Traveling through Europe with public transportation is manageable. But before the intensity of options and travel planning overwhelms you this guide helps you to organise your trip step by step. Europe’s public…
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10 spectacular hidden gems in Europe for you to visit in 2025
The new year is just around the corner. It is time to make new travel plans! If you’re looking for unique destinations in Europe that aren’t yet overcrowded with tourists, you’ve come…
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The beauty of slow traveling and how to travel slow
Slow travel refers to much more than just moving more slowly. It combines environmental concerns with deep exploration and cultural learning.
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The Soča Valley – Europe’s hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts
Crystal clear water, mountain ranges, and endless possibilities for activities: The Soca Valley should be on the bucket list of outdoor enthusiasts.
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The best alternatives to air travel – Europe without flying
Do we need to make more conscious travel decisions to reduce our carbon footprint? Here I show you alternatives to flying and helpful websites.
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Authentic Croatia – Stone house love in Blato, Korcula
Korčula is an island in Croatia. With a lot of history, beautiful towns, landscapes and beaches. It is a must on your Croatia itinerary.
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Montenegro’s coastline
Montenegro is for sure one of the most underrated countries in Europe. It was not even on my list, to be honest. It was simply a part of my Balkan trip. So,…
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Theth to Valbona – hiking adventure in the Albanian Alps
This hike calls for an adventure in an underrated country in Europe: Albania. The Theth to Valbona trail takes you into traditional Albanian villages.
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By public bus over the most stunning mountain pass in Europe
The Vršič Pass in Slovenia is the most breathtaking mountain pass. After I hadn't time to plan my journey, I accidentally took the bus for this pass.
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My name is Lisi, I was born and raised in a small village in the Austrian Alps. Already as a child, I was fascinated by leafing through atlases. Foreign countries have always…
