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History to boot and incredible variety is the main drawcard of Europe. From bustling cities like Berlin, London and Paris to picturesque seasides in the French Riviera, this is a continent I want to get back to as much as possible.
Europe
Europe is truly my favourite continent. It’s charming. It’s historical. It has something for everyone. As an Aussie, the idea of hopping on a train for an hour or two and winding up in another country is entirely a novelty and I love it.
Each country has its own unique charm, local language, traditions and cuisines. It is a literal smorgasbord of travelling fun.
Visited: France, Spain, The UK, Monaco, Germany, Czech Republic, Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, The Netherlands.
Hygge in Copenhagen
Three days in Copenhagen is just enough time to really get a taste of that Danish hygge that makes this kingdom one of the happiest countries in the world. So… what is hygge (pronounced hue-gah)? Well, the closest word in the English language is probably something...
How To Spend Three Perfect Days In Beautiful Stockholm
Want the perfect three-day Stockholm itinerary? There are so many museums, restaurants and activities to explore in Stockholm – learn how to get the best out of your stay.
5 Cities in 6 Days – My Thalys Explorer Itinerary
The Thalys Explorer Project showed me how to get the most of my European holiday and now I'm sharing that awesome itinerary with you all! Thanks to my friends at Thalys, I learned just how easy it is to cram as much fun, food and sightseeing into five days as...
My All Time Favourite Things To Do In Brussels
Brussels is sometimes slightly overlooked compared to some other European capitals, but it has a lot to offer with its Parisian style and beautiful architecture. It's also a great jumping off point to explore other amazing cities and towns in Belgium, like Flanders...
Getting Around Europe With Thalys
Thalys trains connect Europe better than ever before, making it possible to have breakfast in Brussels, lunch in Cologne, dinner in Paris, then spend the next day in Rotterdam. Five days, four countries. Sounds wild, right? To an Australian, especially – this sounds...
Four Days In London
London is just wonderful. Despite the chilly weather and the often-seen grey sky, there are very few people (if any) that can dispute this city’s magical, unique vibe. From the theatre to the cool, funky cocktail bars, to the free museums and the art galleries, this...
Sachsenhausen: A Concentration Camp Memorial
Walking up to the grey, barbed walls of Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp a leaden feeling starts to make its way into my guts. Here I am, freely walking into what was once a Nazi concentration camp, mentally steeling myself for the inevitable horror stories I am about...
Four Days In Berlin
I absolutely adore Berlin. This beautiful, strong and historic city has a gritty, grainy, alternate underbelly that makes it ever so appealing. In Berlin, you'll find heartbreaking war memorials, bizarre cafes, an amazing assortment of cuisines, loads of museums and...
Following In A Monk’s Footsteps in Prague
Exploring the Strahov Monastery in Prague was not on my list of things to do when researching the UNESCO World Heritage Listed city, but a few people when I arrived in town mentioned it to me and I am eternally grateful that I added it to my list of attractions to...
A Sombre Visit To The Anne Frank Huis in Amsterdam
Visiting the Anne Frank Huis is one of the most moving and best attractions to see in Amsterdam. A mere half a day remains for me in the Dutch capital of Amsterdam, the wonderfully friendly city of canals and whirring bicycles. Nursing a fairly significant hangover...
A Magical Cruise In Amsterdam’s Historic Canal Belt
My guide to taking an open boat cruise in Amsterdam in the city’s World Heritage Listed canals & why an touring on an open boat is the best way to do it.
Once Upon A Time In Bruges: Visiting Belgium’s Fairytale Village
A trip to Belgium’s fairytale town of Bruges takes visitors on a journey back in time to a UNESCO World Heritage Listed village surrounded by tree-lined canals.
Why I Love Berlin, Germany
“Ich bin ein Berliner” US President JFK famously exclaimed in the divided Cold War Berlin of 1963. Sure, technically JFK’s speech was more about living in the free world in the face of a nuclear arms race, the Iron Curtain and the division of East and West Berlin via...
A Moving Day Tour from Bruges to Flanders Fields in Belgium
In Flanders Fields the poppies blow beneath the crosses, row on row. Read all about my moving day tour through Ypres learning about the history of WW1.
Experience The City Of Love: Things To Do In Paris
Paris is full of wonderful adventures from churches to food and art galleries to lovely gardens. Your Paris bucket list is right here, waiting for you to explore the city of lights and love.
