Female Travel & Lifestyle Blog
Female Travel & Lifestyle Blog
After living in Rome for seven years, I can count the number of times I used a taxi relatively easily. The city has a network of metro lines, buses and trams, but there are situations in which a taxi or pre-booked private transfer is the most practical option. In this guide, you will find the …
Rome can easily fill your entire holiday. However, if you are staying for several days or have already visited the major attractions, there are plenty of interesting day trips from Rome to consider. Around the Italian capital, you will find historic cities, archaeological sites, seaside towns and some of the most beautiful villages in central …
Trevi Fountain Rome: quick information Is the Trevi Fountain worth visiting? Absolutely. The Trevi Fountain may be extremely crowded, but it remains one of the places you should see at least once in Rome. What makes it memorable is not only the fountain itself but also the way you discover it. You walk through a …
New York is one of those cities that everyone seems to have an opinion about. It’s loud, busy, expensive and sometimes a little overwhelming. But it’s also incredibly beautiful, especially when you leave the busiest streets behind and start exploring its different neighbourhoods. Think charming streets lined with brownstones, beautiful parks, impressive buildings and waterfront …
The Appian Way in Rome, known in Italian as the Via Appia Antica, is one of the most important ancient roads in the world. Here, you can walk or cycle across original Roman paving stones, visit catacombs, mausoleums and ancient villas, and discover a much quieter side of Rome. The Appian Way is not outside …
Cacio e pepe is one of Rome’s simplest pasta dishes—and one of the easiest to get wrong. The authentic recipe contains no cream, butter or olive oil. Its glossy sauce is made with only Pecorino Romano, black pepper and starchy pasta water. The ingredient list is short, but temperature and timing make all the difference. If the …
Piazza Navona: quick information Is Piazza Navona worth visiting? Absolutely. Piazza Navona is one of Rome’s most beautiful squares and an essential stop during a first visit to the city. Unlike the Colosseum or the Vatican Museums, it does not require tickets, reservations or a complicated schedule. You can simply walk into the square and …
Planning a trip to Cologne, Germany, and wondering where to stay on your first visit? In this guide, I share my experience-based tips and suggestions for the absolute best area to stay in Cologne, including handpicked hotel recommendations for all budgets. Whether you’re there for the cathedral, the Kölsch culture, the Rhine, or like me …
If you’re wondering whether the Wasserturm Hotel Cologne, Curio Collection by Hilton is worth the price, here’s my honest review after staying there for two nights in June 2026. I’ll cover everything you need to know before booking: the rooms, breakfast, rooftop bar, location, service, who I think this hotel is best for, and whether …
If you are searching for the best beaches near Rome, the short answer is that you have several options. Ostia is the closest, Santa Marinella offers the easiest combination of beach and direct train, while Sperlonga probably has the most beautiful water. Summer in Rome can become extremely hot, with temperatures sometimes approaching 40°C. After …
