Lagos, Portugal, is a coastal town that offers more than just stunning beaches. Nestled in the Algarve region, this charming destination combines rich history, breathtaking natural beauty, and a lively atmosphere that appeals to travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure. If you are wondering why Lagos deserves a spot on your travel list, this blog will guide you through the unique experiences and sights that make it truly special. Ponta da Piedade cliffs with turquoise

This city is underrated, but amazing for a small get-away.

Discover Gdańsk in 48 hours! Our complete weekend guide covers the best historic sites, authentic pierogi spots, craft beer bars, and vodka tastings. Practical tips included for 2026.

Three underrated cities that need to be visited during spring time. You’re gonna fall in love with Gdańsk in Poland but also Aveiro and Guimarães in Portugal.

Aveiro and Venice are often compared because of their canals, boats, and romantic atmosphere. Aveiro is even called the “Venice of Portugal.” But while they share similarities, the experience of visiting each city is surprisingly different. One is world-famous and dramatic. The other is quieter, simpler, and more intimate. So which one is better? The answer depends on what kind of traveler you are. Discover With Us Explore the canals of Venice and Aveiro See the gondola and t

Discover Guimarães, the birthplace of Portugal, through its medieval castle, UNESCO-listed historic center, noble palace, traditional Minho cuisine, and panoramic views from Penha Mountain. Explore the city’s history and cultural heritage step by step.

Guimarães is called the birthplace of Portugal — but long before it was a nation, it was a kitchen. Stone walls, family tables, and pots left to simmer for hours shaped this city just as much as castles and crowns. And nowhere is Guimarães more honest than in its food: rich, unapologetic, and deeply rooted in Minho tradition. This is not light cuisine. This is food that raised a country.

Everyday life returns Gentle mornings Unhurried afternoons Comfortable evenings A season that welcomes you Everyday life returns When summer leaves Portugal, everyday life quietly steps back into focus. Streets begin to feel familiar again, not staged or rushed, just lived in. The country settles into a rhythm that feels natural and unforced, where daily routines matter more than schedules. This is the moment when Portugal feels most like itself. Gentle mornings Mornings in P

This guide to Guimarães follows the city on foot — from fortified hills to social squares — paying attention to how distance, scale, and rhythm shape the experience

Aveiro, the portugal Venice.

Discover Gdańsk through its rich history and vibrant culture. From historic landmarks to modern attractions, Gdańsk offers a unique blend of the past and present.

A flexible three-day itinerary for Ghent, mixing key sights with quieter areas and room to wander

Thinking about traveling solo in Europe but feeling unsure? This guide shares practical tips on choosing destinations, staying safe, finding the right accommodation, and learning how to enjoy your own company. A must-read for anyone planning their first solo adventure. ✈️

Europe looks small on a map. But anyone who’s tried to see everything in one trip knows the truth: too many cities, too little time, and one very tired traveler. The secret to a smooth European journey? Start in Portugal—and travel smart from there. From Lisbon, Europe opens up in easy, logical routes that flow naturally, without backtracking or burnout. Here are a few of our favorite ways to explore Europe without the stress.

January is the month everyone forgets.The decorations are packed away. The fireworks are over. The crowds have gone home. And that’s exactly why it’s magical. While most people are easing back into routine, Europe quietly becomes itself again—unrushed, authentic, and unexpectedly generous to those who show up at just the right moment.

A flexible itinerary isn’t about planning less — it’s about planning in a way that leaves room for real travel. This guide breaks down how to structure your trip so it can adapt without becoming stressful

Every December, Europe transforms into a postcard. Christmas markets glow like tiny galaxies, mugs of glühwein steam in gloved hands, and fairy lights drip from every old town square. But beyond the familiar sparkle hides a winter world few travelers ever discover — a world of mysterious fires, frozen rituals, centuries-old legends, snow-lit celebrations, and bizarre traditions locals adore.

At the beginning of every year, I usually feel the urge to plan. To open maps, compare flights, save destinations. To decide where  I’m going next. But this year, before choosing places, I wanted to pause and think about something else: How I actually want to travel This travel vision board isn’t about ticking off countries or chasing new experiences just for the sake of movement. It’s about setting intentions for the way my travels fit into my life, slower, more present, and

Step away from the crowds and discover Europe’s hidden Christmas gems — where quiet streets, local traditions and soft winter light create a more intimate kind of holiday magic.

Explore Europe’s best winter escapes for a girls’ trip, from snowy landscapes to festive city markets