Frankfurt was the first city I ever visited in Europe, and my first impression was honestly… rough. I landed at night, carrying 2x20kg suitcases, exhausted and overwhelmed. The main station was smelly af. People stared, and every step to the hotel felt crazy scary. I kept thinking, What am I doi

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1️⃣ Brandenburg Gate One of the most iconic landmarks in Germany! Best visited during sunrise or sunset for less crowd + nice photos 🌅 2️⃣ Berlin Wall & East Side Gallery The murals here are full of meaning and make such a unique open-air museum 🎨 3️⃣ Museum Island You can easily

1. Nak-La Mookata 2. Thong Smith: basil pork rice 3. Thong Smith: boat noodles, pork skin 4. Kub Kao' Kub Pla 5. Karun🧋 + ICONSIAM SookSiam: Tomyam Noodles + Padthai 6: Oh!Juice 🧃 7. After You: mango sticky rice bingsu flavor 🍧🧊 8: Make Me Mango: mango sticky rice 🥭 🍚 9: Make Me Mango

🏰 Must-See Sights 1. Prague Castle (Europe’s largest ancient castle) 2. Charles Bridge 🌉 3. Old Town Square (Astronomical Clock) 3. St. Vitus Cathedral 4. Dancing House 5. Kafka Head 6. Municipal Library of Prague 7. Havelský Market #prague #TravelGuide #exchangestudent #travel

How to Go: 1. Take Bus 150 from Salzburg Hbf to Bad Ischl 🚎 🎫: ~12€ (I purchased on the bus using paywave) 🕦: ~90mins 2. Take train from Bad Ischl to Hallstatt 🚆 - Take the regional REX train 🎫: ~7€ (bought on Omio/ you can purchase it at the train station) 🕥: ~30mins 3. Take a fer

If you're planning a trip to Italy, don’t skip Venice. I know people say it's too touristy, but out of all the cities I’ve been in Italy, Venice’s my favorite 🥹✨ I loved it eh 🥰 📚🐾 Libreria Acqua Alta: -the famous Venice’s cat bookstore 🐈 🍝 Pasta & Pasta: - The pasta was fresh,

What to do? As a basic bitch, I did exactly what you'd expect: 1. Colosseum, OF COURSE 🧱 2. Roman Forum & Palatine Hill 🌆 3. Trevi Fountain ⛲✨ ‼️TIP: Skip the crowd, go into the clothing store right in front of the fountain and head to level 2. There’s a window inside with a perfect el

If you’re debating whether Pisa is worth a stop... here’s the truth: ✅ cute ✅ quick ✅ honestly very skippable if you're tight on time but fun if you're nearby! ⏱️ How long? Honestly, 3/4 hours max is plenty. Perfect for a half day trip. How to go from Florence? 📍Florence → Pisa (

Here’s what I loved about Florence, Italy 🇮🇹 🚶‍♀️ The Piazza(s) - Piazza del Duomo (Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore , Giotto’s Campanile & Baptistery of St. John all in one place) - Piazza della Signoria - Piazza della Repubblica - Every corner of Florence feels like a movie set -

If you’re wondering whether 1 day is enough to explore Milan… short answer: YES. Honestly, there isn’t that much to see 👀 but it's still worth the stop! 🗺️ Quick Stops You Can’t Miss: 1. Duomo di Milano 2. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II (just right next to the Duomo) 3. Sforzesco Castle

Yes, it's possible 😆 I explored Italy in 9D8N coming from Stuttgart and guess what? All by train! 🚆💨 If you're planning your dream Italy trip but want to skip the flights and go scenic then this is your sign!!! ✨ The Route: Stuttgart → Milan (1N) → Florence (3N) → Pisa (half day from