Austria is the greenest country of Europe. We visited some of the most beautiful sights of the country, from Hallstatt to St. Gilgen, from Salzburg to Vienna. Austria has wonderful Alpine landscapes with mountain villages, lakes, rivers, and a beautiful countryside. It has baroque architecture and an Imperial history. And Austria is the birthplace of Mozart, Strauss...
The Czech capital city of Prague was also the capital of the Holy Roman Empire during the 14th century. The Old Town Square, the Wenceslas Square, Charles Bridge, and the Prague Castle are but just a few of the top sights in the city. Cesky Krumlov is a love at first sight. It is a marvelous medieval village coming straight out of a fairytale in the South Bohemian...
Bratislava is the tiny capital of Slovakia, a tiny, little, and peaceful country in Europe. Bratislava boasts many historical buildings inside a charming old town center. Elegant cafes and lots of restaurants offering tasty local food make Bratislava perfect for relaxing and an easy-going place.
Turkey, the crossroads of Europe and Asia, is how it all began. And what better place for a European and Asian little girl like me to start my travel adventures than this? By seven months of age, I took seven flights and seven days on a road trip without being a burden to my parents. I was a very good girl. In fact, I am a girl with the wanderlust gene and I will...
Why Greece? Because of the perfect climate, the breathtaking landscape, the high level of hospitality, the healthy and tasty cuisine, the safe environment, the unique ancient sights, the frequent air connections, and much more.
Why Scotland? There is something for everyone to fall in love with. Imperfection can be beautiful and ruined castles are. Learning to seize the moment, like the sunshine after the rain. Getting lost in a breathtaking, wild and unexplored landscape. Remember that Scotsmen are not English. You will have to learn a new language in a new land.
Why Lapland? Because of the Aurora Borealis that can be viewed on more than 200 nights a year. This one single thing is worth one thousand reasons. And because children know that Rovaniemi is home of Santa Claus and reindeer.
Why Iceland? Because of the Northern Lights and summer nights. For its natural landscape and unique wildlife. But also because of waterfalls, volcanoes, and glaciers. Furthermore, the Blue Lagoon is unmatched in the world for its incredible beauty.
Why Norway? Because of its spectacular nature: mountains, fjords, lakes, glaciers, and rocks. Tromsø is famous for the Northern lights and Svalbard for Polar bears. Furthermore, Norway is great for skiing, skating, dog sledding hiking, fishing, and cycling.
Why Japan? Japan straddles both the traditional and ultra-modern, high-tech cities versus breathless natural landscapes. Finally taste the real sushi and tempura of the fabulous Japanese cuisine. And because this is the best place to get "lost in translation".