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Solo Travel Helsinki: An Independent Visitor’s Guide to Finland’s Capital

Updated: 24 September 2023 As a city, Helsinki is wildly underrated, in my opinion. On my own solo travels in Europe, not too many backpackers I spoke to had Helsinki on their itineraries.  However, I think Helsinki is worth visiting even as a solo traveler. Sure, you don’t get as many hostels as the neighboring Baltic […]

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Solo Travel in Vienna: The Best Things to See & Do

Updated: 24 September 2023 What’s not to love about Vienna? I’ve always been intrigued by Austria’s elegance, such as ornate and glorious cafes, and top-notch opera performances. A trip to the country’s capital, Vienna, is high on most European bucket lists. I’m also proof that solo travel in Vienna is marvelous, everyone. As you know, […]

the globe theater is wonderful morning and night

9 Safe Things to do Alone in London at Night

Ahhh, a solo trip to London. What could be better than visiting this thriving international city alone, on your own terms, without answering to anyone else? Not much! As someone who lives near New York, I’m eager and excited when exploring big cities. The busy energy makes me feel like I can accomplish anything. London […]

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Traveling to Seattle Alone: An Independent Lady’s Guide

Disclosure: CityPASS was kind enough to send me a free pass in exchange for coverage. As always, all opinions are my own. Updated: 23 September 2023 Traveling to Seattle alone is a fabulous experience for solo female explorers. Seattle offers visitors not only gorgeous skyscrapers and views, but also a thriving food scene, plenty of […]

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8 Awesome First Time Solo Female Travel Destinations Canada

Why visit Canada for your first solo trip? Well, why NOT visit Canada is the more reasonable question. After all, Canada is an absolutely massive country that is home to diverse landscapes, cities, attractions, people, food, you name it. Canada is the gift that keeps on giving. So, unless you have a year (or more!) to […]