Florence isn’t my favourite Italian city. There, I said it. But it’s undoubtedly beautiful and immensely important for world culture. After all, it’s the birthplace of Renaissance and artists such as Michelangelo created some of their best masterpieces in Florence. Having said that, it’s no wonder than many people find Florence daunting and even overwhelming… Read More 5 unmissable Florence sights
It was probably the hottest day of the year. 29°C on a sunny day in May. Who would have known that it could get so hot in the spring in Austria? My mum and I took a day trip to Klagenfurt to take a break from my wedding preparations (three years ago). On the way… Read More Klagenfurt & Minimundus
A fellow travel blogger whose recent posts from her latest trip to England left me green-eyed with jealousy has also published a fun little post called Alphabet travels. I thought I could do a similar post 🙂 So, I went through all my travel photos (not an easy task) to find one for the each letter… Read More The ABCs of my travels
Eiffel tower, Paris, France, 2007 Let’s be social Twitter / Facebook / Bloglovin’ / Google+ / Instagram
I can’t believe that it’s been almost 10 years since I lived in England. Time flies! When I lived & worked in Suffolk I took several day trips by train, alone or with a friend. One of them was to Norwich, the capital of the neighbouring county of Norfolk. It was a grey November day.… Read More My English memories: Norwich
Who still sends postcards? When I was a child I used to go through my mum’s picture postcards box and daydream. Those postcards were my Pinterest and Instagram combined. The postcards my dad sent from his concert tours around Europe, the postcards from distant family members who moved half a world across, the blank postcards from… Read More Who still sends postcards?
the Red Phone Box travels 