Iceland’s known for its stunning, dramatic scenery – and this has also played a massive part in the history of the foods of Iceland. Historically, food production here was driven by a need to survive, and so Icelandic cuisine was simple, uncomplicated fare, based mostly Read Post
Visiting Hallerbos, the Blue Forest of Belgium
Every year in April, visitors and tourists alike flock to the Hallerbos in Belgium to see it turn into the blue forest, with grounds covered in bluebells touched by the spring sun. When should you go? Where exactly could you find the bluebells? I did the research and took some photos, so you can sit back and enjoy. Read Post
Traditional German Food to Try on Your Next Trip There
Traditional German cuisine has left its mark all over the world, being a country with a rich culinary heritage. But Germany food is not just limited to sausages, sauerkraut, and potatoes – there are so many German dishes of all different types to try. German Read Post
Airalo review: Why use an eSIM for travel?
Something that has long been the traveler’s nemesis is the dreaded mobile data roaming charge. We’ve all been in that agonizing situation where you have no WiFi and nowhere to buy a local SIM for your phone, and you end up forking out for crazily Read Post
Top things to do in Dresden in 2 days: a Dresden itinerary
What to see in Dresden in 2 days? This is my itinerary, including things to do in Dresden, information on where to stay, where to eat, how to get around and what day trip from Dresden you absolutely have to make. Check it out and start planning! Read Post
Cretan food: A Chania food tour and learning about typical dishes
Crete is not only the largest of the Greek islands, with peaceful beaches, secret swimming spots, historic old towns and mountaintop villages, but it also has a strong food culture. The island’s fertile soil means many different crops are available for use in Cretan cooking. Read Post
Krimml Waterfalls Austria
A few years ago, I visited Zillertal in Austria for the first time to attend an “Almabtrieb”, the descent of the cows from the mountains to the valley for winter. I spent less than 48 hours there and so I was thrilled when the Zillertal Read Post
4 Baden-Württemberg cities you need to visit
While Germany is only a border away from Belgium, my trips to the country have been fairly limited. I’ve been to Cologne as a teenager, spent time in Berlin as a student and made short trips to Dresden and Dusseldorf, but that was about it. Read Post
Srprs me surprise holidays: What are they and how do they work?
Gifting experiences, not things, is one of the best ways to show your favorite people you care about them. And you know what’s even better than making someone happy with a present? Making them happy with a present you can enjoy too. Like a surprise Read Post
Is La Sagrada Familia inside worth it? Have a look!
Everyone knows La Sagrada Familia. This cathedral in Barcelona is Gaudí’s unfinished masterpiece. Everyone knows the lines to get in as well, though. It makes you wonder if it’s worth going inside La Sagrada Familia. Well, is it? Read on to find out. Read Post
Visiting the Ghent Light Festival 2024: practical information
Every three years, the city of Ghent here in Belgium organizes the Ghent Light Festival. In 2024, this Ghent winter festival will take place from January 31 until February 4. Because there’s no point in hearing about it when the festival’s already passed, I wanted Read Post
Holidays in Belgium 2023: annually updated to plan your trips
A complete list of the school breaks, special days and holidays in Belgium that you can bookmark for later use. This way, you don’t plan a shopping trip when everything is closed or miss important festivities because you didn’t know about them. Read Post
Visiting the Quebec City Ice Hotel in Canada: Everything You Need to Know
Have you ever heard of Quebec City Ice Hotel Canada? It’s s must if you’re visiting the province in winter! What is the Quebec City Ice Hotel? The Ice Hotel or Hotel de Glace in Quebec, Canada is built anew each year based on Read Post
Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of Europe mainland
It was rather by accident that we visited Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of Europe mainland at latitude 38º 47´north and longitude 9º 30´west. The point is part of the Parque Nacional de Sintra-Cascais and lies at the end of the 30 km coastal Read Post
8 Best Things to do in Elk Island National Park in Alberta, Canada
It’s just a 40-minute drive from Edmonton to Elk Island National Park in Alberta, Canada, where you can spot bison and other wildlife while hiking, snowshoeing and more. We drove the Bison Loop, went snowshoeing on a lake and had maple syrup toffee. Check it out! Read Post
Why you should visit the Silver Skate Festival in Edmonton, Canada
As you could probably deduct from my 3-day itinerary with things to do in Edmonton in Alberta, Canada, there’s plenty to keep you busy in the city as is. But aside from its many permanent sights, Edmonton is also known as a festival town, both Read Post
Visiting the Acropolis in Athens, Greece: Top Tips
I look over the city in amazement after climbing to the top of the hill. I’m visiting the Acropolis ancient ruins in Greece. Below me, all those white city buildings where everyday life is busy taking place, whilst around me these ancient stoic structures stand Read Post
Where to Stay When Visiting Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park in the United States is something we believe every person should see at least once. Opened by President Ulysses S. Grant on March 1 1872, Yellowstone is the world’s first national park. There’s tso much to see, including the geyser Old Faithful, Read Post
Blog Conferences 2023 (You don’t want to miss these!)
Up your blogging game by learning and networking at one of these online entrepreneur and blog conferences in 2020. These conferences on blogging take place all over the world and treat subjects from blog writing to social media, email marketing, and more Read Post
No Time to Die Locations
A James Bond film wouldn’t be complete without some exotic locations to provide the backdrop for the spy’s antics. No Time to Die is no different, with 6 different countries providing the scenery for Daniel Craig’s last appearance as 007. But where are all the Read Post
SafetyWing Travel Insurance: Who is it for and is it worth it?
There’s a new kid on the travel insurance block and it’s called SafetyWing. SafetyWing travel insurance offers cover for for short-term and long-term travelers. It provides a solution for those who want to sleep safely no matter how clumsy they are while on the road Read Post
14 fun things to do in Innsbruck in winter (+ 2 must-do’s nearby)
Innsbruck in Austria is a pretty special city. Surrounded by mountains, it’s loved by hikers, mountain bikers, skiers, and snowboarders alike. But even if you’re not feeling active, there are plenty of things to do in Innsbruck even in winter. Things to do Read Post
43 Interesting Facts About Mexico
There’s so much more to the world’s most populous Spanish-speaking country than the tasty food, historic ruins, and endless stretches of golden beaches. The rich culture and long history make Mexico a country full of wonder. If you’ve ever visited Mexico or plan on going Read Post
23 Fun things to do in Malaga, Spain on a city break
If you’re looking for reliable sunshine, golden beaches, and food that will have you planning your next meal before you’ve even finished chewing, Malaga is the place to be. There are plenty of things to do in Malaga and while this is a seaside city Read Post
Christmas Markets Berlin 2022: 12 Fun Christmas Markets to Visit This Year
Curious about which Berlin Christmas market to visit? After all, there are quite a few. But not to worry: I’ve taken it upon myself to go visit no less than 12 of the best Christmas markets in Berlin and report back to you on how Read Post
46 Fun Ideas for Travel Gift Baskets
Looking for a gift for that one friend who seems to be out of the country more often than in it? Or for that one family member that sighs on every trip: “I wish I bought that thing to take with me”? Seek no more! Read Post
5 books about Croatia you have to read before your trip
These fiction and non-fiction books about Croatia shed light on the country’s history and culture. They’re perfect reads when preparing for your trip or when you simply want to know more about the country. Which one will you pick? Read Post
15 typical Belgian dishes + where to eat this food in Brussels
There’s more to Belgian food than fries, chocolate and waffles. Alison shares 6 great Belgian dishes, like shrimp croquettes and meatballs, plus not only where you should order them in Brussels, but also which places you should avoid. Read Post
10 things to do in Tynemouth, England on a day trip
I visited the coastal town of Tynemouth, England on a day trip from Newcastle and researched some things to do in Tynemouth beforehand. Here they are. 10 things to do in Tynemouth 1. Go on a Saturday for Tynemouth Market If you go to Read Post
11 fun Christmas markets in Belgium you can’t miss in 2022
In this post, I want to give you an overview of the Christmas markets in Belgium and more specifically those in Belgium’s 10 province capitals and Brussels. We have Christmas markets starting in mid-November already, so you can take your pick and plan accordingly. Not Read Post
One week in Morocco – itinerary for Marrakech and Essaouira
When I spent one week in Morocco in December, I did so to go visit my friend Amanda from MarocMama.com, the Morocco travel blog. That meant two things. One, I didn’t have to worry about creating a Morocco itinerary, as she would take me around. Read Post
Things to do in Riga in winter: Christmas in Riga and more
I spent 4 days in the capital of Latvia in December to put together this complete program of things to do in Latvia, including the Old Town, the Christmas markets, restaurants, where to stay and much more. Check it out! Read Post
What to pack when you visit Riga, Latvia in winter
When I was packing for my four-day trip to Riga in Latvia, I was a bit worried about the weather. In my mind, I saw a city shivering under sub-zero temperatures and layers of ice. Let me reassure you: it wasn’t that bad. Looking Read Post
What to Pack for Winter in Quebec, Canada (+ packing list)
Wondering what to pack for winter in Quebec? I’ve got you! I spent a lot of time putting together my packing list for Quebec City and the wider Quebec region in Canada as I was pretty worried about the cold there. In the city, we’d Read Post
What to pack for winter in Edmonton, Canada and not freeze
When I checked the weather for my week-long trip to Edmonton in Alberta, Canada in February, I almost fell off of my chair: -29°C. I was never going to survive in that! Luckily, things got better and by the time I arrived it was “only” Read Post
What to pack for Iceland in winter: an Iceland packing list
Are you wondering what to pack for Iceland in winter? Wondering what to wear in Iceland winter not to be cold? Or maybe you’re asking yourself: “How cold is Iceland in winter, really?” Don’t worry, this Iceland winter packing list has gotten you covered! It’s Read Post
Driving in Iceland in February: everything you need to know
When dad and I headed to Iceland for a week in February to road trip along the south coast, we knew we could expect all kinds of weather conditions. The weather in Iceland can change fast, sometimes multiple times a day and can often include Read Post
1 Week in Iceland in Winter: an Iceland Winter Itinerary
Back in 2014, my parents spent about three weeks road tripping around Iceland. My dad had always wanted to go back to Iceland in winter and as my mom wasn’t keen on the lower temperatures, I cunningly volunteered. As it would be my first time Read Post
What to wear during Winter in Austria for a great trip
Wondering what to wear in Austria in winter? It’s not that difficult. I’ve learned what works when traveling to cold destinations and only bring clothes specifically for that kind of weather, layering them as needed. Here’s what I packed for my Austria trip. Read Post
Money Saving Hacks for Expats in the Netherlands
Are you planning to move to Europe? The Netherlands is one of the most expat-friendly countries on the continent. It may also be one of the few expat utopias in the world with an internationally diverse population. While the Netherlands is great, it is not Read Post
4 delicious gastronomic days in the Belgium Ardennes
Did you know that the Belgium Ardennes are only one part of this region’s rich cultural and natural heritage? That’s right — the Ardennes stretch across France, Luxembourg, and Belgium, and are known for their historical sites and peaceful nature. They’re also renowned for the Read Post
Going on a San Diego hop on hop off trolley tour
We’d spent our first evening in San Diego wandering through the city and the morning after on a boat, cruising the San Diego Bay. With only an afternoon left before we had to go back to Los Angeles and still a whole lot to see, Read Post
A breakdown of the Rotterdam shopping experience
If you’ve been following me for a while, you know I travel to Rotterdam in the Netherlands quite often. Until now, I’d never really had the Rotterdam shopping experience, though, so when Rotterdam Partners invited me to come and check out their different shopping areas Read Post
Chartering a yacht in the Caribbean – This is what you need to know
The Caribbean is one of the most beautiful destinations in the world for a unique, unforgettable vacation. You’ve seen the pictures; white sand beaches, crystal clear blue waters, tropical climate, exceptional diving, snorkeling, and wildlife watching opportunities. On top of the unending natural beauty, there’s Read Post
The South of France itinerary: skipping the big cities
When I was planning our trip to the South of France earlier this year, I knew I had to include plenty of coastal towns and skip the big cities like Montpellier and Marseille altogether. So I decided on a South of France itinerary from Frontignan, Read Post
Mont-Ste-Anne: Ski and year-round fun in Quebec, Canada
Mont-Sainte-Anne, Canada is not just a ski resort. It has plenty to offer both in winter and summer, such as hiking trails, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and mountain biking trails. Check it out! Read Post
60 interesting facts about Germany you should know about
Want to dazzle your friends at a party or quiz? Knowing these German facts will definitely help. I’ve gathered 60 fun and interesting facts about Germany for you. Check them out and let me know if you knew these already. Read Post
87 fun facts about Belgium that’ll blow your mind
Looking for some fun facts about Belgium? You’ve come to the right place! There’s much more to Belgium than beer, chocolate, and waffles. This treasure trove of Belgium facts is proof of that. Note: this list only contains facts. I created a separate list with Read Post
3 Days in the Eifel Volcano Region: What to Do and See
When I was invited to visit the Eifel Volcano Region, I didn’t know what to expect. In the past few years, I’ve made quite a few trips to Germany, but I always visited cities. I went to Münster (twice), ate my way around Cologne and Read Post
Spotting Modernism in Vienna: museums and outdoors
2018 was the year in which Vienna celebrated Modernism and four of its most important artists, all of whom died in 1918. Numerous exhibitions at art museums in Vienna and events across the city remembered the work of the painters Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele, Read Post
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