Between the beautiful architecture, the amazing food and friendly locals, New Orleans instantly became my favorite city in the US (so far). It has a European vibe, which made me feel right at home. And even after a month, I never got bored here. There is just so much to do and see in this city. Here are some of the best things to do in New Orleans: … More Things to do in New Orleans
Nashville, the capital of country music. This city had been on my travel bucket list for a long time. I loved Nashville. It’s a vibrant town with lots to do and see. And it is not all country music 24 hours a day. Here are my favorite things I did while visiting Nashville … More Things to do in Nashville
It’s funny how when you travel, your plans can suddenly change and everything ends up even better than you expected. I rarely plan ahead when I travel, because that way I can embrace opportunities when they present themselves. Originally, I thought I would travel to NYC from Ithaca and from there to Nashville. But there … More Things to do in Buffalo NY
It’s a cute city with a really nice atmosphere. It’s the kind of hippie, free spirited, liberal college town I love. Small and friendly. The campus is beautiful, the houses colorful, the scenery stunning. Seriously, if you like nature, cute little cafes, street art and thrift stores: this is the place for you. I spent a little under two weeks exploring Ithaca and surroundings, these were my favorite things to do in Ithaca: … More Things to do in Ithaca, NY
By cooking most of my own meals I save a lot of money on food while I travel. Instead of spending a ton of money on every meal, I save my hard-earned cash for street food, snacks, drinks and the occasional splurge. Cooking your own meals can seem a bit daunting, but cooking cheap, healthy and easy meals as a backpacker is actually not that hard. I’ll share my tried and tested tips on hostel cooking and saving money on food … More Things to know about hostel cooking and travel meals
