When you visit Dublin, I recommend a day trip to Howth which is a beautiful village outside the city. It is about a 30 min train ride away from Dublin (6.25€ return ticket). Both times I have visited Dublin, I made sure to carve out a day to explore Howth. You can hike the Howth Cliffwalk and enjoy the amazing views, explore the little village and its harbor or eat great seafood at the restaurants. It is definitely worth it!
There are many other things to do in Dublin but my favorite thing is listening to live music in any pub in the Temple Bar Area. I love the atmosphere in these pubs especially The Quays Bar! Everyone is singing, drinking and dancing together like you’ve known each other for years.
I'm from Curaçao! This small and beautiful island is a Caribbean treasure waiting to be discovered. There are many thing I love about my island but the beaches will forever be my favorite. I just NEED to go swimming whenever I'm back home.
Curaçao has so many beautiful beaches to choose from. These are my top 5 favorites which I always visit when I'm home. I suggest doing beach hopping so you can experience more beaches in one day as all of the following have FREE entrances.
1) Playa Kenepa Grandi
2) Playa Kenepa Chikí
3) Playa Lagun
4) Playa Forti
5) Playa Jeremi.
The beaches Porto Mari and Cas Abou have a fee for entry but both are also beautiful and totally worth it.
One of the cheapest countries I have been to in Europe. An apartment near Vitosha Blvd was about 43 euro per night for 3 people. It was a central location and in walking distance to shops, restaurants and things to see. Sofia has some great FREE walking tours to get to know the city. Additionally, there is a FREE food tour which was a first for me to experience and it was great. Besides Sofia, the city Plovdiv is a great place to visit for 1-2 days. Plovdiv is the second-largest city in the country and was named the European Capital of Culture.
Cologne is a great city! I visited in December for the Christmas market and loved it. There are 7 of them in the city and each with their own unique theme. My favorite was the Cathedral Christmas market because it had a stage covered with Christmas lights where people performed some famous Christmas carols. I loved eating all the delicious food and drinks available such as bratwurst, glühwein, reibekuchen (potato pancakes) and Lumumba (hot chocolate with rum). My advice is to explore the city during the day and then visit the Christmas market at night when it's magical with all the beautiful lights.
Milan is a beautiful city! Most people already know the popular places to visit such as Duomo Milano, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele and Sforzesco castle. I enjoyed visiting all these places but the best part for me was doing a day trip to Lake Como. It was so amazing and beautiful to see and explore the village Bellagio. I loved walking around the picturesque streets and sitting near Lake Como to enjoy the breathtaking views. There are many ways to reach Lake Como but the way I did it is as follows: Take train from Milano Centrale to Varenna and then take a boat from Varenna to Bellagio.
When you visit Dublin, I recommend a day trip to Howth which is a beautiful village outside the city. It is about a 30 min train ride away from Dublin (6.25€ return ticket). Both times I have visited Dublin, I made sure to carve out a day to explore Howth. You can hike the Howth Cliffwalk and enjoy the amazing views, explore the little village and its harbor or eat great seafood at the restaurants. It is definitely worth it! There are many other things to do in Dublin but my favorite thing is listening to live music in any pub in the Temple Bar Area. I love the atmosphere in these pubs especially The Quays Bar! Everyone is singing, drinking and dancing together like you’ve known each other for years.
I'm from Curaçao! This small and beautiful island is a Caribbean treasure waiting to be discovered. There are many thing I love about my island but the beaches will forever be my favorite. I just NEED to go swimming whenever I'm back home. Curaçao has so many beautiful beaches to choose from. These are my top 5 favorites which I always visit when I'm home. I suggest doing beach hopping so you can experience more beaches in one day as all of the following have FREE entrances. 1) Playa Kenepa Grandi 2) Playa Kenepa Chikí 3) Playa Lagun 4) Playa Forti 5) Playa Jeremi. The beaches Porto Mari and Cas Abou have a fee for entry but both are also beautiful and totally worth it.
One of the cheapest countries I have been to in Europe. An apartment near Vitosha Blvd was about 43 euro per night for 3 people. It was a central location and in walking distance to shops, restaurants and things to see. Sofia has some great FREE walking tours to get to know the city. Additionally, there is a FREE food tour which was a first for me to experience and it was great. Besides Sofia, the city Plovdiv is a great place to visit for 1-2 days. Plovdiv is the second-largest city in the country and was named the European Capital of Culture.
Cologne is a great city! I visited in December for the Christmas market and loved it. There are 7 of them in the city and each with their own unique theme. My favorite was the Cathedral Christmas market because it had a stage covered with Christmas lights where people performed some famous Christmas carols. I loved eating all the delicious food and drinks available such as bratwurst, glühwein, reibekuchen (potato pancakes) and Lumumba (hot chocolate with rum). My advice is to explore the city during the day and then visit the Christmas market at night when it's magical with all the beautiful lights.
Milan is a beautiful city! Most people already know the popular places to visit such as Duomo Milano, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele and Sforzesco castle. I enjoyed visiting all these places but the best part for me was doing a day trip to Lake Como. It was so amazing and beautiful to see and explore the village Bellagio. I loved walking around the picturesque streets and sitting near Lake Como to enjoy the breathtaking views. There are many ways to reach Lake Como but the way I did it is as follows: Take train from Milano Centrale to Varenna and then take a boat from Varenna to Bellagio.