Can sustainability and travel coexist? It’s a question I often find myself asking, as the two don’t always seem compatible. There are simple ways like bringing a reusable water bottle to not buy plastic, picking activities like hiking and supporting nature preserves, and traveling closer to home (staycation anyone?!). But here are 5 ways to…
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8 Things I Had to Adapt to After Moving to Sweden
Aside from walking everywhere, weather shifts, and cultural differences, here are 8 things I had to adapt to after moving to Sweden. Most of the adjustments I’ve experienced here center around one common theme: convenience. In the U.S., convenience is king. From driving everywhere, one-day Amazon delivery, and fast food with drive-thrus, to foods loaded…
Best Bakeries in Västerås, Sweden
Going to new bakeries and trying pastries is one of the best weekend activities and Sweden never disappoints on their quality of bakeries (or in Swedish bageries). There so are many great bakeries with artisan pastries and breads. Here are my top 5 best bakeries in Västerås, Sweden that I would recommend to people based…
11 of the Best Winter Activities in Sweden
Feeling some cabin fever in the long Swedish winter months? Or simply want to experience some iconic Swedish winter activities when visiting? Sweden offers so many great outdoor and indoor activities to beat the winter blues, experience the beautiful snowy scenery, and get active while doing so. Here are 11 ideas for iconic winter activities…
9 Things that Just Make Sense in Sweden
Here are 9 small things that I’ve noticed from my time in Sweden, that just make sense. 1. Hooks on your towels Little hooks on your towels so they actually stay on the wall hooks. In the US, you usually have a separate metal ring holder to hang your entire hand towels, but since there…
Top 5 Things to do in Budapest, Hungary
Budapest, pronounced Bu-da-pesth by Hungarians, is a vastly underrated city in Europe. Founded in 895, Hungarians came as Pagans from the Ural region that is known today as Russia. Today, Hungary has around 10 million people and 2 million of them live in the capital city of Budapest. Therefore, it is a capital centered country…