Bratislava City View Primate's Palace The capital of Slovakia, Bratislava, serves as an incredible introduction to the country. It offers the perfect blend of historical charm and modern vibrancy. Its enchanting old town, adorned with cobblestone streets and colorful buildings, seamlessly mix with a lively atmosphere fueled by eclectic bars, cozy cafes, and a remarkable … Continue reading Woman’s Travel Handbook To Bratislava
Author: Girl Takes Mundo
A bonafide world traveler who enjoys exploring diverse cultures, meeting new people, interacting with fellow voyagers as well as locals and experiencing the world’s wonders first-hand.
Trnava Slovakia’s Rome – 1-Day Visit
Trnava, Slovakia Trnava, often dubbed the "Slovak Rome," is a town steeped in history and religious significance. Its ancient city walls encircle a remarkable collection of 11 churches and why this city in Slovakia has been nicknamed, "Little Rome". During my visit to Slovania as a Latina solo traveler I was excited to explore more … Continue reading Trnava Slovakia’s Rome – 1-Day Visit
Latina’s Handbook To Exploring The Baltics
This Latina's Handbook To Exploring the Baltics provides you with the ultimate tools you need to explore the countries of Lithuania, Latvia & Estonia. Each of the Baltic countries were surprisingly unique from each other. Despite them being so close together, their similar history and being younger /smaller European countries. Admittedly, my friend and I … Continue reading Latina’s Handbook To Exploring The Baltics
Complete Spain Country Guide – From Barcelona, Pamplona, Madrid, Etc.
For many travelers, the idea of revisiting countries seems a bit wasteful. Especially when there are so many places to visit. I too felt the same way before becoming a traveling nomad and then eventually moving to Europe. Spain has taught me that you can experience the same country in different ways, simply by visiting … Continue reading Complete Spain Country Guide – From Barcelona, Pamplona, Madrid, Etc.
Passport To Europe: Decode Schengen Visa For US Travelers
Small village in Italy Walking Cornwall Copenhagen Hey there, fellow travelers! A big change is coming to Europe in Q4 2026 that will affect Schengen Visa for US Travelers. Let's get you all clued up and ready to rock your trips to the EU! 🌍✈️ Starting in Q4 2026, US citizens and folks from other … Continue reading Passport To Europe: Decode Schengen Visa For US Travelers
San Marino In 24 hours: A Thrilling Day Trip From Italy
Girl Takes Mundo San Marino Peak Visiting San Marino in 24 hours when vacationing in Italy can provide a quick escape and a whirlwind day of culture and charm in a new country. We all know that good things come in small packages and this includes small countries as they deserve love too! While you … Continue reading San Marino In 24 hours: A Thrilling Day Trip From Italy
Vang Vieng vs. Luang Prabang: The Best Of Laos
Laos the perfect backdrop from The Grand Luang Prabang When I first set foot in Laos, I didn’t know what to expect. Vang Vieng vs. Luang Prabang: the best of Laos was something I had to decide for myself. Friends had told me about its stunning landscapes, its rich cultural history, and of course, Vang Vieng’s … Continue reading Vang Vieng vs. Luang Prabang: The Best Of Laos
Vang Vieng For Non-Partiers
Vang Vieng view from Pullmind cafe Once known for its wild river parties and questionable cocktails, Vang Vieng has always been more than just a party town. While its reputation was once dominated by the backpacker scene, it has long offered a balance of adventure, nature, and culture with its stunning landscapes, caves, and lagoons … Continue reading Vang Vieng For Non-Partiers
Shifen Old Street Doable Without A Tour?
How Close You Can Get To The Train In Shifen Old Street Shifen Old Street Doable Without A Tour Success On December 31st, I embarked on a special New Year’s Eve adventure to Shifen Old Street, determined to explore this iconic destination without a tour during my trip to Taiwan. If you’re wondering whether Shifen … Continue reading Shifen Old Street Doable Without A Tour?
DIY Jiufen & Jinguashi Day Trip
Solo visit to Jinguashi Entrance of Amei Tea House Planning a solo trip to Taiwan? As a solo Latina traveler, I want to share my DIY Jiufen & Jinguashi day trip itinerary to help you easily explore Jiufen Old Street and Jinguashi Shrine in one day. This trip is straightforward and safe, thanks to Taiwan’s … Continue reading DIY Jiufen & Jinguashi Day Trip