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.
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Lisbon’s Christmas markets have a special charm that I fell in love with, from the twinkling lights at Armazéns do Chiado to the cozy wooden chalets at Rossio Market. There’s nothing quite like sipping glühwein in Lisbon with a shot of Ginja (trust me, it’s a must!) The Xmas markets are scattered across the city,…
If you’re heading to Berlin for the Christmas season, you might feel overwhelmed by the city’s many Christmas markets—over 70 in the greater Berlin area! I lived in Berlin for almost four years, and one of the things to do in Berlin at Christmas was go to a holiday market! Visiting these markets and finding…
Could visiting the Portuguese capital in January be one of Europe’s best-kept secrets? As someone celebrating their second winter living in Lisbon, I’m here to give you the inside scoop on what you can expect! Now, I won’t sugarcoat it—Lisbon in January isn’t the sun-drenched destination you might imagine. But there are plenty of perks…
Exploring Naples as a solo female traveler… good idea or avoid at all costs? I’ll be honest, I’ve heard a lot of stories about Naples being this terrible place to visit filled with crime, drugs, and unsavory characters. I avoided the city for years and visited other destinations such as Bari, Monopolio, and Polignano a…
Looking for the best things to do alone in Lake Bled in the winter? Though my solo visit was short, I was pleasantly surprised by all the fun things to do around the lake! It was the perfect little place to escape for a weekend. During winter time, Lake Bled is VERY quiet. I went…
If you’re looking to visit lesser-known Greek islands in the Cyclades, you might be considering Sifnos and Serifos. While I don’t think you can go wrong with either choice, there are a couple of factors to consider that might make one island a better fit for you. Having visited both islands more than once, I’ll…
