Metropolis Mexico City

When I used to think of Mexico City; I thought of a big, overcrowded and dangerous city. But nothing like that was true; Mexico City or abbreviated to CDMX (Ciudad de México) really surprised me in a very positive way!! I will explain why and where to go, to get the positive energy from in CDMX. First some impressive facts of … Read More

From Charles Bridge to the Old & New City

In this Prague travel blog the walk from Charles Bridge to the Old & New City. A cultural walk with a lot to the highlights of Prague. Enjoy the city walk! Charles Bridge Prague In 1357 Charles IV ordered to replace the bridge which had been washed away by floods in 1342. The new bridge was completed in 1390 and … Read More

From Prague Castle to Jewish Quarter

In this Prague travel blog the walk from From Prague Castle to Jewish Quarter. An amazing walk with other highlights of Prague. Enjoy the city walk blog full of tips, information and inspirations! Prague Castle From my hotel in Malá Strana I could directly see one side of the Prague Castle or Pražský hrad, which is said to be one … Read More

From Malá Strana up Petřin Hill to Kampa

In this Prague travel blog the walk From Malá Strana up Petřin Hill to Kampa. A beautiful walk with a great view over Prague. Enjoy this city walk blog full of tips, information and inspirations! Malá Strana Prague Like I said my hotel was located in the Malá Strana neighborhood, behind this area of houses and building a great park … Read More

Three Days in Prague

I love to do a city trip or a short trip before the summer here in Holland. May is the perfect month to visit a European city, not too warm and not too cold either. I never had been to Prague and I must admit I am not really keen of the Eastern European countries, but I heard Prague is … Read More

Daytrip to Jerusalem

A must do when you visit Tel Aviv is take a daytrip to Jerusalem. If you have more time of course you can sleepover for a night or two. For us the daytrip was enough, we are not religious and the highlights of the Old City in Jerusalem were enough for us. In this travel blog inspirations, tips and information … Read More

Food & Restaurants in Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv is known for the good and healthy food. You see a lot of vegetarian restaurants everywhere. I’m not a vegetarian but my sister is, so for her it was wahala here. I like to eat the local food wherever I am. In my opinion it is the best to eat, fresh, with ingredients that grow close, support hopefully … Read More

Neighborhoods in Tel Aviv

In Tel Aviv you can really feel and see the different neighborhoods like Old Jaffa, Neva Tzedek, City Center and Old Port area. With the bike it’s easy to drive through the areas, stop and have a coffee or lunch, walk and shop and continue your journey to the next neighborhood. In this travel blog I give you tips, information … Read More

Explore Tel Aviv by Bike

Of course we are Dutch and we like our bikes naturally, but if you know how to ride a bike: RENT ONE! You can choose a normal bike or an electrical one. The first one is cheaper 25 ILS compared to 30 ILS per hour. If you rent for a longer period it will be cheaper depending from 75 to … Read More

Tips before you go to Tel Aviv

In this travel blog I will provide you with general information for traveling to Tel Aviv, Israel. For example Visa, Cost, Sabbath and many more tips and information on traveling to Tel Aviv. In my other travel blogs on Tel Aviv you can find more inspirations on the routes you can walk in the different neighborhoods or how to rent … Read More