A Guide to Berlin, Germany
I visited Berlin back in 2012 and it was such fun to revisit the city 13 years later and see what had changed... but also what was just the same. → Check out one of my first ever blog posts…
View PostI visited Berlin back in 2012 and it was such fun to revisit the city 13 years later and see what had changed... but also what was just the same. → Check out one of my first ever blog posts…
View PostI remember seeing a photo of the perfectly round Devil's Bridge on Tumblr more than a decade ago and it stayed lodged in my memory ever since as a place I just knew I wanted to see in real life…
View PostThe Basteibrücke is a mysterious rock formation with a wooden bridge built across part of it in eastern Germany. It's been on my bucket list to see for a very long time and our Easter roadtrip through northern Germany was…
View PostWe undertook an Easter roadtrip through northwestern Germany, starting in Munich where my partner lives and doing a big circular loop. The Easter long weekend is always a perfect time to head out on a trip, what with shoulder season…
View PostThe Easter long weekend is always a perfect time to head out on a trip, what with shoulder season in full swing, the spring weather looking better and prices still reasonable. In previous years, I've spent my Easters in Northern…
View PostHiking season has begun in Austria! Spring hiking is in full swing and that means while you might still find snow at the higher altitudes, the trails are starting to open and the mountains are ready for a new season…
View PostWith lakes and natural beauty abound and a country that loves to be outdoors and exercising, it might come as no surprise that Austria is home to some seriously gorgeous tennis courts. → Follow along my Austrian adventures on Instagram @JanaInAustria!…
View PostWe've tried a few different day spas in Austria over the last six months and every time we have such a wonderful, indulging experience. After my 5-week, 6-country Central America backpacking trip, I returned to Europe in mid-March exhausted from…
View PostI landed back in Europe from my 5-week, 6-country Central America backpacking trip in mid-March and found a continent in full spring mode. I was exhausted from my adventure but eager to continue exploring. While big undertakings weren't quite on…
View PostNew York City! It's hard to believe that even though I've spent 14 years of my life living on the North American continent in both Colorado, USA and in British Columbia, Canada, and traveled across both countries frequently, that I've…
View PostAnd suddenly, the final country of my Central America backpacking trip was upon us. I had started this adventure my partner in Panama, the easternmost point of the trip, before traveling by bus across Costa Rica. We finished our portion together…
View PostGuatemala was the fourth of five countries I visited during my Central America backpacking trip, I trip I'd been manifesting since last summer. I quit my job last July and decided to take what I coined an "adult gap year",…
View PostOur third and final stop in Guatemala was in the far north of the country on the little island of Flores, the base for which to visit the famous Mayan ruins of Tikal. Guatemala was the fourth country of my…
View PostOur third and final stop in Guatemala was in the far north of the country on the little island of Flores, the base for which to visit the famous Mayan ruins of Tikal. → Check out my guide on how to…
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