Here is an exclusive collection of European Destination Travel Guides! Created exclusively for solo traveling females! All these boutique travel guides are written for women traveling on their own. However, all can be used by any traveler looking for tips and recommendations.
These European destination travel guides specialize in helping you choose the best accommodations, restaurants, and daily activities. Each guide has exclusive tips and a Free Google map of the post’s pinned locations.
Going to Germany and trying to decide between Hamburg or Bremen? These two cities are pretty different, so if you know your travel style, the choice actually isn’t that hard. Plus, since they’re fairly close to each other, you might be able to visit both, so you don’t really have to choose. But if you’re…
Bremen, Germany, is one of the country’s most idyllic towns, at least in my opinion. It’s often overlooked when people plan a trip to Germany, but if you’ve found yourself here, I imagine you’re at least considering it. We’ll get into the details about Bremen and whether it’s worth visiting, but honestly, if you’re already…
Seeing affordable flights to Paris in August and wondering if it’s worth the trip? I get it. I was tempted by a good deal too and ended up spending a week visiting Paris in the summer. I’ve got plenty to say about it. Some of it’s good. Some, not so much. Think of this post…
Some people say I am obsessed with the Christmas Markets in Europe. I say I am just a Christmas market enthusiast. I’ve been known to cross borders for the smell of mulled wine and the glow of fairy lights, so what? Having lived in Berlin for four years, just steps from the city’s largest Christmas…
Of all the famous Christmas markets in Europe, Strasbourg is definitely… well, one of them. Touted as the Capital of Christmas, it’s a place where fairy lights drip from medieval rooftops, the air smells like mulled wine and cinnamon, and you can’t turn a corner without stumbling into a stall selling something festive (and probably…
If you’re anything like me, you’re probably obsessed with German Christmas markets. The only hard part is deciding which towns do it best. This past Christmas, I had my sights set on two of my favorite places in Germany: Heidelberg and Bamberg. I’d visited both in the fall, but never during the holiday season. I…
