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Looking for free things to do in Paris? Look no further! my guide offers tips on free budget-friendly spots to explore in the City of Light and love. From beautiful parks and gardens to stunning churches and museums, there are plenty of free experiences to enjoy. Discover the city's rich history and culture without breaking the bank. Whether you're a budget traveler or just looking to save a little money, my guide will help you make the most of your time in Paris without spending a dime.

London is such a huge city that travelers often don't know where to start. There is always something new to discover! As someone who has lived in London for 6 months while studying abroad, I am here to offer you an in depth guide of London with hidden gems! Most important of all, these spots are all FREE/affordable, so you can still experience the best of London without breaking your bank account! Follow my guide as I show you how to experience the best hidden gems of London.

Blackrock is actually a suburb of Dublin, but has some little wonders of its own going on. Though it may be smaller than the booming inner city, there are still some great sights to see while stopping through!

Chiang Mai is the largest City in Northern Thailand and is best known for its beautiful temples, ethical elephant sanctuaries and scenic views. But my favourite thing about Chiang Mai is the incredible brunch spots! Because lets be honest... Brunch is always a good idea!

If you're looking to explore a beautiful part of the city with little to no tourists, keen to see some of the biggest and most expensive homes that London has to offer, and/or are interested in soaking in some literary history than this self-guided walking tour is for you. Hampstead Village is an absolutely lovely area in North London to leisurely explore - especially in the spring or summer when all the trees are in bloom.

This is a 4-day, 3-night guide to visit three classic French cities on the Normandy coast over a long weekend. 💚 The itinerary is designed to be as sustainable as possible, which includes using car-free transportation. Guide includes: 📍What to do in each city 🚂 How to get from Paris to Le Havre, with time and cost estimates 🚍 How to get from Le Havre to Etretat and Honfleur, with time and cost estimates 👌 Pro tips from somebody who has personally done this itinerary (me!) 🤓 Interesting facts about many of the sites 🏩 Suggestion on where to stay in Le Havre (€) 📆 Best time to go 🔗 Additional helpful resources linked ❌ Does not include many food recs. You also get: ✍️My personal notes for each recommendation 📍An interactive map of all recommendations 🔓 Access to all future updates 🎞️Linked videos (where applicable) that bring recommendations and advice to life All questions asked in my TikTok’s comments are answered in this guide! 💙I'd be so grateful if you shared this guide with a friend, left a review, or contributed a small tip.🙏🏼 💸 Discount code inside for 50% off a 30-minute trip consult.

Have you ever wondered how you could easily venture beyond Seoul during your trip and see more of Korea than just the capital? The answer lies in these 5 easy day trips from Seoul—day trips that allow you to escape the city while still keeping Seoul as your convenient home base. You get a local’s perspective into the hidden corners of Korea that average tour companies don’t bother with. So, let's get started! ☺️

Zurich is not Switzerland's capital city, but it is Switzerland's largest city (and my current home). Here you will find Switzerland's main airport and train station. Zurich is known for being a hub to international banking, worldwide businesses, and transportation. Located on the northern end of Lake Zurich, this city is both urban and chic, as well as quaint and peaceful, providing the perfect balance and a great place to visit. If you’re planning your trip to Zurich but are not sure where to start, in my complete guide to Zurich I include: 🗓️ Information on when to visit 🌡️ A look at the weather 🚊 All about the transportation and travel pass options 🎟️ Different tour ideas 🌆 Notable areas of Zurich 👀 Things to do and see 🏛️ Museums and landmarks 🛍️ Places to shop 🍽️ Where to eat 🍷 Spots to grab a cocktail 🛎️ Hotel recommendations I know you will love Zurich, just as much as I do!

Planning a trip to Amsterdam? Don't miss these celiac-safe gems in the city!

I am currently preparing for my 8th visit to Paris. I am in love with this city and I am very passionate about exploring as much of it as humanly possible throughout my lifetime. This is the list I would send my friends/family if they said to me "Dani, I'm going to Paris". I would be more than happy to consult with you about your trip to Paris and how to work these favorites into specific itineraries for specific areas. Feel free to email me at planformedani@gmail.com or reach out on instagram at @planforme.dani You can also book a consult or itinerary with me here through thatch! I have spent a lot of time here getting off the beaten path and seeing many things beyond the main sites. I have tried some popular things like going up in the Eiffel Tower and visiting the Notre Dame and some popular spots to eat and hang out. But I have also gotten way off the beaten path with things like a Street Art tour in the Belleville neighborhood, or visiting some more quirky dinner spots. I find this to be a fun and vibrant guide to Paris that takes you to some wonderful places.

I am delighted to introduce you to my hometown, Frankfurt am Main. 💛 This guide invites you to 🏛️indulge in top attractions and things to do, 🖼️explore fascinating museums, 🏙️admire the breathtaking skyline view, 🏞️uncover the hidden highlights just outside the city, 🍻immerse yourself in traditional Frankfurt cuisine and to ☕️discover some of the city's best cafés and bars. For each location, you'll get background information and insider tips from locals to ensure you have a truly authentic stay. Have fun! ✌🏼

New York is a wonderful pace to be a kid and has a lot to offer to children of all ages; amazing playgrounds, libraries, museums, theatres, beautiful community gardens, merry-go-rounds, cruises, parks, toy stores. There are endless possibilities! Some of the places included in this guide are old favorites. Some are hidden gems out of the beaten path. Ready to explore some of the wonders that await you and your children in NYC? This “3 days in NYC with your kids” guide will help you plan a stress-free family trip. It includes: • recommendations of the nearest places to grab a coffee, snack or meal; • all the best activities in each area so you can plan your day quickly; all of them are walking distance or short distance using public transportation; • some of the coolest stores for kids; • the most interesting museums in the neighborhood; • hidden gems and activities to visit the city like a local parent! This guide covers: Manhattan (Upper West Side, Central Park, Midtown, Greenwich Village, Soho, Meatpacking, Chelsea and Governors Island); Brooklyn ( a small part of Brooklyn close to the Brooklyn Bridge). You can pick and choose from this itinerary. It's just suggestion, to enjoy the city without feeling at the same time too overwhelmed. Everyday ends with an activity to chill out and enjoy your holiday together with your family. Don't forget to use the attached map * Maybe you’re wondering about where to stay in NYC: I would suggest to find an hotel in Manhattan. • The west side is charming. In the Village/Soho/Chelsea/Meatpacking you’ll find plenty of options, maybe not the cheapest ones. If you choose to stay a little bit more uptown, you’ll be able to find better deals and enjoy Central Park. • Midtown is sometimes more practical and convenient, but sometimes too crowded. In any case, I would suggest you not to go “too uptown”, to be able to visit Brooklyn without being too far away.

After traveling through Vietnam for 3 months, I stayed in more hostels than I can count. I have chosen the best ones in each city and gave a little description of the pros n cons so you can choose what accomodation suites you best.

Inverness - the Capital of the Highlands - is increasingly popular as a base for those visiting the Scottish Highlands. This guide includes my personal recommendations for what to do and where to eat or drink in Inverness if you have only a day to visit. It lets you make the most of your time in the city. With this Glen2Glen guide you'll get: - A full day's itinerary for visiting Inverness, with things to do and places to eat and drink. - An interactive map to guide you as you explore the city and surrounding area. It's your plan - without having to plan.

Going on a short trip to the city of love? I’ve got you 🫶🏻 I have put way more places and addresses in this guide than it is possible to do over the course of 3 days, so that depending on your taste and travel style, you can choose across a wide variety of things to do and see. The places tagged (82) have, for nearly all of them, links attached to them for further history context or link to website for restaurants. Enjoy your stay in Paris 🇫🇷

This guide is written with the intention of making the most of all this City has to offer - nature, views, city life, restaurants and bars, sports, music - with minimal planning. To make is easier to read I have split the guide into sections of things to do regardless of the season and then activities for each season. You can pick and choose events on how active you want this trip to be and how far you want to venture out of the city. (Find some transportation tips at the end of the guide :))

I spent 3 months backpacking all around Vietnam and have compiled this list of all my must-dos in each city! From epic motorbike rides to otherworldly caves to trendy rooftop bars to the best bahn mi...this list has everything you'll need to get the most out of your trip. Enjoy!

This guide covers three of the best spots in Romania to visit: Bucharest, Constanta, and Brasov. Each spot will give you something unique - Bucharest for the architecture, history, big city feelings; Constanta for the beach town and laid back ambiance; and Brasov for the authentic towns close to everything outdoors. One thing will feel the same though - the Eastern European culture of Romania will shine through! Try the food, drinks, activities, castles, history, and everything you possibly can whilst you are here and make sure this is added to your bucket list.

London is one of the most beautiful cities to walk around and explore. And funnily enough, a lot of the TOP attractions in London are relatively close to each other - you just need to really plan your itinerary! And that is what I've done for you! I have personally done this walking tour over 6 times in 2 years. Whenever I had visitors, I found this was the perfect walking route to get people introduced to the city. This walking tour will take you along the Thames River and into the city. You will come across: 🌉 5 important bridges 👑 5 historic landmarks ⛪️ 3 well-known churches 🌳 3 parks and squares 🛍️ 2 shopping areas 🤤 2 markets 🎨 1 museum + some food and restaurant recommendations! And what's great is that it's customizable to your interest - you can stop at anything that particularly interests you! It is also very easy to break this itinerary into smaller chunks if you feel like you want to spend a bit more time in a certain area or if you are a bit limited in time! It is completely up to you! Fun Fact: this walking tour was how I spent my first day EVER in London and my flatmate and I re-did the tour right before we left to move back home! It's safe to say that is a personal favourite of mine! Ready to explore London with me? ✨

🌳 I lived in Edinburgh for 4 years during my bachelor degree. Biology to be precise so as you can guess I spent lots of my free and uni time in nature. And Edinburgh is a perfect place for this! Mix of history, culture and nature. Within few minutes walk you can get from modern art museum to hilly park. Or short local bus ride will take you to a massive regional park. 🌳 In this guide you'll find 10 nature spots in Edinburgh if you want to escape the city a bit and enjoy Scottish wilderness. All spots are accessible either by walk or a public bus.