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Driving in Slovenia – a comprehensive guide for your road trip

With breathtaking and diverse natural landscapes, smooth and efficient roads, and cultural and cosmopolitan cities, Slovenia is the perfect destination for a road trip.

Driving in Slovenia is one of the best ways to explore the small but adventure-packed country. From the beautiful and charming Ljubljana, the medieval castles and vineyards of Brda, and the breathtaking views of Lake Bled, there’s lots to see and explore. The best part? Slovenia is so compact that you can get from one end of the country in a few hours.

If you’re planning a holiday in Slovenia, make it a road trip! Here’s everything you need to know. [Read more…] about Driving in Slovenia – a comprehensive guide for your road trip

Driving in Alsace – a road trip in the gorgeous French wine region

Europe, France, Travel Guides

When it comes to relaxing holidays, there’s no town like a wine town.

One: you have the perfect weather that helps create the perfect grapes. Two: these grapes produce amazing wine that inspires delicious food. And three: this makes everyone giddy happy and friendly!

But too much of a good thing can be oh-so-wonderful, so we add one more ingredient to this perfect holiday recipe: the open road. And that’s exactly how we spent our holiday in Alsace, France’s northeastern wine-growing region: a road trip through beautiful towns, lush vineyards, and breathtaking mountain roads, all while filling up on good food, great wine, and amazing sights.

Best things to do in Český Krumlov’s charming old town

Czech Republic, Europe, Travel Guides

A medieval castle town set on the banks of a capricious river, its streets lined with a mixture of Renaissance, Baroque, and Gothic buildings.

If it sounds like I’m describing a fairy tale town, that’s exactly what Český Krumlov is. [Read more…] about Best things to do in Český Krumlov’s charming old town

3 days in Budapest – best things to do in Hungary’s exciting capital

Europe, Hungary, Travel Guides

Budapest is a city that everybody seems to love.

The Hungarian capital is by no means a “secret gem”. It’s a major port for cruise ships, a go-to destination for traveling Europe on a budget, and a favorite base among digital nomads. Scroll through Instagram and you’ll likely find photos of the Fisherman’s Bastion and the Parliament. Ask anyone who’s been to Budapest and they’ll tell you all about the ruin bars and the bustling nightlife scene. Budapest is a vibrant city with just the right mix of historic sights and a cosmopolitan vibe, earning its place among the top cities to visit in Europe.

And yet, there’s a lot to discover in this city. Despite all the hype, I was amazed at how much more I ended up liking Budapest. The pictures and the stories just don’t do the city justice – it’s a place you really must experience to get why everybody raves about it so much.

If you’re heading to Central Europe, let me echo what all those who have gone before me have said: you must add Budapest to your itinerary. While there’s a lot to discover in this city that even a week’s stay or two won’t fully uncover, here are my best recommendations on what to do in Budapest in 3 exciting days. [Read more…] about 3 days in Budapest – best things to do in Hungary’s exciting capital

Spring in South Korea – when and where to see the cherry blossoms

Asia, South Korea, Travel Guides

Life in South Korea has certainly gotten faster and flashier in the last few years, but come spring, everyone stops to smell the flowers.

Winter melts and spring takes over, splashing the cities and the countryside with brilliant colors and fragrant scents.

The most awaited of these blooms, of course, is the cherry blossom. While we all wait with bated breath for the forecasts and the festivals, get a head start on your travel plans with these top tips for savoring spring in South Korea.

Driving in South Korea – a guide for tourists

Asia, South Korea, Travel Guides

Driving in South Korea is a fun way to discover the country.

The country’s cities are exciting and a great start to your adventures, of course, but to really get a sense of South Korea, you have to venture to its small quaint towns and have a taste of its amazing countryside.

While it is possible to go around South Korea using public transportation, driving around is a lot more convenient and fun. It definitely saves you travel time and if you plan your trip right, it can save you money. Plus: it’s a lot easier to do than you think – even if you don’t speak their language.

Here are my tips for renting a car and driving in South Korea.