A 3-Day Kraków Itinerary
Poland, specifically Kraków, has been on my bucket list forever! A few months ago, I found a cheap Ryanair flight flying Pisa to Kraków and, since I will sadly be leaving Europe soon, I jumped at the chance to spend a weekend in a new city. I had three full days in Kraków, so naturally I began researching and deciding on the most efficient way to see the best of the city in only a long weekend. Three incredible and exhausting days later, I present to you, the best things to see in Kraków in 72 hours! Some Useful Polish Vocab Good morning: Dzień dobry (jen-dobray) Please: Poproszę (pop-roh-say) Thank…
A Day-Trip to Česky Krumlov
During the hectic summer months in central Europe, sometimes the best destinations are the ones off the beaten path. Česky Krumlov is one of the Czech Republic’s hidden gems and, located less than three hours from Prague, is the perfect escape away from the bustling city. Although it’s a bit of a trek for a day trip, the charm of Česky Krumlov’s quaint medieval streets will steal your heart and leave you lost in the magic of this historic city. Keep reading for my tried-and-true suggestions of what to do in Česky Krumlov! How to get there from Prague Many tour companies offer day trips to Česky Krumlov from Prague.…
A Day-Trip to Kotor
Montenegro, and its scenic Bay of Kotor, is one of the Dalmatian Coast’s hidden treasures. Nestled in the mountainous terrain between Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Serbia, Kosovo and Albania, Montenegro is incredibly scenic and shockingly affordable. Although I would have jumped at the chance to spend our entire 10-day vacation here, we only allotted a half-day to spend in Kotor. Keep scrolling to find out how to best plan your day-trip to Kotor! Getting There from Dubrovnik The drive from Dubrovnik to the Bay of Kotor is relatively easy. Although the buses run back and forth all day, we decided to rent a car and drive it ourselves. There are…
How to See Dubrovnik in a Week
Dubrovnik was the first stop in our 10-day Croatian vacay and it was everything I had hoped for and more! With an abundance of fresh seafood, local wine, quaint shops, welcoming locals and Game of Thrones filming locations, the Dalmatian Coast was more extraordinary than I had ever imagined. Dubrovnik has a rich and interesting history, including the Croatian War of Independence, or the war that separated Croatia from Yugoslavia in 1991. Dubrovnik was impacted deeply by the war and many of the locals experienced it first-hand. Although the city is pretty small at only a little over 40,000 people, there is no shortage of things to see and do…
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Rome has been my favorite city in the world from the second I stepped off my Alitalia flight for my study abroad semester back in 2017. Since then, I have lived in Florence for 18 months and traveled to 21 European countries…and Rome still remains my favorite. Although when I first arrived I was technically there to “study,” I had only class twice a week. This gave me plenty of free time to explore the city! Over those four months, my friends and I compiled a long list of our favorite restaurants, bars, museums, attractions and adventures in Rome. Keep reading and enjoy my guide to the best sights in Rome!…
