A curious girl, A wanderer
The perfect finds for traveling & moving abroad.
In 2022, I packed up my life and moved to Barcelona, and I quickly learned just how important it is to have the right gear for moving abroad. That is why I am starting this series: to share the absolute perfect items I’ve found for traveling and relocating. So, if you are thinking about moving abroad, or if you’re just prepping for your next big trip, this post is definitely for you! 🙂
This 5-day itinerary is designed to help you experience the best of Barcelona without rushing. It combines must-see highlights like the Sagrada FamÃlia and Park Güell with local neighborhoods, hidden corners, and time to slow down.
It’s all about balance, seeing the iconic spots while still leaving room to wander, discover, and enjoy the atmosphere that makes Barcelona so special.
For every day I have made a day program + my favorite food & drinks spots in the neighborhoods + links to buy tickets.
Here are my recommendations from March, I hope you can find the time to check out at least one of them. They are worth it 🙂
Barcelona is a city where new spots pop up almost every day, so my list of favorites is always changing. Here are my current go-to coffee spots 🙂
A few weeks ago, I published my first journal on Amazon: My Moving Abroad Journal. Since then, I’ve created a few additional editions, including a minimalist ‘clean girl’ version.
While the content remains the same, each edition is designed with its own unique aesthetic. The ‘clean girl’ Moving Abroad Journal is perfect for those who love simplicity, calm, and a polished look. With a neutral color palette and a clean layout, this version creates a focused space for planning your move abroad.
I few weeks ago I published my first journal on Amazon, called My moving abroad journal. Since then, I’ve created a few additional editions, including a special ‘girly’ version.
The ‘girly’ Moving Abroad Journal is designed for those who love soft, feminine, and stylish vibes. The content is the same as the first journal, only the layout and cover are different, which exist of pink and red colors.
My friend came to visit, so I showed her around my favorite city. It was her first time in Barcelona, so we did a lot of touristy things as well. Follow along for some tips :).
Winter in Barcelona isn’t your typical winter. The days are cooler, the city slows down just enough to feel cozy, and there’s a good mix of festive events and everyday activities that make this season worth enjoying. Whether you live here or you’re visiting, there are plenty of ways to make the most of the colder months. From checking out holiday lights to discovering new cafés, museums, and creative workshops, here’s a simple guide to what you can do around the city this winter.
This month’s recommendations are all about embracing that early winter magic, steaming cups of rich hot chocolate, cafés perfect for slow mornings, twinkling lights that transform the city, and the Christmas markets that make wandering irresistible.
If you’re ready to welcome the season with cozy vibes and festive charm, here are my top November picks around Barcelona.
As the festive season approaches, Barcelona transforms into a twinkling wonderland filled with lights, music, and the irresistible scent of roasted chestnuts. Starting at the end of November, the city’s most beloved Christmas markets open their stalls, inviting both locals and visitors to soak up the holiday spirit. Here are the top three Christmas markets in Barcelona you won’t want to miss this year!
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