As a teenage, I had always envisioned Vienna as the center of European sophistication. Even though I studied French in high school, I always wanted to study abroad in Vienna, because, according to my young mind, living in Vienna meant that I could go to the opera every evening and sip gourmet coffee every afternoon. […]
Tag Archives: City Breaks
Europe, Solo Female Travel, Travel Destinations, Travel Inspiration, Travel Tips
11 Terrifically Fun Things to Do Alone in Munich
12
Jun
Jun
Germany is one of the largest countries in Europe with plenty of picturesque and historically significant cities and towns. As a traveler, you could easily spend two or three months in Germany and not run out of things to see and do. Not to mention, Germany’s land mass doesn’t mean getting around is a challenge. […]
Beginners Travel Guides, Europe, Solo Female Travel, Travel Destinations, Travel Inspiration, Travel Tips
Why You Should Travel Solo to Porto At Least Once
04
Jun
Jun
As a solo traveler, Portugal exceeded all of my expectations by ticking each and every box. Food? Yum. Wine? Double yum! Castles? Stunning. Beaches? Incredible. Travelers (such as yours truly) easily fall in love with Portugal. And connecting with yourself, alone, is an experience that I highly recommend to anyone dipping his or her toes […]
New Jersey and New York, North America, Travel Destinations, Travel Inspiration, Travel Tips
Free (And Fun!) Things to do in the Financial District NYC
15
May
May
When visitors think of New York City, many people minds’ immediately jump to the area known as Midtown. Midtown is home of the Empire State Building, Grand Central Station, Times Square, and many more iconic tourist attractions. However, in order to experience everything this city has to offer, I highly recommend visiting other Manhattan neighborhoods […]
Europe, Travel Destinations, Travel Itineraries, Travel Tips
5 Days in Munich: The Ultimate City Itinerary
02
May
May
Munich is, without a doubt, one of the most well-liked cities in Germany for visitors. After all, Bavaria’s most populous city is frequently associated with images of huge stein glasses filled with beer and Disney-style castles in the nearby countryside. And believe me, I’m not disparaging either of these things. What’s not to love? However, […]