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
Austria travel safety measures and restrictions during corona
With its mountains and stretches of nature in between towns, Austria is a great place to go if you want to holiday safely, away from any crowds. Even in normal times, it’s quite easy to find hikes where you’re the only person on the path Read Post
7 Latvian Traditions You Should Know About
With over 500km of coastline, dense forests, an abundance of outdoor pursuits, and rich cultural traditions, Latvia ticks all the boxes for an idyllic travel destination. Riga offers historical buildings with stunning architecture. If you want adventure, the country’s hiking trails, beaches, rivers, and mountain Read Post
Xolo review: registering and managing an Estonian company
If you’re a freelancer, solopreneur or digital nomad working online and internationally, doing your taxes can be somewhat of a headache. After years of painstakingly tracking everything in spreadsheets so that my accountant would know what’s what, I decided to look for a better option. Read Post
Try making this delicious Waterzooi recipe from Ghent, Belgium
Is it a stew? Is it a soup? Is it a chowder? It’s waterzooi! This is a beautiful classic Flemish dish that will warm your soul and impress your friends. A deliciously creamy chicken broth with plenty of veggies. Serve Belgian waterzooi piping hot with Read Post
Check out the Hackescher Markt graffiti alley in Berlin
Hackescher Markt is a bit of a touristy area close to Alexanderplatz, but the S-Bahn station is simply beautiful, with orange brickwork and steel arches. You can do some great shopping on Rosenthaler Str. and Oranienburger Str. and there’s the coolest little street art alley. Read Post
5 Austria highlights I’ll never forget – and you should try
When I started travel blogging in 2012, I would have never guessed Austria would be one of the countries I’d write about most. Ten trips in nine years’ time. I even managed to grab a few days in Innsbruck before COVID-19 hit Europe. The lovely Read Post
What should you know About Data Security When Traveling?
Data security might sound daunting, but it is one thing every traveler should be familiar with. No subject is as worrying as data security when it comes to traveling. While you plan your trip, file encryption and backup strategies might not be on your planning Read Post
Traditional German food to try on your next trip there
German cuisine has left its mark all over the world, being a country with a rich culinary heritage. But German foods are not just limited to sausages, sauerkraut, and potatoes – there are so many German dishes of all different types to try. German food Read Post
Can I Enter Canada with a US Visa?
Canada and the United States are both incredible destinations in their own right. The two largest English-speaking countries in the world, they collectively take up most of the North American continent. Each is home to a wide variety of different landscapes and unique cities. Still, Read Post
Visiting Keukenhof Gardens in Lisse, Netherlands
BECAUSE OF THE CURRENT VIRUS SITUATION, KEUKENHOF IS AS OF YET NOT ALLOWED TO OPEN IN 2021 BUT YOU CAN VISIT THE GARDENS VIRTUALLY THANKS TO THIS YOUTUBE VIDEO. I’ll update this post should Keukenhof be allowed to open later in 2021 after all has Read Post
Rotterdam Unlimited summer carnival 2021: info + photos
The Rotterdam Unlimited festival is the highlight of summer in Rotterdam, with the Battle of the Drums, the summer carnival and several concerts taking place over the span of five days. Walk with me and get a feel for the festival in with these 30 photos and my personal report of the event. Read Post
Why use an eSIM for travel? – Airalo review
Something that has long been the traveler’s nemesis is the dreaded data roaming charge. We’ve all been in that agonizing situation where you have no WiFi and nowhere to buy a local physical SIM card for your phone and you end up forking out for Read Post
77 fun and interesting facts about Hungary (#10 is special!)
Whether you’re just curious about the country or planning a trip there, check these interesting facts about Hungary for a bit of background information. Found something that isn’t correct or know of a fun fact I should add? Please send me an email at sofie Read Post
17 cool places to see and things to do in Rotterdam in a weekend
Rotterdam in the Netherlands was named one of the places to travel to in 2016 by Lonely Planet and having spent a weekend there, I can see why. This is a city unlike any other European city I’ve ever visited. As Rotterdam was bombed flat Read Post
Review of Cathay Pacific Premium Economy: is the price worth it?
When my ex (then partner) and I decided to head to Australia for a month, we had the chance to work with Cathay Pacific to try out their Premium Economy class. It was a great opportunity as Cathay Pacific has direct flights from Brussels to Read Post
Blogging Conferences 2021 (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
Expand Your Knowledge With 6 of the Best Books About China
If you’re anything like me, part of the anticipation of any major international travel involves a lot of reading and research. Perhaps you’re planning to travel to China in the next year or two and you’re hungry for some books that can help give a Read Post
21 delicious and fun things to do in Belgium in 2021
Planning a trip to the land of beer and chocolate? You better come prepared! With these tips on 21 things to do in Belgium in 2021 you’ll see, hear, taste and experience the best of Belgium in the new year. Have fun! Read Post
Three premium Bangkok hotel experiences for 2022
Planning a trip to Bangkok, Thailand for when things are hopefully normal again next year? Then these three hotels are worth checking out. 1. Pullman Bangkok Grande Sukhumvit – 5 Stars For anyone looking to experience exotic Thailand in the lap of luxury, look 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. Traveling to Austria during the Read Post
A trip to the Christmas market in Leuven, Belgium
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE LEUVEN CHRISTMAS MARKET HAS BEEN CANCELED FOR 2020. I will update this post when information about the 2021 edition is available. Leuven Christmas market 2018 In 2018, the Leuven Christmas market will take place from December 12 until December 23, Read Post
The best pasteis de nata in Lisbon: 15+ places tested
When I was planning my trip to Lisbon in March 2020, I made a list of almost 30 pasteis de nata places. That I’m a massive sweettooth was reason enough to do so but I was even more motivated because someone had challenged me to Read Post
C-mine Genk: from mining site to recreational area
C-Mine is a cultural and recreational site located on an old mining site. What makes it interesting is that some of the buildings have been renovated and repurposed, while another part of the site has been restored and turned into a museum about the mining activities that used to take place there. Read Post
Things to do in Riga in winter: Christmas markets 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
15 fun Berlin Christmas markets to visit this year
Curious about which Berlin Christmas markets 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 15 this December and report back to you on how I liked them and what Read Post
Visiting the fun Munster Christmas Market – practical info
The Munster Christmas market in Germany consists of 5 different Christmas market that each have their own look. They sell gifts, food, drinks and Christmas decorations. I had a look around, tried some Glühwein, ate some nuts and took lots of photos. Read Post
Holidays in Belgium 2021: 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 Brussels Christmas market – practical info
Worried about going to the Brussels Christmas market this year? Don’t be! I visited two days after they lowered the threat level and had a great time watching the sound and light show, wandering along the stands and listening to street artists. Read Post
11 fun Christmas markets in Belgium you can’t miss in 2020
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
Where to learn Portuguese in Lisbon: Lusa School review
When I set out to find a new base – a new home – abroad, I knew that whichever country I’d end up in, I’d want to learn the language of. Language is communication and I believe that knowing the local language is not only Read Post
Not so typical London: Canary Wharf and Greenwich
Canary Wharf is one of London, England‘s two main financial areas, together with the City of London. It’s located at the West India Docks on the Isle of Dogs. This used to be a very vibrant port area and the older buildings on site, reminding Read Post
Want to teach English abroad? Here’s what to know
Have you ever wanted to take a year abroad or travel long-term but don’t have the savings to finance it? Perhaps there’s a country you’ve always dreamed of living in but you are not sure how to make it happen or how to get the Read Post
Caribbean yacht charters – 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
20 Hungarian foods you have to try, from soup to dessert
Hungarian cuisine is easily recognized by a few key ingredients that pop up in every restaurant menu without fail, like your favorite characters in a TV show. The main one is without a doubt, paprika, a staple spice for so many Hungarian foods. Sour cream Read Post
8 delicious Belgian recipes you have to try
Belgium is known throughout the world for its national food. From its tasty treats like waffles, chocolate, and sweets, to its globally famous breweries, to its shellfish and seafood. You might ask yourself why this small nation has such a strong culinary identity! The country Read Post
15 must-read, funny travel books to inspire your next trip
Sometimes we travel. Sometimes we research travel. Sometimes we just need a laugh. Although humor is such a personal thing, I went in search of funny travel books that made loads of different people laugh. If you have some amusing travel stories to share or Read Post
15 Croatian foods you just have to try
If you’re planning a trip to Croatia and enjoy trying new foods, you’re in for a treat. Delicious seafood to refined charcuterie, sweet Croatian desserts to hearty meat stews, gourmet restaurant cuisine to tasty Croatian street food. This southeast European nation has so much to Read Post
Visiting Belgium in October – Top tips to plan your trip
There are many reasons why autumn is a good time of year to visit Belgium. One of them is the fact that the cities and countryside are bathed in stunning autumnal colors. The leaves begin to blush from green to orange, and the low light Read Post
Visiting Belgium in November – What you need to know
By November, the weather is starting to get pretty chilly and the days are much shorter. Although this might mean you have to plan your activities a little more carefully, there are so many options for things to do while visiting Belgium in November. If Read Post
Fun things to do in Nuremberg, Germany you can’t miss
I met Kai at an event in Berlin and when he heard about Wonderful Wanderings, he immediately suggested writing an article about his adopted hometown Nuremberg in Germany. I said yes and thus came to be this list of things to do in Nuremberg. Enjoy! Read Post
Lush conditioner bar review: does it really work that well?
I first tried Lush many years ago as I always struggled not to pack too many toiletries in my carry-on. I usually travel carry-on only and at the time I was wearing lenses so the liquids quickly added up. Lush solid products are, well, solid, Read Post
Visiting Coloma rose garden, the biggest rose garden of Europe
The beautiful rose garden Coloma in Sint-Pieters-Leeuw, close to Brussels, Belgium, is one of the largest in Europe, with more than 3,000 rose varieties. I went there for a walk on a troubled day and left again feeling better and lighter. Read Post
46 of the best gifts for travel lovers – from practical to fun
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
Latvia itinerary for a road trip long the west coast
Most people know Latvia because of its capital Riga, but the country also has an amazing coastline where small villages are sprinkled throughout green pine forests, sand dunes, and hiking trails. It’s the perfect place to go for a road trip. Here’s what you’ll see… Read Post
Visiting Belgium in September – What you need to know
The summer sunshine is still sticking around for a few weeks when you visit Belgium in September and temperatures are generally warm and comfortable. This and the fact that kids are back at school and most Belgians back at work, make it a great month Read Post
Visiting Belgium in August? Here’s what you should know
August is peak tourist season in Belgium and it’s not hard to see why. Belgium’s moderate climate means that even in high summer the temperature doesn’t get unbearable. It’s the perfect weather for meandering through cobbled streets, sipping a drink in the sunshine at a Read Post
How to visit the Waterloo Battlefield 200+ years later
200 years ago the Battle of Waterloo took place. Today you can visit Wellington’s Headquarters, Napoleon’s Headquarters and climb the Lion’s Mound Hamlet, a 41-meter high memorial overlooking the battlefield of Waterloo. But that’s not all there is to do in Waterloo. Have a look. Read Post
Visiting Belgium in July
Visiting Belgium in July can be quite wonderful. It’s the time for outdoor dining, sunny cycle rides, picnics in parks, and exploring shady churches. It’s the warmest time of the year and the days are long and slow. The schools close in Belgium at the Read Post
Intimina Lily Cup review [It’s better than tampons or pads]
I tried using a menstrual cup and I’m never going back! Menstrual cups or period cups are better than tampons and sanitary pads in so many ways. They offer 12-hour period protection, are better for the environment and save you a ton of money! Read Post
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