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Ljubljana is the capital and largest city in Slovenia. The Dragon City, which straddles the Ljubljanica River, survived Roman, Habsburg, and Yugoslavian rule to lead the mountainous country into independence. Slovenia has become the Green Heart of Europe, while Ljubljana is one of the greenest capitals on the continent. This charming city is home to less than 300,000 people. It's a university town, a tech center, and an artist's haven. The Old Town is full of Baroque buildings with red-tiled roofs, detailed bridges, and lively squares. Cafes with terrace seating line the river, which is used by kayakers and sightseeing boats. New hotels, restaurants, and wine bars keep popping up in this car-free area. While Ljubljana Castle stands on a hill overlooking it all. The compact city is a central base for adventures all over the small country. But best of all: Ljubljana still feels like an under-the-radar destination. Go fall in love with this enchanting city before everyone else catches on. This detailed guide includes: Places: neighborhoods Stay: hotels Eat: cafés, pizzerias, restaurants Drink: lounges, wine bars Shop: antique markets, toy stores Do: bridges, castles, cathedrals, churches, city models, fountains, funiculars, monuments, parks, puppet museums, rivers, sculptures, squares, statues

EN: I'm a foodie, living in the beautiful city of Hamburg, Germany. This guide covers my favorite and most of the best food spots in town. Since I'm a vegetarian myself the guide is full with lots of veggie and vegan spots. It includes a handpicked selection of the absolute best food spots in Hamburg. Restaurants, cafés, bars, hidden places… For most of the places I even added my personal fav food tip, so you can have a taste of my absolute fav dishes. My personal favs are marked with a 🤍 in the note section. Get the map with all the culinary gems now and connect it easly to your google maps. Make sure you follow me for upcoming maps & hamburg tipps! 🤍 The map is in english AND german! :) _ _ _ GER: Ich bin ein Foodie und lebe in der schönen Stadt Hamburg, Deutschland. In diesem Guide stelle ich meine liebsten und besten Restaurants der Stadt vor. Da ich selbst Vegetarierin bin, ist der Guide voll mit vielen vegetarischen und veganen Spots. Er enthält eine handverlesene Auswahl der absolut besten Food-Spots in Hamburg. Restaurants, Cafés, Bars, versteckte Orte... Für die meisten Orte habe ich sogar meine persönlichen Tipps hinzugefügt, damit ihr meine absoluten Lieblingsgerichte probieren könnt. Meine persönlichen Favoriten sind mit einem 🤍 im Notizbereich gekennzeichnet. Hol dir jetzt diese Karte mit allen kulinarischen Perlen Hamburgs - diese lässt sich auch leicht mit Google Maps verbinden. Folg mir gern für weitere Karten und Hamburg-Tipps! 🤍 Die Karte inkl. Notizen sind auf deutsch UND englisch! :)

This is for folks who are really into wine tasting and have already seen the most famous (stunning) chateaux. During a 3-day weekend, delve into the renowned wine appellations of the Loire region, sprinkle in some lesser-known chateaux, and do it all car-free from Paris! Guide includes: 🍷A full-day wine tour recommendation in Chinon & Bourgeuil 🍷A half-day wine tour recommendation in Vouvray & Montlouis-sur-Loire 🏰 A half-day chateaux recommendation to visit Azay-le-Rideau & Villandry 🚴🏼‍♀️ Bike info for cycling to the chateaux and/or Amboise (great for casual riders!) 📍 Not-to-miss sites, wine bars, & restaurants throughout Tours, Chinon, and Amboise (plus some cafés, fromageries, & butchers) ✨ There is enough in this guide for a full day itinerary in Amboise! 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 💙 I'd be so grateful if you shared this guide with a friend, left a review, or contributed a small tip. 🙏🏼

The hard yards (a great deal of effort or hard work - Australian slang) have been done with this guide I have spent time curating the perfect list of my go-to and want-to for the next trip (I visited Lyon three times last year alone) best over 2-3 days but the guide has plenty more for an extra day or 2. It includes the following. - 18 Restaurants (high-end to local favourites) - 16 Bars and Cafes (frequented by locals) - 7 Musemes (worth the effort and time) - 4 Markets (antique but mostly food) - 5 Hotels (high-end to affordable) - 5 Speciality Stores not to miss Welcome to Lyon, a city that effortlessly blends rich gastronomic traditions with a vibrant modern spirit. Renowned as the gastronomic capital of France, Lyon captivates visitors with its diverse culinary scene, from high-end establishments to charming Bouchons offering traditional Lyonnaise delights. Beyond its culinary prowess, Lyon stands as a livable city, embracing fresh produce markets, impressive museums, and a welcoming atmosphere. Join me on a journey through Lyon's iconic streets, uncovering its hidden gems, diverse flavours, and the unique blend of historic charm and contemporary allure that makes it a standout destination in Europe. - I am moving:)

Bordeaux is the wine capital of France (and arguably the world) - so it's easy to get overwhelmed by the sheer number of wine bar options! Whether it's your first time or you're a connoisseur looking to deepen your experience, below is a local's honest guide to the most well-known and adored wine bars in Bordeaux. Wherever you choose to go, you'll not be disappointed by the quality of the wine, and there are less tourist traps than you would think. People in France take pride in their wine and local sellers expect that tourists may be experienced in tasting. As a little pro tip, it's good to remember that 2014, 2015 and 2022 were good years for wine production in the region. Get ready to enjoy your reds, whites or rosés as an aperitif or with dinner and remember to drink responsibly!

While Italy is synonymous with the delightful tradition of Aperitivo, its cocktail scene is a whole other world waiting to be explored. As a seasoned traveller who appreciates a perfectly crafted drink (and the friendly chat with the bartender that often comes with it), I've had the pleasure of discovering countless incredible cocktail bars across the country. Whether it's a new city I'm visiting or a familiar favourite I'm revisiting, Italy never disappoints. Lucky for me, Northern Italy is my home base, and it boasts a high concentration of exceptional options. However, the South holds its own when it comes to fantastic cocktail experiences (with Rome leading the charge) This guide represents my curated list of the best-of-the-best, a culmination of expert experiences and the occasional repeat visit for quality assurance (yes, sometimes a second or third try is necessary!). Italy, after all, is the birthplace of iconic cocktail ingredients like Vermouth, Campari, and Aperol. But its treasure trove extends far beyond, with gems like St. Germain, Amaro, Grappa, Amaretto, Limoncello, and the hospitality worker's secret weapon - Fernet.

The hard yards (a great deal of effort or hard work - Australian slang) have been done with this guide I have spent time curating the perfect list of my go-to and want-to for the next trip (I visit Turin monthly at least) So the guide below has plenty of choices if you visiting Turin for more than a day or two. It includes: - 20 bars (the map indicates the neighbourhood and I have written something about each one to help you along your way I find Turin irresistible, and a big reason for that is its amazing bar culture and history. It feels like every corner has a bar that beckons, tempting me with the prospect of a cheeky Vermouth or Turino Milano. This guide leans into the local favourites, with a dash of the classics that still hold a special place in the hearts of the city's residents. Another big thing is Turin is red wine (Barolo, Barbaresco and Nebbiolo) so wine bars also show up in this Free Guide. If you like this and want a more in-depth guide for Turin consider my Turin guide as your personal tour guide:)

Worried about not being able to see much outside of Dublin, Ireland without a car? County Wicklow has so much to offer and it's easier to get around than you think! I've included some of my favourite experiences and sights to see, plus some perfect spots to stop for a bite to eat. I've also included a recommended route that you can adjust to suit your own schedule!

To truly experience the essence of Budapest, you shouldn't miss out on visiting the city's famous ruin bars. These are quirky, fun bars and cafés located in abandoned, old or ruined buildings. They have mismatched furniture mostly from yard sales or antique shops, random decorations and a very unique atmosphere. Ruin bars are not only places for drinks: they are institutions! Many of them organize live concert, exhibitions, farmer's markets, beer or wine tastings, flea markets, craft fairs, open-air cinema screenings and various events that are not only appealing for the tourists but also for locals. Basically, they have something to offer for everyone. They are perfect melting pots of fun, entertainment, underground culture and gastronomy. I highly recommend you visiting them during the evening AND also during the day as they have incredibly different vibes. During the day, they are great places for grabbing a cup of coffee or a light meal, a few people are even sitting there with their laptops, doing work! During the evening, the ruin bars become more and more lively, people start to have drinks and as the night progresses, many of these bars turn into clubs where you can dance the night away.

Drinking culture is very strong in all Balkan countries, and Belgrade is no exception, offering a variety of places to unwind after a long day or simply enjoy a fun evening out. As someone who lives in Belgrade and loves exploring, I've tried numerous bars around the city. Here are my top 10 cocktail bars where I love to spend a night out with friends. These are the places I recommend for anyone looking to explore the cocktail scene in Belgrade. Each bar has its own unique charm and specialties, making them stand out in a city known for its vibrant nightlife. Enjoy exploring these spots and discovering your favorites! Živeli (cheers)!🍹

I've lived in three different neighborhoods and two different boroughs over the last 5 years. What doesn't change is the comfort in saying "I'll meet you at THE bar". While I love trying out new places, check out my favorite spots I keep going back to again and again.

Are you a fan of themed bars that offer unique experiences with their specific designs? Look no further! Here's a guide to the best themed bars you can find in London from metro theme to wild west! Welcome to the ultimate guide for those seeking the quintessential London experience with a twist - the city's most charming and vibrant themed bars! 🇬🇧✨ Embark on a journey through London's rich history and cultural tapestry as you sip your way through cocktails inspired by the city's iconic landmarks, literary legends, and underground secrets. 🍸🔍 🌆💫 Whether you're a local looking for a new haunt or a traveler eager to delve into the heart of London's spirited nightlife scene, this guide promises to unveil the hidden gems and timeless classics that define the essence of London in every sip. 🗝️🍹 Cheers to an adventure filled with whimsy, wonder, and the unmistakable charm of London's themed bars! 🥂🎉

I gotta represent my city! I'm going to share the best dive bars in Saint Paul. I have been a resident here for over 14 years. Dive bars are a staple establishment in the Midwest. Here are my top 5 recommendations for dive bars in St Paul.

NE Minneapolis is well known for its dive bars. Over the past 150 years, Minneapolis has gone through many changes and developments from its original name of St Anthony to skyscrapers to freeways. Bars have always been an important part of the lifestyle here. NE Minneapolis is known as the arts district, as well as middle-class working and immigrant neighborhoods. My parents grew up in this part of Minneapolis and I taught there for 9 years. I have highly enjoyed the nightlife throughout my adulthood, Here are my top 5 recommendations for dive bars in NE Minneapolis.

Out of all the places I adore in France, Nice and its surrounding areas truly has my heart. This is where I dream of retiring. You're still very much in France - BUT: The people are noticeably friendlier than in Paris (no shade to Parisians, I love them too), the weather is delightful, the beaches are gorgeous, and the food has a lighter, Mediterranean flair (as opposed to the heavy dairy-based recipes typical in much of France). If 6 days sounds like a lot to you, never fear: This itinerary uses Nice as a home base and includes many day-trip options. Guide includes: 📍 High Level Plan ✨ General Tips 🍅 7 Food & Drinks Not to Miss 🧼 7 Souvenir or Gift Ideas 🍴 10 restaurant/bar recs in Nice (5 cheaper, 3 mid-range, 2 higher end) 🗒️ 6-day Itinerary: 3 days in Nice (including arrival & departure days, and 1 full-day in Nice with two morning options & 2 afternoon options), and 3 days for half-day trips, full-day trips, or a free day* 🗺️ 7 additional options for your half or full-day trips from Nice or for your free day 💚 Pro Tips *I suggest 1 full-day trip, 1 day split between 2 half-day trips, and 1 day of free time. These do not overlap with the 7 additional options for half and full-day trips, You also get: ✍️ My personal notes for each recommendation 📍 An interactive map of all recommendations 🔓 Access to all future updates (I love Nice and keep going back) 🎞️ Linked videos (where applicable) that bring recommendations and advice to life 💙 If you love this guide, I would really appreciate it if you shared it with a friend, left a great review, or contributed a tip.

Who doesn’t love a food and drinks tour? I don’t know about you but I research so many places before I travel to ensure I have the best experience. I want t0 find those hidden treasures, eat where the locals eat, find the best steak in town and of course, a great cocktail bar. Well, let me take the stress of finding places to eat whilst you in Antibes and I’ll show you my favourites. After 8 years living here I got to know the good the bad and the ugly restaurants in Antibes. Avoid tourist traps and I’ll show you how we dined as locals. I’ll explain why I love each one and what I like to order. This list will have a variety of budgets and will include everything from my favourite café's to high end dining. I’ve also added a few of my favourite bars at the end for the cocktail lovers out there 🍸 📌SAVE for your trip and SUBSCRIBE for more French Riviera guides!

Aix (pronounced “Ex”) is THE place to visit for all things Cézanne! This is also a wonderful jumping-off point, stop, or end-destination for a longer trip through the Provence region. This 3-day itinerary includes: 📝 Logistics: how to get there, where to stay, high-level plan, and important info to help you get the most out of your visit 📍 5 sites to see 🍽️ 7 eateries (3 lunch/dinner spots, 1 brunch spot, 1 great bar for people watching, 1 boulangerie, 1 local farmer’s market) 🎨 7 activities You also get: ✍️ My personal notes for each recommendation 🗺️ An interactive map of all recommendations 🔓 Access to all future updates when you SAVE this guide 🎞️ Linked videos (where applicable) that bring recommendations and advice to life 💙 If you love this guide, I would really appreciate it if you shared it with a friend, left a great review, or contributed a tip.

Valletta is one of my favorite places to visit. It has history, charm, and lots of colorful doors. Best of all it has lots of good establishments scattered around the city and I've hand picked the best ones for you! (Bonus: lots of them even have a charming 'hole in the wall' vibe. ✨)

Pack a ton into a long weekend in Stockholm, Sweden with this ambitious itinerary. Of the 5 days, the arrival and departure days are slow-paced; the 3 days in the middle are based on days starting at 9 AM, getting in 20k+ steps/day*, and ending around 11 PM/midnight. *This itinerary also relies on 2-wheel transport. We used scooters, but bikes are available, too. This itinerary follows a logical and efficient order for each day, and covers the following: - 5 Museums: Fotografiska, Vasa, Skansen, ABBA, Avicii - 3 Viewpoints - Archipelago Boat Experience - Neighborhoods: Gamla Stan, Sodermalm, Djurgarden island, and some Ostermalm & Norrmalm spots. - Food & Drink: Swedish cinnamon buns, Swedish meatballs, a local food market, a speakeasy, and a Viking beer hall; food & coffee suggestions throughout - ~10 Atlas Obscura finds (unique & unusual things) You will also find: - A few basic points about Sweden and Swedish culture (i.e. tap water, tipping expectations) - Accommodations: Our hotel + 3 others fitting different budgets - General Itinerary Plan (high-level view) - Additional activity and restaurant suggestions, in case you want to swap out some of the activities/restaurants we went to - Trip Cost Breakdown

This guide covers everything you need to know about how to spend a quintessential 3-6 days in Bergen - a UNESCO World Heritage city! Famous for its Fjords, seafood, and reindeer sausage hot dogs, discover what this coastal Scandinavian gem has to offer! This itinerary & guide combo includes: General Info: 🇳🇴Basics 🌦️Weather 🧳Packing Tips 🏷️Bergen Card, and❓Is it worth it? 🌭Food to Try 🍺Alcohol 📝Game Plan of how to spend 3-6 full days Day by Day Itinerary 📍Days 0-6 ❌What to Skip (hint: this guide costs less than what you’ll save!) 🚗Day Trip Recs (8) Extra Food & Drink Recs ☕️Cafés (3) 🍽️Restaurants (10, including 3 from our local guide) 🍸Cocktail bars (2) 🏨Lodging Recs (3 different price points) 💰Trip Cost Breakdown Psst: I'm not Norweigan, nor do I live in Bergen. BUT, I scoured the internet, TikTok, Atlas Obscura, Viator, ChatGPT, brochures, etc. to thoroughly plan this trip, not to mention asked our local Fjord tour guide for his personal recs. I've done (nearly) everything suggested on this itinerary for Days 1-3. Days 4-6 are suggestions based on my research/time I wish I had! *Some day trip suggestions may require a car. 🌱I travel with sustainability in mind. Bergen (and Norway) is a super green destination! You can do electric, zero emissions Fjord cruises (see my tour rec!), there are electric city buses, most cars are electric, and there’s simple transport by tram from the airport into the city. Norway’s incredible nature is one of the main draws, with lots of low-carbon activities to do like hiking and kayaking. Plus, the beauty of the majestic Fjords will blow you away and remind you how incredible our planet is 💚 This trip was planned for a group of 4 friends (2 couples) traveling together, without a car. Our intentions were to explore Bergen and the surrounding areas, spend time visiting with each other, and not break the bank (while not foregoing iconic experiences).