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I believe one of the best ways to experience a European city is by reaching its highest vantage point for a panoramic view! Sometimes you see rolling skylines, sometimes grand axes or meticulously planned districts, all reflecting deep history. However, when you climb to a city's most famous tower, you often lose a key focal point in your overlook. That’s why I’ve discovered many hidden overlook spots that won’t disrupt your perfect skyline photos or videos. Stay tuned and I'll update this guide through time! BE AWARE: this is a themed map spanning multiple cities or regions, but it doesn’t provide point-to-point navigation for a single trip. So, unless you’re particularly interested in this topic, please consider purchasing with caution! But if you still have bought it, thanks and please: save and always check on this map and visit any of the towers and castles when you are nearby. And I also add small notes for each place so you can quickly find what I like about this place. Enjoy viewing! BONUS - Two free guides: "My Real TravelSummary", & "Markets are distant lives". THANKS Save this guide on your mobile device ahead of time, and you'll find these places under "Your Map" in Thatch app wherever you are! 🗺️📱 My guides are mainly divided into two types: map lists and itineraries, feel free to subscribe to my Thatch profile for future updates! Find me on Youtube for the destination vibe previews and recommendations: @hortusquaerens 🌹🌹🌹
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Ciao, guys! What does this part of Naples have that is so exciting for me? It's spirit of community! If you are looking for a lively vibrant part of the city, then the Rione Sanità is definitely worth a visit while you are in Naples. It is a 'working class' part of Naples, and depending on the time of day, can be quite crowded with locals going about their daily routine. Routines that include shopping at many of the street markets where you can buy just about everything, stopping for a coffee, or just chatting in small groups at many of the several small piazzas located throughout the district. A little history-in the 1500s, the area was a valley known for healthy air thanks to its location nestled between the hills and its close proximity to the catacombs where miracles were performed. The noble community began to settle down here and it was even the route for the royal family who would travel from the Reggia di Capodimonte to the center of Naples. Travelling the route was often tricky and problematic, so a bridge was built. You can imagine what eventually happened over time- the Rione Sanità no longer had the traffic that it had before and basically was cut off from the rest of the city. What is the area like now? After years of having a terrible reputation, the citizens-particularly the younger generation have been working hard to bring that 'traffic' back. 📌This guide is designed for those of us who want to absorb the vibrancy of this slice of Napoli. 📌Those of us who want to visit the churches which are amazing museums full of spectacular artwork and architecture. 📌Those of us who want to visit catacombs and learn about Naples's rich history, traditions, and superstitions. 📌Those of us who want to walk the streets and observe some fantastic street art and murals. 📌Those of us who want to take advantage of some great examples of street food or sit down at some of the city's top pizzerias for lunch or dinner. So- get your camera, a good pair of comfortable shoes and let's go!
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Our 7-8 day guide around Albania is your ultimate travel companion packed with insider tips and firsthand experiences. It is the perfect resource for adventurous travelers, especially those with a rental car. While researching Albania online can be helpful, we've discovered that many details are often overlooked or hard to find, especially in a country where tourism is still developing. We've spent time on the ground, uncovering hidden gems, practical advice, and local secrets that will make your trip smoother, more enjoyable, and truly unforgettable. It’s designed to help you explore the country in-depth, offering a well-rounded mix of natural wonders, cultural experiences, and hidden spots that aren’t easily found online. We've gathered valuable tips from our own travels, providing insights that will help you avoid common pitfalls and discover the true essence of Albania. Whether you're on a budget or seeking thrilling experiences, our guide ensures your trip is well-planned, cost-effective, and filled with unforgettable adventures. We have also added accommodation suggestions worth the price you pay so we save you valuable time from searching on your own along with dining facilities we greatly enjoyed (a carnivore and a vegetarian).
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Egypt has an incredible amount of sites and experiences, but the excitement and joy of exploring the world’s oldest civilization and the greatest marvels created by man can sometimes be overshadowed by inconveniences. Simple issues, such as a hotel or Nile cruise not meeting the expected classification or standards, can detract from the overall experience. Although Egypt boasts many hotels, the categorization criteria are often loose and poorly defined, making it challenging for tourists to determine which accommodations best suit their needs. The 4 and 5-star global classifications and criteria are not always strictly adhered to here, leading to discrepancies between expectations and reality. This can result in less satisfactory experiences for travelers who anticipate a certain standard of comfort and service. Whether travelers are seeking budget, luxury, or ultra-luxury experiences, they may find their needs unmet due to these inconsistencies. I have often heard comments like, “Everything was great, but I did not realize there were different levels of 5-star hotels, and I could have stayed at a more luxurious one to enhance my experience.” This guide is designed to address these concerns by providing clear information on the classification of hotels and Nile cruises. It will help you navigate Egypt’s diverse offerings by listing accommodations according to their correct classifications, ensuring a more enjoyable and tailored experience. The guide categorizes hotels and Nile cruises into five distinct groups, offering clarity and ease of choice. I have excluded any hotels below 4 stars from this guide and focus specifically on the official 5-star categories, dividing them into four types: standard, luxury, deluxe, and ultra-luxury. This way, you can make informed decisions and have a more fulfilling stay in Egypt, aligned with your expectations and desires.
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At the slope of the Etna, facing pristine Mediterranean sea, appear Catania. Situated on the eastern cost of Sicily, Catania offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Wander through its historic streets and be prepared to be struck by the rich history and Baroque architecture. Furthermore, Sicilian food is not something that you can not skip. Be prepared to fall in love to the deliciousness of the cannoli, arancini and more. What will you find in this guide: - What to do All the most and less known landmarks in Catania with explanations and some suggestions. - Where to eat From having breakfast with granita and brioche, to eat some arancini, to have a proper dinner with fish or pizza, I got you covered. - Where to party! Whether you want to just unwind with a good wine or a nice cocktail or you want to strut your stuff on the dancefloor, you have plenty of choice. - Where to sleep Are you looking for some hostel options because you want to meet fellow travellers, maybe you want the comfort of an hotel or you are looking to a more posh or romantic solution, I give you a choice to where to stay. - How to get around You have just landed in Catania but need to know how to get yourself around, you will find some information about public transportation. Amuninni! (Let's go!)
50+ • Accessibility • Backpacker • Business • Car-free • Couples • Digital Nomads • Family • Groups • LGBTQ+ • Female Solo • Vegetarian • Architecture • Art • Budget • Boutique • Coffee • Design • Faith • Foodie • History • Luxury • Outdoors • People & Culture • Photography • Relaxation • Romantic • Shopping • Slow Travel • Sustainable/Eco • Wellness • Wine
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I first visited Iceland 3 years ago after getting an internship out of nowhere. And since then I been coming back year after year discovering the country more and falling in love even deeper. Iceland is the crazy combination of fire and ice, pure nature, crazy landscape and unbelievably welcoming people. Friends and family always asked me for recommendations and like that, I eventually came to make this 10-day itinerary that I'd like to share with you. You'll stop at the most iconic locations and do things like whale watching, ice cave hiking and exploring the glacier lagoon by boat. The itinerary with renting a car in mind. If you want to travel to Iceland without a car check out my other guide on car-free and budget Iceland. You can do it solo or with as many people as you can fit in a car. You can either choose a budget version with camping or be more comfortable with apartments on the way. For example, if you were to travel with a friend the cheapest option would be renting 4x4 and camping with your own tents. That would be 480€ per person plus activities and if you choose all of them total would be 890€. You can explore all price options in an interactive spreadsheet. What you'll find in this guide ✔️Day-to-day itinerary ✔️Recommendation for car rental ✔️Recommendation for activities ✔️Recommendations for restaurants ✔️Budget estimate for different styles (camping, camper van, hostels, hotels) What you won't find in this guide ✖️Accommodation recommendations (depends on no. people traveling and your traveling style)
Accessibility • Backpacker • Couples • LGBTQ+ • Groups • Family • Digital Nomads • Pets • Female Solo • Plus Size • Adventure • Camping • Budget • Outdoors • History • Coffee • Overlanding • People & Culture • Photography • RV • Relaxation • Slow Travel • Romantic • Road Trip • Van Life • Sustainable/Eco • Wellness
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All you have to know before you visit the Sahara Desert without a tour: ✨Personal experience: Traveling as a digital nomad and female traveler living in the desert for 1 week. 🚌 Traveling from Fez or Marrakech. 🚆How to move around and where to book your transportation online (Directly from the guide) 📍Precise location of the stations and stops. ✨Where to stay and how to book your accomodation. 💫All the options you can have for food, for all the budgets ⛺️ Staying in a desert camping: the true about it 🌟Local experiences you can have while staying in The Sahara. And because I want you all to have the best experience of your travels, by getting this guide you will also have acces to ⚡️SPECIAL Q&A because I’m sure you could have lot of questions about many other ideas that could come to your mind after all the info I will give you in this guide. You can have a special Q&A session with me. This could be an ONE TIME audio message or an email of max. 5 questions to help you clear any doubts about traveling in Morocco. ⚡️SPECIAL FREE local experience with the family I was with during my time in the desert. And last but not least! ✨ Lifetime access to any updates with an Thatch interactive map since I am already planning to be back in Morocco this year. Follow me for travel inspiration on IG @sandraortiz_r ✨ Hope to see you soon, Sandra!
Backpacker • Couples • Digital Nomads • Groups • Female Solo • Vegetarian • Family • Adventure • Budget • Outdoors • People & Culture • Photography • Slow Travel • Foodie
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Embark on an unparalleled exploration of Norwich with our meticulously crafted and user-friendly Budget Travel Guide! Having lived in Norwich for 12 months as an Erasmus (exchange) student, I've uncovered this beautiful city's best-kept secrets, and I'm excited to share them all with you. 🎉 Lively cobbled streets, historic monuments as well as a gateway to the iconic Broads and Norfolk beaches — you'll quickly see why the city is regularly voted as one of the top 10 places to live in the UK! 📜 What's in store for you: 🌞Weather Forecast & Ideal Visit Times: Plan your trip with precision. 🚍Getting to Norwich 🚍 Getting Around Norwich 🏙️ Neighborhood Gems - explore Norwich's neighborhoods with our interactive map. 💤Where to Stay? (Our 2 handpicked stays) 🔟 Top Sights to Visit & Hidden Gems 🌐 Beyond Sightseeing ⛪ Architectural Gems 🥐 Where to Eat & Drink? - Our Top Culinary Recommendations (00+ locations). 🦭 Day Trip Ideas From Norwich: (including our best tips to see the seals) But that's not all! This is a dynamic guide, continuously updated with new places and deeper insights—all at no additional cost. Your journey keeps evolving! Questions or feedback? DM us anytime, and be sure to tag us in your Norwich photos for a shared adventure! 📸 @Tootlytravels 📲 And it's more than just a PDF—it's an interactive guide! Click on any location to instantly access directions through your phone's Google Maps app, make restaurant reservations, or book hotels. For even more convenient access, download the free Thatch app. Unlock Norwich's secrets and make your trip truly extraordinary. 🎉
50+ • Backpacker • Business • Car-free • Couples • Digital Nomads • Family • Groups • Halal • Pets • Plus Size • Female Solo • Vegetarian • Vegan • Budget • Adventure • Architecture • History • Nature • People & Culture • Sustainable/Eco • Slow Travel • Photography • Coffee • Beach • Art • Boutique • Foodie • Faith • Design • Camping • Luxury • Outdoors • Overlanding • Relaxation • Road Trip • Wellness • Van Life • Romantic • Shopping
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Explore Tallinn in 24 hours Tallinn is an easy day trip via ferry from Helsinki, Finland. The Tallink Group runs a ferry about every 2 hours throughout the day, and a roundtrip ticket will cost you roughly 50 Euros depending on which ferry time and if it is a same day ticket versus two seperate travel days. While Tallinn could easily be seen on a day trip, I believe it deserves, at the very least, an overnight exploration. Tallinn is a dichotomy of time periods, and each is well represented by various neighborhoods, all of which are worth a visit. I visited in the winter and completely fell in love with the city. I stayed in Old Town at one of the nicest hotels in the country, and I was treated like royalty. The quality of service I received was excellent, and despite the 5 star hotel rating, the prices for accomodation and food were very affordable compared to what I would have paid in Western Europe or the USA for the same. The Christmas lights were still up around the city, and snow was lightly falling throughout my stay. It was uncrowded, quiet, cozy, a bit mysterious, and definitely romantic. Old Town dates back to the 13th Century, and it is a well preserved representation of Medieval and Hanseatic Estonia. Besides historic structures, you'll find an endless supply of interesting, quirky, and charming cafes and restaurants tucked away in random cellars. Seriously, if you don't climb down a steep staircase into a cellar at some point, I doubt you explored the city to its full. If you can stay in Old Town, you should. The area is extremely walkable, and the other neighborhoods are easily accessible by a cheap Uber ride. I did not try out the public transit while I was there, but you'll have to walk to the edge of Old Town to catch a bus as they don't drive through the Medieval heart of the city. The areas around Old Town tend to be a combination of pre-Soviet Estonia, especially just south and east of Old Town, Soviet Estonia, and Modern Estonia. Balti Jaama Turg ("Baltic Station Market") and Telliskivi Loomelinnak ("Telliskivi Creative City") are neighborhoods just northwest of Old Town, and are a great example of post-Soviet, modern (and slightly hipster) Estonia. The list below is comprised of historic and tourist sites, a variety of cafes, restaurants, and bars, as well as a couple of parks, all in various neighborhoods of the city. Extensive research, local recommendations, and first hand experience helped me formulate my recommendations. I hope you enjoy your visit to Tallinn as much as I did mine. Personally, I can't wait to visit again in the spring or summer when the city is really alive.
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