Svalbard Hit Me Like Arctic Wind: A Week at Civilization’s Edge
Flying into Svalbard feels like traveling to another planet. I remember pressing my face against the airplane window, watching Norway’s […]
Flying into Svalbard feels like traveling to another planet. I remember pressing my face against the airplane window, watching Norway’s […]
Three days into my latest Spanish adventure, I’m sitting in a café near the cathedral, watching horse-drawn carriages clip-clop past
Three months ago, I got out of the train at Canterbury East and frankly I was entering into the unknown.
Valencia hit me like a revelation I wasn’t expecting. Sure, I’d heard the usual things – paella, oranges, that wild
The first thing that I did was to step out of a plane into Madrid-Barajas Airport and I was quite
Something was different the moment I landed on the plane at Barcelona-El Prat. Perhaps, it was the manner in which
Arriving at the Fiumicino of Rome, Italy was like entering into a managed mayhem. The terminal was as electric as
[Insert image: Cape_Kaliakra__Black_Sea_Dobrich.webp] Three months after my first Bulgaria adventure, I was back. The southern coast and mountain lakes had
I’ll be honest – Bulgaria wasn’t on my radar until a chance conversation with a Bulgarian photographer changed everything. “You
Oslo wasn’t where I planned to linger, but you know how some cities just pull you in sideways? I stepped
Iceland doesn’t ease you into anything. You land, step outside and immediately feel like a guest on someone else’s planet.
Venice doesn’t introduce itself gently. It drops you straight into movement water moving, people moving, buildings leaning toward the canals
There are places you expect to be beautiful, because postcards and Instagram have already spoiled the surprise. Then there’s the
What Even Is Norfolk? So Norfolk. The name comes from “North Folk” – literally just meant the people living north
I’ll be honest. Belarus wasn’t on my radar. Not even close. After the chaos of Budapest’s goulash-soaked adventures and that
I wasn’t sure what to expect when I booked this trip. Azerbaijan. Most people I told gave me that blank
Porto isn’t one city. It’s three cities wearing a trenchcoat pretending to be one and nobody wants to admit it.
You know that feeling when the plane starts descending and suddenly your stomach does this weird flip? Not from turbulence.
Three hours. That’s all it takes on a bus between Riga and Tallinn. Three hours to cross between two countries
Funny thing about Split – I nearly skipped it. Was dead set on heading straight to Dubrovnik until a Croatian
Think of a small patch of Europe, tinier than Rhode Island, but with a huge vibe. That’s Luxembourg. Most people
Belarus isn’t some loud tourist hotspot, but once you scratch the surface, it’s got a soul that pulls you in.
Andorra’s this tiny slice of the Pyrenees, tucked between Spain and France, and it’s got a language scene that’s wild
United Kingdom Northern Europe Population: ~67 million Capital: London Official Language: English Time Zone GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) in winter
Switzerland Western Europe Population: ~8.6 million Capital: Bern Official Languages: German, French, Italian, Romansh Time Zone CET (Central European Time)
San Marino Southern Europe (Enclaved in Italy) Population: ~33,000 Capital: San Marino Official Language: Italian Time Zone CET (Central European
North Macedonia Southeastern Europe (Balkans) Population: ~2.1 million Capital: Skopje Official Languages: Macedonian (with Albanian in some regions) Time Zone
Netherlands Western Europe Population: ~17.5 million Capital: Amsterdam Official Language: Dutch Time Zone CET (Central European Time) UTC+1 (Winter) /
Montenegro Southeastern Europe, Balkans Population: ~621,000 Capital: Podgorica Official Language: Montenegrin Time Zone CET (Central European Time) UTC+1 (Winter) /
Luxembourg Western Europe Population: ~645,000 Capital: Luxembourg City Official Languages: Luxembourgish, French, German Time Zone CET (Central European Time) UTC+1
Liechtenstein Central Europe Population: ~39,000 Capital: Vaduz Official Language: German Time Zone CET (Central European Time) UTC+1 (Winter) / UTC+2