wannabeeverywhere 
If you are into sand sculptures or just looking for something different to do around the Copenhagen area, check out the Hundested Sand Sculpture Festival. It is organized for the 9th time this year! It became my yearly tradition to check it out while making a short biking trip 😉 The theme this year is … Read more
For the last couple of years, my brother tried to get me to try mountain kayaking, and finally, he succeeded! I was visiting family in Poland and decided to try it with him on the Dunajec river in Wietrznica (quite close to the Tatra mountains and Zakopane). It was so much fun!!! After the course, … Read more
If you are looking for an alternative way to discover the Copenhagen area and see some off the beaten track attractions, why not go Giant hunting! Grab a map, a bike, and explore! What a better way to see the surrounding of Copenhagen than on a bike! After all, Copenhagen is one of the best … Read more
Ærø is one of the most picturesque places I have been so far in Denmark. It is a small island with beautiful old houses – some even from the 17-18th century! Nature is gorgeous, and its great spot for biking and hiking. It is also a super popular wedding destination 🙂 How to get there … Read more
Ales Stenar is an ancient megalithic monument of Sweden. It is the largest and best-preserved ship setting in Sweden. It consists of 59 stone boulders, being 67 meters long and 19 meters wide made in the shape of a longship. The Ales Stenar were placed on the cliff 1,400 years ago, although they stand over … Read more
Every year in February, when the dark nights are still lingering, and we feel spring is so far away, Copenhagen gets illuminated by fantastic art installations. It is displayed all around Copenhagen’s inner city and port area. Each one is different, and you won’t be disappointed by taking a walk during one of the evenings. … Read more
I have been another year, and we are slowly approaching Halloween again. It became my custom that every year I go to Tivoli Gardens for a walk and to take a lot of pictures 🙂 From 11th October to 3rd November, Tivoli is yet again surrounded by more than 20 000 pumpkins scattered all around … Read more
My boyfriend surprised me and took me for a day cruise to Oslo 🙂 We hopped onto the ferry in Copenhagen, spend the night on board, and then 6 hours ashore in Oslo before heading back to Copenhagen. It was a lot of fun!! Even though 6 hours are not a lot, we had a … Read more
The last day was the most adventurous of all. Snowmobiles on the Langjökull glacier!!! Can it be even better!? What about the relaxing sip in the hot river in Reykjadalur Valley? Or exploding geysers in the Geysir Hot Spring Area 🙂 We also checked out couple waterfalls: Skógafoss, Seljalandsfoss, Gljufrabui, Gullfoss. Snowmobiles on the Langjökull … Read more
The fifth day was the longest driving-wise. We had ~600km between our accommodations. Additionally, we had to make it to the next hotel before 8 pm, so we had to hurry a little. Together with all the stops, this day ended up with us being on the road for almost 18h 🙂 Nonetheless, the route … Read more
The day in Iceland wouldn’t be full if we haven’t visited at least one waterfall, so on the fourth day, we checked out Fardagafoss, Litlanesfoss, and Hengifoss 🙂 We also attempted to drive to Lake Askja. That was my first real take into Highlands 🙂 Lake Askja I wanted to check out this lake … Read more
The third day passed under the theme “Waterfalls” 🙂 We visited several of them (Aldeyjarfoss, Hrafnabjargafoss, Hafragilsfoss, Dettifoss, and Selfoss) on the way to Þórshöfn where we had our next hotel. Out of all the waterfalls we saw in Iceland, those that we visited during our 3rd day were the most memorable for me and … Read more
On the second day, we had our hotel near Akureyri. After checking in, we decided to head towards Myvatn Nature Baths. There are several cool things to see around. You can find there the Myvatn Nature Baths – something similar to Blue Lagoon. Hverir – a geothermal spot with pools of mud and steaming fumaroles … Read more
Right after landing on the Reykjavik airport, we picked up the car and started our Iceland adventure! Our first stop was Thingvellir National Park. After that, we headed to Landbrotalaug Hot Springs. We stopped there briefly and headed in the direction of Hvítserkur– location of our first hotel. To get there, we drove along the … Read more
I think every time you go, you will see something different. So it is highly dependent on where your interests lie. Summer ( mid-June to end of August) There is no darkness in the summer; the sun sets for a couple of hours, allowing for fantastic pictures opportunities. You can travel during the night and … Read more
Iceland is way too awesome to only stay in Reykjavik. But to get anywhere, you need to figure out a way to move quite long distances. The most comfortable way to travel across Iceland is to rent a car. Many people are biking or hitchhiking, but the car gives you speed and flexibility. Most of … Read more
The Royal Republic of Ladonia or Micronation of Ladonia is an artistic installation on the coast of southern Sweden. It was proclaimed as a micronation in 1996 after a years-long fight with local council and courts. There are almost 18k people from 50 countries that are residents of Ladonia. They have a Queen and President. … Read more
I love hiking, rock climbing, in other words, mountains. Unfortunately, Denmark is flat as hell, so it is not the best place when you have a hobby like that 🙂 Thankfully, Sweden is just around the corner or rather a bridge, so it is easy to hop into the car and drive there. Kullen or … Read more
Kota Kinabalu was my last stop. It is mostly a port city, and according to my plan, I was supposed to chill out in my hotel. Well, I lasted a whole afternoon and decided I want to do something more exciting the next day 🙂 My plane was to depart at 7 pm, so I … Read more
