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What to do in Venice when it rains – 7 things to do and 3 not to do
If you’re planning to visit Venice in late autumn, winter, or early spring, you might be wondering what to do in Venice when it rains. Well, you’re correct to think about it, as it rains quite often during those times. But even during summer, there can be rain showers and thunderstorms! My first recommendation is – if the rain is…
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Venice 2 day itinerary – loveliest 2 days in Venice
Venice is one of the most unique places in the world. A city built completely on islands in a lagoon, with thousands of years of history and architecture to show for it, you should definitely have a Venice 2 day itinerary on your Italy trip plan. There are no roads to drive on, only canals, and the streets are narrow…
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Road trip safety tips including avoiding robbery
Last month (September 2021), I learned the hard way that not everyone remains safe while on a road trip. Storytime! My parents were driving over half of Europe to visit us. For the night, instead of sleeping in a hotel, they decided to sleep in their van in a truck parking lot in Poland. They’ve done it loads of times…
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Factors to consider when choosing a hotel – the most important ones
Having a good hotel is quite important if you want to have a pleasant vacation. Yes, of course, people don’t generally spend a lot of time in their hotel rooms when on a trip, but still, it’s important that you have a place where you can relax after a day of exploring. But how to find good accommodation? Well, it’s…
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What to pack for a spa weekend or day to enjoy your time fully
We went for a spa and wellness weekend with Michal! And, honestly, we haven’t been anywhere just the two of us that I had to think quite a lot about what to pack for a spa weekend, haha. I’m so excited! It’s been way too long since we went anywhere for a night just the two of us. The pool…
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Types of travellers: which one are you?
There are as many different types of travellers (or tourists) as there are types of people. Some people are thrifty, some spend on luxury items. Some rather relax at home by watching TV, some go out in the mountains to hike. And on, and on, and on! So why would it differ for tourists? Is it different types of tourists…
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Self-catering holiday packing list + free PDF checklist
A self-catering holiday packing list is a little bit different from your usual hotel holiday packing list. When you travel to stay in a hotel, you generally plan to eat out – in restaurants, cafes, and so on. So, when packing for a self-catering holiday, there are extra items you need to take with you so you can cook comfortably.…
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Best places to stay in El Chalten: incredible hotels and apartments
El Chalten is the hiking capital of Argentina, there’s no doubt about that. And since it’s one of the most popular places to visit in Patagonia, there’s lots of accommodation for every taste and budget available. Yes, although El Chalten is a place that is popular with hikers, the best places to stay in El Chalten range from hostels to…
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Where to stay in Hiroshima and ryokan in Miyajima [2022] – all the info you need!
It’s a bit easier to figure out where to stay in Hiroshima than it is in other places in Japan. But still, not easy enough, I’d say. There are still quite a few neighbourhoods to look through and even more hotels to consider. Plus, add on Miyajima, and it complicates things quite a bit! That’s why I’ve put together this…
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Day trip to Hiroshima itinerary – or incredible 24h there, your choice
At the beginning of our Japan trip, we spent one day in Hiroshima and Miyajima. It seemed ridiculous to go and enjoy the best of Japan but not visit one of the most tragic – and interesting – historical sites it has. If you have the time, I suggest spending a night or two there. But even as a day…