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Wine and dine in Europe

Wine and dine in Europe

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What to do in Lake Bled

What to do in Lake Bled

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All the things you have to do in Zagreb

All the things you have to do in Zagreb

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Who am I?

Hi, I'm Maja, travel enthusiast.
My dream is to travel around the world,
explore new places
and learn about other cultures!

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Are you a fan of little picturesque towns? If you

Are you a fan of little picturesque towns?

If your answer is yes, then you have to visit Michelstadt in Germany.
This town is full of cute half-timbered houses and beautiful little squares and streets where you will feel like you're in a fairytale.

What to do in Michelstadt:
🏘️ Old Town
🏫 historical Rathaus
🏰 Burg Michelstadt
⛪ Einhardsbasilika
☕ Café Steifert
🥘 Hotel-Restaurant Drei Hasen
🎄 Christmas Markt

Have you ever been to Michelstadt?

Summer vacation already booked? As the summer hea

Summer vacation already booked?

As the summer heat is finally here, I can't stop thinking about the long summer days somewhere on the seaside.

I'm already planning some trips but it's still nothing definitive. As I had to cancel a lot of trips last year, so this year I'm trying not to get so excited about it. But I have to admit, it's not working. It's the only thing I can think about 🤣

What are your plans for this summer? Have you already booked something?

“Some tourists think Amsterdam is a city of sin,

“Some tourists think Amsterdam is a city of sin, but in truth, it is a city of freedom. And in freedom, most people find sin.” ― John Green

Finally on the road again!
Although it was only a short city break, I needed it so much.

The more I cycled along the canals of Amsterdam, the more I fell in love with this city.

I highly recommend renting a bike while in Amsterdam. It's the quickest and easiest way to explore the city in a short time.
But you should also know, it can be really dangerous if you're not careful enough. Believe me, I saw my life passing by in front of my eyes a few times 🤣

What's your favorite way to explore the city?

How oft do you take a break and just enjoy life?

How oft do you take a break and just enjoy life?

The past year was tough for all of us, for some people more, for some less. But we are still here, we are still living! So, it's pretty much our choice how are we going to live our lives.

Are we going to live our dream life, or are we just going to yammer how life is unfair?

This will be over, sooner or later. So, why don't we make the best of this situation? And it's normal to feel down sometimes, as long as you put yourself together and keep on going.

Just a little Monday motivation to keep us going through this week 😊

Better to see something once, than to hear about i

Better to see something once, than to hear about it a thousand times

As I mentioned a couple of times, I'm suffering from a strange fear, fear of missing out!
So, when I'm traveling I have to be prepared.

These are some of my favorite apps, which make my planning and traveling easier

Pinterest - I love to read other people's experiences, and Pinterest is a great place to find some of the best blog posts.

Google maps - that's definitely one of my favorite apps, I really don't know what I would do without it. I mark all of the locations I want to visit and then plan my route

Instagram - I always look on Instagram to find picturesque corners

Chech24 - here you can find amazing offers for accommodation and flights

Skyscanner - for cheap flights

Airbnb - for cheap accommodation

AllTrails - I discovered this app a few weeks ago, but I can already tell you that it’s going to be one of my favorite apps. Here you can find amazing hiking and mountain biking trails

Which apps do you use? Are you a planner or spontaneous traveler?

Everything you need to know about National Park Pl

Everything you need to know about National Park Plitvice Lakes

- it's the oldest and largest national park in Croatia

- it covers an area of just under 300 km²

- since 1979 on the UNESCO World Heritage List

- just under 1% of the total park area is covered by lakes

- cascading from one into the next, there are 16 named and several unnamed lakes

- the lakes end in the impressive waterfalls called Sastavci

- Korana river spring from under the base of Sastavci waterfalls

- there are 7 different tours to tour the lakes and 4 hiking trails

- length of the tours stretch from 3500 m to 18300 m (2-3 hours to 6-8 hours)

- park is open for visitors all year round

- dogs are permitted in the park only on a leash

- you can go rowing on the largest lake Kozjak (50 kn/hour, max. 4 persons per boat)

- cycling is not permitted

- admission fee varies depending on the season from 80 kn to 300 kn, as well as the opening hours

- ticket price includes transport with the electric boat and panorama train

Would you like to visit Plitvice Lakes? Or you already have?

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