafts, delicious food, and, of course, some yummy Glühwein (that's mulled wine). Don't forget to admire the beautiful Christmas tree in Marienplatz and the adorable Ice Magic ice-skating rink! 2. Nuremberg, Germany: The Christmas Market in Nuremberg is world-famous, and you'll be surrounded by the irresistible scents of gingerbread cookies, the comforting embrace of mulled wine, and a sea of traditional wooden toys. It's like stepping into a holiday fairy tale. 3. Strasbourg, France: Ah, the magical city of France – Strasbourg! This lovely Alsatian city undergoes a magical winter makeover. From cheesy raclette to handmade ornaments, Strasbourg's market has it all. The historic old town lights up with dazzling street decorations, there's a Christmas tree that seems to touch the sky, and you must try the local holiday delight, Bredele cookies. Do you know that house with all the teddy bears you've likely spotted on Instagram? Well, it's right here in Strasbourg! 4. Colmar, France: The fairytale town of Colmar in the Alsace region has its own Christmas markets. As you wander through its charming streets with half-timbered houses, you'll discover one-of-a-kind souvenirs, get a taste of regional wines (Alsace is known for its wines), and truly immerse yourself in the fascination of the season. But, fair warning, December is peak season, so plan ahead! 5. Budapest, Hungary: Budapest's Christmas Market is a festive haven that transforms the city into a winter wonderland. From the charming stalls in Vörösmarty Square to the glittering lights along the Danube, the holiday spirit blankets Budapest. Indulge in traditional Hungarian delights, from goulash to mulled wine, as you explore the market's offerings. 6. Prague, Czech Republic: Prague's Christmas Market is a festive extravaganza that turns the heart of the city into a holiday paradise. Indulge in the rich flavors of Czech cuisine, with hearty dishes like trdelník (a sweet pastry), svařák (mulled wine), and local specialties that will warm you up on a winter day. Oh, and by the way, they've got mulled beer too (though, fair warning, we wouldn't bet on it being a taste sensation)! Cheers to festive eats and good times in Prague! 7. Ljubljana, Slovenia: Been living in Ljubljana for almost 8 years now, so take it from a local—visiting during winter is the way to go! Christmas in Ljubljana is a whole vibe. Stroll through the festively decked-out streets, savor some delicious Slovenian food, and don't forget to check out the magical Ljubljana Castle for epic views of the town. Trust us, it's the ultimate winter wonderland experience! 8. Vienna, Austria: The Christmas markets in Vienna constitute a wonderful treat for all the senses. Vienna gives a great amount of joy throughout the streets from the grand market in front of City Hall to the artisan markets in front of Belvedere Palace, the city comes alive with festive joy. You can take a bite of delightful treats while exploring the beautifully decorated stalls and streets. 9. Zagreb, Croatia: The Zagreb Advent, as it's called, is full of little Christmas surprises. The city streets and parks are decked out with sparkling lights, inviting ice rinks, and tempting food corners. Join the magical adventure and soak up the festive spirit of this Croatian gem. 10. Opatija, Croatia: Who would've thought Christmas by the sea could be so magical? Well, in the charming Croatian town of Opatija, you get the best of both worlds. Picture this: Opatija transforms into this enchanting coastal wonderland during the holiday season. Take a stroll along the Lungomare promenade for breathtaking sea views. It's a Christmas break that blends Mediterranean charm with holiday magic—guaranteed to be unforgettable! 🌊🎄✨ If you happen to check out any Christmas market, share the holiday joy and festive vibes with us! (Tag us on Instagram: @thecreationofus) 📸

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Valentine's Day is coming up, so let's find out which are the top 3 most romantic cities in Europe. Europe has many romantic places to explore. Here, we'll talk about three captivating cities that are perfect for lovebirds.