Marbella had been waiting for its turn to be explored, and finally, in the summer of 2024, it happened—albeit briefly. We visited Marbella during our 5-day trip through Andalusia, which meant our time there was quite limited. However, I take that as motivation to return and explore more thoroughly. If you’re planning a visit, I …
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Nerja is a true jewel nestled on the shores of the Mediterranean, a place we discovered by chance. Why by chance? Because it wasn’t part of our original itinerary for our Andalusian vacation. We ended up here on the day we visited Granada because we couldn’t get tickets for the Alhambra. With plenty of time …
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Caminito del Rey is one of Spain’s most renowned hiking trails and among the most breathtaking in Europe. Once considered the most dangerous trail in the world, it has since been adapted and refurbished, making it safe and accessible for anyone to enjoy today. The trail spans approximately 7.7 km and passes through the stunning …
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San Gimignano is one of Tuscany’s most iconic medieval towns, famous for its towering skyline and breathtaking views over the Chianti region. Its unique charm has earned it a place on the UNESCO World Heritage list, making it one of the most visited towns in Tuscany today. We spent a few hours here, which …
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Our journey through Tuscany would not have been complete without a visit to Siena. This charming city, nestled in the heart of the region, is one of the most picturesque in all of Tuscany, earning its place as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city’s well-preserved medieval center, combined with its rich historical and cultural …
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During our three-day getaway in Tuscany, we dedicated a few hours to explore Pisa, fitting in some of its most important landmarks. One day is enough to experience the essence of Pisa, allowing you to dedicate the rest of your time to nearby Florence or other charming Tuscan towns. Florence Attractions – A Travel Guide …
Florence, the capital of the Tuscany region, is one of the most visited cities in Italy. Often considered the birthplace of the Renaissance, Florence is where legendary artists like Botticelli, Michelangelo, and Leonardo da Vinci created some of their most famous works. The city’s attractions are a true feast of artistic and cultural wonders, making …
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This summer, I spent 3 days exploring Florence, Bologna, and a bit of Tuscany. I took advantage of a long weekend and decided it was the perfect opportunity for a city break in Italy. Below, you’ll find details on what to see in Bologna and other useful information. Itinerary: Day 1: Bologna Day 2: Tuscan …
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Granada is a must-visit destination in any Andalusian itinerary, and although we spent only half a day here, I highly recommend dedicating a full day to explore its incredible sights—especially the Alhambra. Unfortunately, we missed out on visiting the Alhambra because we didn’t book tickets in advance, a mistake you should avoid. Below, you’ll find …
Ronda was a must-see on our 5-day Andalusian vacation itinerary. As one of Spain’s oldest settlements, it’s a favorite among tourists thanks to its stunning location. The city is relatively compact, so it can be explored comfortably within a few hours. We chose not to visit it alongside Setenil de las Bodegas, even though both …
