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When you are traveling through Japan you have to sleep in a ryokan at least once!! I did it a couple of times; in Takayama, Hakone, Omachi, Beppu and Lake Kawaguchi. Most of the places are known as hot springs resorts. But you can find those hotels everywhere. Some are more affordable than others but … Read more
I am always looking for souvenirs and unusual tastes when I am traveling. That is why when you are in Takayama you should get your hands on those items! Hida-gyu (Hida Beef) It is famous beef from this region. You probably heard about Kobe beef? This is the same class of meat. The specific name … Read more
While I was searching for ideas what to do in Takayama, I stumbled across pictures from Shirakawa-Go. From the first second I saw them I knew that this is a place I want to go! Shirakawa-Go Ogimachi village in Shirakawa-Go is a beautiful tiny village in the middle of Japanese Alps. Because of its unique architectural … Read more
Takayama was my first stop in Japan. Why Takayama? When I was looking into where I wanna go, I realized it’s everywhere… And everywhere as a direction is tough to plan so that you know 🙂 I found out that hotels were disappearing like crazy because of hanami season (cherry blossoms). So I had to … Read more
When friends decide to pay you a visit, you always think hard where to take them. At least, it is like that in my case. You want to find some cool place, little bit off the beaten path. Of course, Copenhagen city center is the must see, but there is so much more to Denmark … Read more
Before I write anything about the trip, you should know that this was my DREAM destination! I have wanted to go to Japan for the last 10+ years 🙂 Ever since I have discovered mangas, anime I fell in love with the country, the culture and the language. And so my dream started, but every … Read more
Milan is really a nice city if you like shopping. As many before me have said, you either love it or hate it. Initially, my friend and I decided to go there for 3 days filled with just shopping. After the whole day of walking around and checking out every shop we got a little … Read more
There is only one time during a year I enjoy the cold weather – during my ski holidays! Or rather snowboard, in my case 🙂 I have never been on proper ski holidays, so when my friends proposed Tignes, I was hooked! Why Tignes? First of all, our first choice, St Anton in Austria, was … Read more
Transalpina It is the highest road in Romania and one of the most spectacular mountain passes in Carpathian Mountains. The road has its highest point at Urdele Pass, where the elevation is 2145m above sea level. It is closed during winter season due to access of snow. So before going there, check if the road is … Read more
Mamaia Mamaia was a totally unexpected stop of our trip. Our friends had already booked holidays there, so we tagged along for 3 days:D It turned out that after all that travelling, we really needed couple of days of not doing anything and just sitting on the beach next to Black Sea! A little explanation, … Read more
Let me start with that: THE BEST CASTLE EVER!!! So now that we have established that, let me explain why. Peles and Pelisor are two castles built next to each other. But the Peles is the one, that is the most splendid of all the castles I have ever been to. Peles Castle It was … Read more
As I mentioned before, Brasov is a great base for a day trips. There are a lot of locations relatively close by that you might want to see and visit. 4 best places to go: Bran Castle Bran castle is also called the Dracula Castle! Well, technically speaking association with Dracula is nothing more than … Read more
Brasov is another one of seven citadels cities. It is my second favourite city in Romania! It is a perfect base for couple days stay as it is close to many turist attractions in the city as well as little outside of it. What to see in the city: City Walls Brasov like most of … Read more
We were driving from Sighisoara to Brasov and we decided to take a rather long detour 🙂 But it was totally wroth it! So what is Transfagarasan? Transfagarasan is world’s best road trip according to Top Gear. It is the second highest mountain pass in Romania after the Transalpina. It runs trough the Fagaras mountains … Read more
Viscri Fortified Church is one of the many fortified churches that are located in Transilvania. It is a Lutheran church that has been built around 1100. In 12th century Saxons arrived to Viscri and they have found a little chapel. Afterwards, the citadel was transformed many times until it became what we can see now. … Read more
Sighisoara was the most charming city I visited during my stay in Romania. It was founded during 12th century by Transylvanian Saxons. There are so many reasons that make this city amazing! Some of them are: It is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe It is on the World Heritage Site by UNESCO … Read more
Legoland Billund It is the original Legoland that is located in Billund, Denmark. It has been opened in 1968 next to original Lego factory. The best part is that it is located next to the airport – Billund Airport that has many cheap airlines! Basically, it is an amusement park full of Lego miniatures that … Read more
The ski resort has unfortunately closed down permanently. I’ll make sure to keep you posted if there are any changes in the future. Vallasen is a ski resort that is really close to Copenhagen (only 110 km) so it is a perfect place for one day trip. There are 2,6 km of slopes available with … Read more
Time for another Christmas market!! This year was so awesome with all the Christmas market traveling ! This time I have picked Cologne (Köln) in Germany. The reasoning as to why Cologne, was really easy: flights were super cheap (20 Euro both ways!), I’ve never been there, always wanted to see Cologne Cathedral and it’s … Read more
As Christmas was approaching really fast and I just love Christmas markets I have decided to go for a yet another trip. This time Budapest was my choice. I have always wanted to visit the city and it was perfect opportunity to do both! Budapest Christmas markets were much different from what I was used … Read more