From Camden to Notting Hill: The Best Neighborhoods in London
London has so much to offer. From the food to the abundance of entertainment and activities: you will never get bored in this metropolis. Add the rich history of each area to the mix and you got yourself a weekend you will never forget. To make sure you do not get overwhelmed by all the options, I have listed these six neighborhoods for you, with a short history to put it all in perspective. Curious? Let’s start exploring!
How to Get to Know London in Three Days
Beautiful London. The possibilities of exploration are endless. When numerous tours, restaurants and musicals call your name, how can you possibly pick one? But no fear: to counter your decision paralysis I have listed what I think are the seven best experiences in London that will leave you both fulfilled and wanting more. The more you discover, the more you discover you do not know. So, hop on a double-decker with me, and race past the seven activities to get to know this gorgeous city.
Gluten Free London: Top 7 Gluten Free Restaurants & Bakeries
Maki Rolls with jalapeño, flavor bomb zucchinis, and flourless cakes for days. London has surpassed all my expectations on gluten free food. Possibilities are endless in this metropolis, and I would urge any gluten free traveler and foodie to come here as often as you can! After having spent three days trying as much food as possible, I have created this gluten free guide to London for you, so you know where to go and what to add to your bucket list.
The 3 Best Restaurants for Gluten Free Pizza in Amsterdam
Bicycles, tulips, and canals: Amsterdam is all those things. But did you know it has more to offer on the food front than coffeeshops? My hometown is a foodie city and an amalgamation of cultures, creating a unique blend of tastes and dishes. However, Dutchies love Italy and her food, with pizza as the go-to choice for a spontaneous night out. And the gluten-free options are mouthwateringly good as well! So keep reading for my top three in Amsterdam!
Rapid Rivers and Ancient Bridges: What to Do in Mostar and Konjic, Bosnia Herzegovina
Turquoise rapids, emerald forests and bridges buzzing with history: that is just a snippet of what you will find in Bosnia Herzegovina. We continued our interrailing trip in our fifth country with sightseeing in Mostar and white-river rafting in Konjic. Want to know whether Mostar is worth the hype and rafting is something for you? As well as where to stay? Then continue reading so you can craft your perfect itinerary.
A Collection of Moments: Roadtripping Through Montenegro
Pebble stone beaches where people lounge lazily on sunbeds, hot and tangy cevapi for afternoon snacking, shining limestone cliffs and rugged mountains that draw you in: Montenegro is the perfect summer destination. From its kind and helpful people to the impressive views from the little village of Perast, just outside of Kotor, Wessel and I made many memorable moments in this country, which I have conveniently collected to serve as travel inspiration for your next trip.
Hindsight Musings: What to Do and What not to Do in Albania
After having visited the pristine blue waters in Vlorë while hitchhiking in a military Landrover, strolled along Berat’s ancient streets, and cycled through Shkodërs, Wessel and I had gone through quite some educational experiences: both good and bad. Lucky for you, I have gathered all of our do’s and don’t’s, so you can plan the ultimate Albania trip, sooner rather than later.
The Battle of the Oranges: An Authentic Look into Carnival in Ivrea, Italy
Have you ever been hit in the head by an orange? Well, I have, and although it hurt, the experience was a lot of fun. I am talking about the Battle of the Oranges here: part of the Carnival of Ivrea in Italy, it has been practiced for centuries. Wessel and I were lucky enough to be invited to this unique tradition last February, so now we can tell you what it was really like to be covered in orange juice, and more!
The Ultimate Skiing Guide to La Norma, France
I get it, your first time on the slopes (or in a new ski resort) can be quite daunting. There are so many things you need to think about and plan beforehand, before you can enjoy the snow! That is why I made this skiing travel guide to one of our favorite places: La Norma, France. From where to get your ski passes, to what to pack: with my advice, you will be able to enjoy the Savoy cheeses and French wine in no time.
What I Ate in A Week in the French Alps: A Gluten Free Skiing Guide
This February we once again embarked on our annual skiing trip in La Norma, with just the two of us this time! It being my third time there during the winter, I was already looking forward to the delicious tartiflettes and gorgeous cafés au lait. For GF first timers, though, it can be quite daunting. So, to help you navigate the snowy mountains of the French Alpes worry-free, and keep your gut healthy, I present to you this gluten-free skiing guide. Bon appétit!