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The Ultimate Guide to the Lavender Fields in Provence, France

This article uses affiliate links. If you buy something through one of those links, I’ll get a small commission at no extra cost to you which helps me keep this little blog afloat. Thank you for your support! Alright, guys, those lavender fields are all over your Instagram feed so you definitely know about them. Those perfect purple flowers are so photogenic that I can only see them become more and more popular! If you plan on visiting the South of France during the summer, you definitely should plan on going to the lavender fields. The region is so picturesque…

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Czech Republic

The Ultimate Spring Guide to Prague: Where to See the Best Cherry Blossoms

Spring is coming soon and throughout the months of March and April, Prague gradually takes on lovely shades of white and pink. The cherry blossoms in Prague are particularly beautiful because they perfectly fit with the romantic architecture of the city. Prague in the Spring: Practical Tips Year after year I have been chasing the blossoms in Prague so I created this amazing list to facilitate your visit during this time of year. Without further ado, here is the ultimate list of where to see cherry blossoms in Prague! Where to See the Best Cherry Blossoms in Prague? 1 •…

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Destinations

Everything You Need to Know Before Visiting the Christmas Markets in Prague

Christmas is coming soon and Prague is such a perfect place to enjoy the festive spirit of the holiday season. European Christmas markets are known for being the best in the world. Actually, Prague always ranks in the top 5 every year for being the merriest and most joyful destination to go to in December. The Czech capital is for me one of the most magical places on earth. The atmosphere during Christmas is probably the best time to witness local traditions and eat yummy food in this enchanted city. In this article, you will find some of my personal…

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Czech Republic

The Ultimate Guide to the Prague Christmas Markets: the Full List for 2024

The Christmas markets (vánoční trhy in Czech) consist of pretty wooden stalls where you can buy Christmas ornaments, trinkets, wooden toys, candles, sheep wool products, handmade goods, crafts, yummy food, and drinks to keep yourself warm. Sometimes, you can also see and hear children sing Christmas carols. The markets are normally open for a full month, meaning that you will have plenty of time to get into the winter wonderland vibe! This year, most Prague Christmas markets are usually open every single day from November 30, 2024 until January 6, 2025 (including Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day).…

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Denmark

The Ultimate 3-Day Copenhagen Itinerary: A Complete Travel Guide

I have always wanted to visit all the countries in Europe. Of course some of them more than others. When one of my friends decided to move to Copenhagen I thought it was a great opportunity to visit Denmark for the first time. To be honest, I didn’t have a lot of expectations before going there but I was amazed by what this picturesque city has to offer so I had to write a travel guide for you guys! Copenhagen somehow manages to combine being a dynamic and hip European capital with being a chill and relaxed cute place thanks to…

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Ireland

The Ultimate Guide to The Cliffs of Moher

It is no secret that I love Ireland. I have been there four times already and I am always looking forward to going back. Luckily, one of my best friends moved there last year so I get to visit more often! The second time I visited Ireland it was with the aforementioned friend while she was still living in France. We both decided to go to Dublin for Halloween and take a few trips to Galway, the Cliffs of Moher, Belfast and the Giant’s Causeway. Needless to say it was a pretty packed 5-day holiday!

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Malta

5 Days in Malta: Ultimate Travel Guide & Itinerary

Last summer, one of my friends and I decided to go to Malta for a much needed holiday. It was my first time in Malta and I was completely struck by this country’s beauty. Whether you are spending a week there or coming for a weekend break, Malta has plenty to offer. What is also great about this destination is that it remains a place undiscovered by mass tourism in Europe. Which I don’t really understand why now that I know about the magic of this place! Ruled by almost everyone from the Romans, Sicilians, Phoenicians, French and most recently the British, Malta has a rich and vibrant culture. The country has some of the oldest buildings ever created, wonderful and atypical landscapes, lovely beaches, great food and friendly people.

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