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Bridge in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina — Bosnia and Herzegovina

View of Dubrovnik Old Town, Croatia — Croatia

Schloss Charlottenburg, Berlin — Germany

ornate red-brick town hall-style building with white decorative trim and tall sculpted gables in a cobblestone square; people walking and horse carts nearby, overcast sky — Latvia

View of Kotor Bay surrounded by mountains, Montenegro — Montenegro

Orthodox church in Ohrid, North Macedonia — North Macedonia

Traditional colorful houses in Bergen, Norway — Norway

Panoramic view of the rooftops of Lisbon, Portugal — Portugal

Fountain surrounded by buildings in Valencia, Spain — Spain

Hiking in Anaga, mountains in Tenerife — Canary Islands

All Europe Travel Blogs

Wooden boardwalk leading to two round stone windmills on a grassy headland by the sea. Camino Portugués de la Costa

Walking the Camino Portugués: What I Wish I’d Known First

June 1, 2026

Walking the Camino Portugués de la Costa was not how I’d imagined it. In this article, I go over the things I wish I’d known before walking this route.

Is Romania Safe for Solo Female Travelers? (+ Safety Advice)

January 22, 2026

Is Romania safe for solo female travelers? Find the answer in this article, along with my top safety tips to enjoy your adventures with peace of mind.

How to Spend One Perfect Day in Sinaia: Beyond Peles Castle

December 31, 2025

How to spend a day (or more) in Sinaia, a beautiful mountain resort town in Romania. Here are my top things to do in Sinaia, besides the famous Peles Castle.

View of Dubrovnik from above with cable car, Croatia itinerary

2‑Week Croatia Itinerary: What to See on the Perfect Route

August 14, 2025

Looking for a flexible Croatia itinerary that’s packed with cool cities, islands, beaches, and national parks? You’re in the right place!

Santiago de Compostela - Via de la Plata

Camino Diaries: Via de la Plata From Ourense to Santiago

July 31, 2025

This is my very personal experience walking Via de la Plata from Ourense to Santiago. This is the last of the four parts that make up this Camino experience.