Finally! On the third day of our road trip through Northern Ireland, the time had come to visit Giant’s Causeway. I will have to admit that this surreal natural wonder was actually the reason I wanted to visit Northern Ireland in the first place. My expectations were therefore sky high when our driver Bobby dropped us […] Read more…
Even on a grey day in Vienna, the beautiful Schönbrunn Palace and the impressive garden is well worth a visit. Here you will find tons of things to see if you are interested in history, but it is also the place to go if you just enjoy a nice view and wonderful, green surroundings. Schönbrunn […] Read more…
Beautiful views must be something that most people appreciate. And in Budapest, you will have every possibility to find these. Here, I have made a list of my top 3 places to enjoy the view of the city. Chain Bridge The Danube River runs through the entire city, and that means that Budapest is a […] Read more…
It is no secret that the highlight of my visit to Crete was the amazing hike through the Samaria Gorge. It is no secret either that I am not a very experienced hiker, and that I learned something from this trip. That is why I would like to share 5 tips with those of you, who do […] Read more…
As we planned our holiday on Crete, I had my fingers crossed for good weather. Not just because it would be nice to have a couple of hours of sunshine on the beach, but also because I had a dream about hiking the 16 kilometer beautiful Samaria Gorge. The weather on Crete in October can […] Read more…
I have been lucky enough to see many different animals on my travels around the world – both wild animals, and those living in zoos and parks. One species that I still needed to tick off my list was the panda. When i found out that Edinburgh Zoo is the home of two pandas, I […] Read more…
On top of Edinburgh… Okay, admitted – mountain climbing might be an exaggeration, since Arthur’s Seat only rises 250 meter up from the ground. But with a sometimes burning feeling in my thighs and a pulse on the other side of 100, the hike up Arthur’s Seat felt somehow like mounting climbing. Furthermore, “hill climbing” […] Read more…
