If you’re planning a trip to Rome and wondering how to fit everything in, don’t stress. Four days is actually a great amount of time to soak in the city’s history, food, and charm without feeling rushed. Rome is packed with ancient ruins, stunning art, delicious pasta, and those little cobblestone streets that make you want to wander without a plan. But having a rough itinerary helps a lot, especially in a city where there’s so much to see.
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Street markets in Barcelona this summer
There’s something special about Barcelona in the summer, maybe it’s the long sunny days, the smell of good food drifting through the streets, or just the general vibe of everyone being out and about. One of my favorite things to do when the weather’s warm is to wander through the city’s street markets. They’re full of energy, local flavor, and unexpected finds, whether it’s vintage clothes, handmade jewelry, or fresh snacks that you have to try. In this post, I’m sharing some of the best markets to check out this summer. Enjoy!
Favorite things to do in Rome
Rome is my second favorite city of Europe, I’ve been here now a couple of times. After a few visits, I’ve built up a list of favorite spots and experiences that I always return to. If you’re planning a trip (or even just dreaming of one), I’d love to share some of the things that make Rome so special to me.
Spend 5 days in Rome with me
I went back to my favorite city (next to Barcelona of course) with a friend. We stayed in a new neighborhood for me, which was really nice and even though we both have been to Rome multiple times now we still did a lot on these 5 days. So keep on reading for more tips to add on your to do list 🙂
Daytrip to Blanes
If you’re looking to escape the buzz of Barcelona for a day, Blanes is the perfect coastal retreat. Just over an hour by train from the city, this charming seaside town marks the gateway to the Costa Brava and offers a quieter, more authentic taste of Catalonia.
Neighborhoods in Barcelona
There are so many lovely neighborhoods in Barcelona. Here are my favorite ones. Read further on to learn more about the neighborhoods in Barcelona and which ones you need to add to your to do list 🙂
Ebook how to move to Spain
Ever dreamed of starting a new chapter under the Spanish sun, but felt overwhelmed by the paperwork, endless Google searches, and confusing processes? I get it. When I moved to Spain, it was exciting… but also chaotic, stressful, and honestly, a bit frustrating. I wished there had been one place with all the information I needed — clearly explained, up-to-date, and based on real experience. That’s exactly why I created my brand-new eBook: “How to Move to Spain – A Practical & Personal Guide”.
My favorite things to show my friends / family in Barelona
Barcelona has many things to do, so it can be hard to choose which ones you want to see on your trip. Especially if you are here only for a few days. Read on further for my favorite things to show to my family and friends when they are visiting and which ones you shouldn’t miss on your trip to Barcelona.
Spend two days with me in Barcelona
My cousin came for a few days to visit from The Netherlands, I could finally show her around my favorite city again 🙂
I did had to work while she was here, but luckily I had 2 days off where we got to spend the whole day enjoying beautiful Barcelona. Read on further to got some tips of this amazing place.
Spend a week with me in Barcelona
This year I spend Christmas in Barcelona with a friend, instead of going back to The Netherlands. Read on further to get tips on what to do in Barcelona 🙂
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