Although Peniscola, Spain, is incredibly popular with domestic tourists, most foreigners have never even heard of it. This picturesque coastal town in the province of Castellon on the Costa del Azahar is considered one of the sunniest places on the Spanish coast, and with its charming white and blue houses, turquoise waters and cobblestoned streets, …
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When you think of countries with beautiful sunsets, Scotland may not be one that immediately comes to mind. It has a reputation for being rainy, foggy, and chilly most of the year, which doesn’t usually pair well with good sunset conditions. But Scotland is one of those countries that just feels magical. The rolling green …
I’d wanted to visit Germany for as long as I could remember, and so when I booked 4 days in Berlin with a girlfriend, I was mega excited. Hearty bratwurst, gallons of beer and majestic architecture – what’s not to love? Add a bunch of gothic hipsters, underground techno clubs and a thriving art scene …
Located in the south of Bulgaria, just two hours from the capital of Sofia, Plovdiv is teeming with ancient history, quirky street are and bohemian cafes and bars. Not only is Plovdiv Bulgaria’s second biggest city, but it is also the oldest living city in Europe. It has been Thracian, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Old Bulgarian, …
As soon as my taxi dropped me off on the edge of Plovdiv Old Town, I knew that I was going to fall in love with this city. Cobbled streets, adorable stray cats and hidden alleyways give the Old Town of Plovdiv a truly magical feel, and although Plovdiv attracts its fair share of tourists, …
Ever since I moved to Valencia and heard a friend talking about Port Saplaya, the ‘Little Venice of Valencia,’ I knew I had to go. Valencia had already won me over with its cobbled streets, dinky little bars and friendly locals, but the idea that it had its own mini Venice endeared the city even …
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