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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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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.

Always wanted to go to island hopping in Greece? Lucky for you, I just made your trip that much easier! For one whole month, I island hopped across Paros, Naxos, Anti Paros, Milos, Sifnos and Crete (and Athens). The rest of the islands on this itinerary I have heavily researched for my hopefully-soon next trip to Greece! You best believe I spent weeeeeeks researching everything there was to do so I didn't miss a beat! Lucky for you, I ain't gate keeping any of it! Please enjoy this authentic experience around the Greek Islands. Please note, you will NOT find Santorini or Mykonos on this map. This map includes: Paros, Naxos, Anti Paros, Ios, Milos, Sifnos, Crete, Corfu, Zakynthos and Kelfonia, and of course, Athens as that is likely where you will fly in and out from. Filled with authentic experiences local to these islands, tried and true restaurants, can't-miss sites, and of course beaches!

I’ve designed this itinerary to offer a realistic and enjoyable experience of Kyoto. Many itineraries I’ve seen online are often overly packed, pushing you to rush through numerous sights and activities. This can lead to a vacation where you miss out on unique experiences because you were too focused on seeing everything. I believe a vacation should be enjoyable and immersive, not a race to tick off as many sights as possible. This itinerary gives you ample time to explore at your own pace, allowing you to fully appreciate each destination and discover hidden gems along the way. It’s not just about seeing everything; it’s about creating meaningful memories. To help you make the most of your time, I’ve included a free link to a resource with additional activity suggestions. Simply add these to your Google Maps to find more things to do, from local restaurants (include vegetarian and vegan options) to beautiful temples and shrines, based on where you are and what interests you. If you find yourself with extra time or looking for something new to explore, you’ll have convenient options right at your fingertips. Enjoy your vacation, take your time, and embrace those unexpected moments that make travel truly special.

I’ve designed this itinerary to offer a realistic and enjoyable experience of Kyoto. Many itineraries I’ve seen online are often overly packed, pushing you to rush through numerous sights and activities. This can lead to a vacation where you miss out on unique experiences because you were too focused on seeing everything. I believe a vacation should be enjoyable and immersive, not a race to tick off as many sights as possible. This itinerary gives you ample time to explore at your own pace, allowing you to fully appreciate each destination and discover hidden gems along the way. It’s not just about seeing everything; it’s about creating meaningful memories. To help you make the most of your time, I’ve included a free link to a resource with additional activity suggestions. Simply add these to your Google Maps to find more things to do, from local restaurants (include vegetarian and vegan options) to beautiful temples and shrines, based on where you are and what interests you. If you find yourself with extra time or looking for something new to explore, you’ll have convenient options right at your fingertips. Enjoy your vacation, take your time, and embrace those unexpected moments that make travel truly special.

Think the nightlife in Belgium is boring? Say no more! Let's celebrate your life where sky meets the sounds! Whether for an afterwork drink at the happy-hour on a sunset, or for your pre-dinner aperitif with smooth live music - explore these trendy bars to sip your favourite drink & savour some sharing bites. This guide is regularly updated with new spots in town! Tag me on IG @emily.varr & get your next guide of choice for free ;)

Are you planning to visit the capital city of this country nestled among France, Belgium and Germany and you do not know where to start? Follow my itinerary to discover more about Luxembourg! This is not a complete guide of Luxembourg, but it includes some tips on how to see the most important spots of Luxembourg in one day. You will find: - What sites are worth visiting - Where to eat - Where to shop - At the end you will find some extra tips about lodging, eat and a suggested tour This guide is provided to you for free and I thank you in advance for any tip you would like to give me!

Wisconsin is home to several notable public art sculpture parks and grottos, each offering unique experiences and artistic expressions that attract visitors from near and far. These destinations serve as cultural landmarks, blending natural beauty with creative human endeavor, making them compelling reasons for the public to visit. Why the Public Should Visit: Cultural Enrichment: Visiting Wisconsin’s public art sculpture parks and grottos offers an opportunity to engage with diverse artistic expressions and cultural narratives. These spaces foster cultural enrichment by showcasing local and international art, fostering dialogue, and promoting artistic appreciation among visitors. Natural Beauty: Many of these parks and grottos are nestled in Wisconsin’s scenic landscapes, offering a harmonious blend of art and nature. Visitors can enjoy peaceful surroundings, scenic views, and serene environments that enhance the overall experience of exploring art in an outdoor setting. Educational Value: These destinations provide educational opportunities for visitors of all ages. They offer insights into art history, techniques, and cultural significance, making them valuable resources for schools, students, and lifelong learners interested in expanding their knowledge of art and culture. Community and Recreation: Public art sculpture parks and grottos often serve as community gathering spaces and recreational destinations. They host events, festivals, and workshops that bring people together, fostering a sense of community and cultural vitality. Spiritual and Reflective Spaces: Grottos, in particular, offer spiritual and reflective spaces where visitors can find solace, contemplate their beliefs, and connect with something larger than themselves. They provide a sanctuary for introspection and spiritual renewal, appealing to visitors seeking moments of quietude and contemplation amidst the beauty of art and nature.

Tenerife truly stands out for its diverse panoramic views. From any point on the island you can reach an elevation above the clouds in less than an hour. Visiting its viewpoints is undoubtedly the best way to experience the island's charm. That's why I've decided to focus the guide on highlighting the 7 essential viewpoints 🤩 that should be included in any visit. You'll discover the island one viewpoint at a time. No matter how much time you have or what your interests are, your mission should be to make it to these viewpoints at all costs. Don't miss any of them. After that, you can take some time to relax on the beach or by the hotel pool...😎 The guide also includes: 📣 Essential Information: tips, towns, must-visit spots, local cuisine, top activities and more. 🍽️ 5 authentic 'guachinches' (local restaurants) 🍸 5 bars with stunning views 🍦 The best ice cream spot 🍝 4 places for international food 🍳 8 brunch spots 📍 + 100 pinned places to explore from anywhere on the island And if you still have time and energy, you can explore the list of 17 hidden gems 💎 These are lesser-known and unique places that are worth discovering. Many locals believe that sharing these places will only lead to them getting spoiled and lost forever... I'd like to think that this guide will be in good hands and that visitors will take care of the islands just as well or even better than we do🙏 Note: just click on any location within the guide or map and you'll instantly get directions on your phone's Google Maps app. Make sure to download the Thatch app for a seamless and convenient experience! P.S.: once you save this guide you’ll have it for life and can access it any time on the Thatch app. You’ll also get any updates* that I make to the guide later on🔐

If you're looking for a city escape to live your European Summer dream, you've come to the right place! This is my 100% honest opinion of my 10 favorite European cities to visit in Summer. I see lots and lots of guides out there suggesting Paris (hello, has someone heard of the Olympic Games taking place?), Madrid (if you love 45° weather I guess) or Lisbon (great choice if you want to be 1 or 100 000 tourists). While these are all great destinations year-round, I don't think Summer is the right season to visit them. Personally, I'd go there in Spring or Autumn, not during the high season. Full disclosure, this is a no Greece, no Italy guide. You'll only find cities that I love, and I think are worth going to discover if you're looking for a short city-escape this Summer. What will you find in this guide? 📅 Recommended trip duration ☀️ Weather info 💰 Cost, $, $$ or $$$ 👉 Top 3 Activities in each city ⛰️ Top 3 Day-trip from each city 😴 $, $$, and $$$ accommodation options Which cities are you going to discover? 1. Kraków, Poland 🇵🇱 2. London, UK 🇬🇧 3. Prague, Czech Republic (Czechia) 🇨🇿 4. Lyon, France 🇫🇷 5. San Sebastián, Spain 🇪🇸 6. Budapest, Hungary 🇭🇺 7. Vienna, Austria 🇦🇹 8. Brussels, Belgium 🇧🇪 9. Tallinn, Estonia 🇪🇪 10. Edinburgh, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 PS: Don't forget to click on each destination to get my personal insights on each city! But, if you really don't care about my life, which I understand, we don't know each other, you can skip ahead.

This itinerary will take you through 6 European countries in 24 days. It starts and ends in Frankfurt as it has one of the major airports in Europe. I will walk you through day-to-day, places to visit, activities to do and what are the best options when it comes to transport between locations. I created this itinerary after travelling through Europe for the last few years. I combined my experiences to create a compact itinerary that lets you make the most out of 3 weeks in Europe. 📍Germany 📍Italy 📍Vatican 📍France 📍Monaco 📍Belgium 📍Netherlands What is included: ✔️ Day to day itinerary for 24 days ✔️ Recommendations for activities in each location ✔️Two recommendations for budget accommodation in each location ✔️Food tour recommendation for each country to taste traditional food ✔️Comparison (price, duration, convenience) of transport options - bus, trains and Eurorail pass. What is not included ❌Restaurant recommendations

Greetings, wanderers! 🌍 As an avid enthusiast for leisurely exploration, I'm delighted to share insights with you through my lens at Vaginismusmagazine. In my guides, aptly named "Step by Step, City Strolls," I aim to capture the essence of my passion for gender equality, good food, and solo travel. About Vaginismusmagazine: Vaginismusmagazine is a digital haven where I curate content that celebrates gender equality, explores culinary delights, and embarks on solo travel adventures. The heart and soul of this platform lie in the joy of discovering the world at one's own pace. Walking as a Form of Empowerment: Just as I embrace the rhythm of a city step by step, Vaginismusmagazine encourages readers to savor the journey of empowerment. Whether it's advocating for gender equality, relishing culinary diversity, or embarking on a solo travel escapade, every step becomes a statement. Embracing the Unexpected: At Vaginismusmagazine, we believe that the true magic lies in embracing the unexpected. Our content strives to capture the essence of spontaneity, encouraging readers to appreciate the beauty of unforeseen discoveries in every aspect of life. Join Me in Empowering Explorations: I invite you to join me through the pages of Vaginismusmagazine, where we celebrate the spirit of each destination with unhurried exploration. Revel in the spontaneity, cherish the unexpected, and perhaps, our paths will cross on the vibrant streets of a city.

The cradle of European civilization - Greece, embodies the ideal tourist destination in its capital, Athens. One of the world’s oldest cities, it holds in so much history and hosts so many emblematic monuments for the ancient world that makes it so easy to believe that gods once really walked this land! Amazing location (by the seaside), wonderful and warm people, great cuisine, lively nightlife, budget-friendly prices for everything - should I say more?

Brussels: A city of contrasts, where the old and new harmonize, and the vibrant energy of its streets paints a kaleidoscope of experiences waiting to be explored! Do explore day trips to Ghent & Brugge. When it comes to cuisine, Belgium is famous for: cheese, mussels, rabbit stew, chocolate, waffles, fries, and boterhammen or tartines. Btw - Brussels has more chocolate shops per square foot than any other city!!!

Memories of Places with Beryl Willow April17 2023 to May 5 2023 Finally after 3 plus years,since the awful Covid epidemic we are exploring London for 5 days and travelling on the SEABORN OVATION embarking at the Dover cruise port. Dover to Europe on a 12 day cruise. Visiting cities in France, Spain and Belgium where we both have never been before.

The smallest ethnographic region in southern Lithuania. The popular belief that Suvalkija is a flat land is false - Vilkaviškis district has some of the highest hills in Lithuania. The region deserves more popularity because of variety of natural and architectural treasures and I invite you to the region where the official Lithuanian dialect was born.

From modern to traditional, from luxury to convenient…dining, shopping and sightseeing in this amazing city! You’ll find several options for great accommodation, as well. Istanbul is where Europe meets Asia and here you'll encounter elements from both continents. Mind yourself - this city is huge and really crowded. Traffic can be horrific at times and getting from one point to another could take up some time. Still, it's full of savory contrasts, echoes of the past and glimpses of the future and could easily get you addicted! Highlights: ☕️ Turkish coffee - whether it’s made in sand, over fire or on stovetop, it is prepared in a “cezve” (ibrik) using very finely ground coffee beans without filtering; 🫖 Turkish tea - called “çay” (pronounced chai) in Turkish - is a kind of black tea brewed in a dual teapot and served in tulip-shaped small glasses called “ince belli”. 🥨 Simit (Turkish Bagel) a sesame-bathed, circular Turkish bread. Very common - the cheapest street food in Turkey. 🍥 Turkish delight - also called lokum, jellied confection with different flavours (may contain pieces of fruits/nuts) commonly found in the markets. 🥟 Baklava - is a layered pastry dessert made of filo pastry, filled with chopped nuts, and sweetened with syrup or honey. It was one of the most popular sweet pastries of Ottoman cuisine. 🏺 The Nargile, also known as hookah or hubble-bubble or sheesha or Turkish water pipe, is an old tradition in Turkey for smoking Turkish tobacco (plain or fruit flavored - with or without nicotine). 🧿 Evil Eye Symbol - the Nazar Boncuk symbolizes the jealous and envious look of others, which, according to the popular belief, would have the power to cause various misfortunes to a person or his property. Turkish people believe that this amulet protects its holder from the bad energies by absorbing them. In addition, Turkey is famous for its sweets/desserts, ceramics, silver/gold jewelry, spices. Don’t forget to bargain - it is kind of a national sport. 😉

All the places we visited on our 71 day road trip. The route went down from Calais on the west of France for a week including another week in the Pyrenees. The north of Spain and Basque region for around 2 weeks. Down through Portugal including Porto, Lisbon and the Algarve for around 4 weeks. A few spots in the south of Spain from the drive back home which took us 10 days. Finally finishing in Bruges, Belgium. All of my photos from this road trip are on my Instagram which is @takeme.travelling. You are welcome to ask me any questions you wish.

Festivals in India is a topic of great importance. After all, what is a culture without its beliefs? And beliefs come to life during festivities when people gather and celebrate what is common amongst themselves. Interestingly, almost every big and small occasion in India calls for a celebration. It could be it the arrival of spring or birthdays of our beloved gods. You will never run out of reasons and seasons to celebrate in India. Travelling during these festivals is an amazing way to celebrate and explore the opulence of Indian culture and heritage. If you are a local Indian, you should plan a few trips around these. It will give a flare to your memories. If you are a foreign tourist, try and find out what is happening where during your visit. I am sure you will not forget the experience.