I loved Siena, loved it! Scenic and small and gives you more of a feel for the local life. I spent my time in Sienna ‘Urban Hiking’ because pretty much anywhere you walked was worth seeing. I guess there isn’t anything really that sets Siena apart in terms of landmarks or notable buildings. It has churches, a piazza and is built up high like a … Continue reading Under the Tuscan Siena
If you’re a fan of history or maybe just a fan of Audrey, then Rome is the place for you. We embraced all of the cliches as we explore the eternal city and let our minds boggle over all of the really, really old stuff. Often I’m reminded of how much of a baby Australia is compared to the European countries and if Australia is … Continue reading Roam in Rome
My first stop in Croatia was Zagreb. It’s the capital did you know? I stopped there so I could go to the much adored Plitvice Lakes, but I also really enjoyed the red city. Plitvice Lakes To walk through Plitvice Lakes on a sunny day can only be described as Bliss. The lakes are a two and a bit hour drive out of Zagreb. And … Continue reading Plitvice Lakes Bliss and Red Zagreb
I’ve almost reached my travelling one month anniversary. And it’s now, that the realisation has set in that I am not on a holiday. Some may scoff at that statement and I’ll admit, at first it very much felt like a holiday. However, I’ve made the profound discovery that travelling is very different to being on holidays. At this point all of the true backpackers … Continue reading Travelling; it ain’t no holiday
I’ve been asking a lot of travellers what their favourite place has been on their trip. A common answer I get is Budapest. The funny thing is no one can exactly explain why. So I was pretty excited to visit Budapest myself. I can’t say that it’s my favourite, but I can definitely see why many say it’s the best. So here are some of … Continue reading Budapest is best
Somebody once told me that Vienna is like the girl that is really pretty, with no personality. While that may be true for some, I’d argue that though she is prim and proper she does have a spirited side that is waiting to come out. Regardless of the personality of Vienna there is no denying the fact that when you visit you’ve got to show … Continue reading Vienna, she’s all class.
I had no idea what to expect when coming to Poland. Who could have prepared me for the myth, the legend that is Poland. I almost don’t want to tell you what to expect because I might ruin the pleasant surprise. Kraków, a place of dragons, pierogi and of course Vodka. I loved it! I learnt that this medieval town has so much history and … Continue reading Kraków: What to expect when you’re not expecting.
Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens were a few of Maria’s favourite things in The Sound of Music. The town of Salzburg in Austria is the place where the glorious musical was filmed and it is as wonderful in real life as it is on the screen. So whether you are a fan of The Sound of Music or not so much, your sure … Continue reading These are a few of my favourite things about Salzburg
Are you a coffee snob? Maybe you’re just Australian. You may be worried about getting your fix in Europe, well fear not. Here is a list of cafes that are Aussie approved. UNITED KINGDOM Granger and Co. Notting Hill, London: A modern European vibe with solid coffee and a breakfast spread that is up to Australian standards. Attendant, Shoreditch, London: A super cool place to … Continue reading Aussie Approved Coffee
Munich, Bavarian country, a lot of history and some very different experiences it has to offer. Here’s what I got up to in my two days in Munich. Day One Dachau Concentration Camp I was cold. I was hungry. I was sad. But these feelings can not compare to the freezing conditions, starvation and devastation of the Dachau Concentration camp. You cannot stand in a … Continue reading Two Completely Different Experiences in Munich
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