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The first time I saw a picture of the Christmas market in the Ravenna Gorge, I knew I wanted to go there.

This German Christmas market spreads out in a gorge underneath a railway viaduct, and it’s the cutest and most romantic Christmas market we have ever visited. It’s easy to reach, the food is fantastic, and you can buy great souvenirs.

If you’re considering visiting this unique market yourself, keep reading, and you will get all the information you need.

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Are you wondering what to eat at German Christmas markets?

One of the best things about visiting Christmas markets is trying the food. For Germans, it’s common to meet up with friends or co-workers in the evening and go out for a cup of mulled wine and some snacks.

Therefore, it shouldn’t surprise you that you can find lots of food stalls at most Christmas markets. The dishes sold here are different to what we would eat for a traditional German Christmas dinner, but they still play an essential role in our food culture.

To help you navigate Christmas markets and find out what to try and what to skip, we have put together this article. Keep reading to learn more about German Christmas food, including a few local delicacies that you can only get in some parts of the country.

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At the edge of the Black Forest, you can find Freiburg. The city is known for its university and cute old town, and it serves as a great base if you want to explore the Black Forest.

If you come in December, you will have the chance to visit the Freiburg Christmas market. More than 100 stands are waiting for you to discover food, drinks and handicrafts. Warm up with a mug of hot mulled wine or shop for Christmas presents on this beautiful market.

We have explored the Christmas market in Freiburg and can now give you all the information you need to plan your visit!

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Africa has four extreme points which are more or less easy to visit.

When we visited Tunisia, we knew we wanted to visit the continent’s northernmost point. We were travelling independently, and while we could find some information about how to get there, we wish we had known more details in advance.

To help you plan your trip and avoid the mistakes we made, we have put together this guide.

If you’re looking for help on how to visit Africa’s northernmost point, then keep reading.

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With its iconic Eiffel Tower, cute cafes and various neighbourhoods, Paris is one of the most popular places to visit in Europe.

The French capital is always great to explore, no matter how much time you have. I’ve been there many times on weekend trips already, but to properly see the city, you need more than just a day or two.

That’s why we’ve put together this 4 days in Paris itinerary. Four days in Paris is just enough to see the highlights, and if you follow our suggestions, you will discover the best this city has to offer.

To make things easier for you, we have also put together a map of tourist attractions in Paris. That way, you can see at a glance where you’re going. Plus, we always have lots of practical information at the end of the post.

So keep reading to find out what to do in Paris for 4 days.

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It’s time for our next income report!

We already wanted to publish our travel blog income a while ago, but a trip to Tunisia kept us busy. Afterwards, we focused on some Christmas content, which we think will be very helpful for the upcoming Christmas market season.

Now, we’re finally releasing the next income report. We’re going to cover the third quarter of 2023, so we’re going to look at the months of July, August and September.

Keep reading if you want to find out our travel blogging salary for those three months, what worked for us and what didn’t, and what plans we have for the following months.

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Visiting Meteora is one of the highlights of any trip to Greece, and one of the best things to do in the area is to see the monasteries. The buildings towering on top of steep rock formations are a fascinating sight that you won’t forget anytime soon.

When visiting Meteora, you have the choice between multiple modes of transport. You can rent a car, join a tour, get an electric bike for a day or hike to the monasteries. We think that all of those ways are fantastic for seeing the area, and we went for a sunset tour ourselves when we arrived.

The next day, though, we opted for a hike. Hiking Meteora on your own is an excellent way of getting around if you don’t like driving and don’t want to be tied down to the schedule of a tour. It’s also the most budget-friendly way of seeing the monasteries.

To help you organise your hike, we have put together this Meteora hiking guide. Here, you can find a map as well as a detailed description of all segments of the walk. This way, you will arrive at all of the six monasteries without getting lost.

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If you want to see Greece in 7 days, this itinerary is perfect for you.

Greece has so much to offer that you can spend a month here and you will still miss out on many places. When we planned our trip, we had three weeks and were only able to see a fraction of the country. Out of all the places we would have liked to go to, we could choose only a handful.

If you only have one week in Greece, you need to be even more selective. You can find lots of Greece travel ideas online, but do you know which ones are worth visiting and which ones you should leave for a later trip?

That’s why we have put together this 7-days Greece itinerary. You’ll see some of the most exciting places on mainland Greece while still having enough time to visit some of the islands. You can even slightly adapt this tour to your interest, to make it more family-friendly or turn it into a Greece honeymoon itinerary.

And if you have more time or need to shorten your trip, we also have some ideas for you at the end of this article!

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Do you have one day in Athens and need help making the most of it?

In 2019, Athens received more than 6 million visitors. The capital of Greece is popular with tourists, and rightfully so. It’s full of history, Greek and Roman ruins, trendy neighbourhoods and great restaurants for sampling Greek food.

There are so many things to do in Athens, you could easily spend a week here without getting bored.

If you have less time, you need to focus on the city’s highlights. We want to show you what to see in Athens in one day, so you can see the best sights and enjoy your time.

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Every year, when the days get shorter, I get excited for Christmas. The Christmas Market in Frankfurt is one of the highlights of this season, and I can’t wait to get out and have a cup of hot Glühwein.

Usually, the month of December means meet-ups with friends and co-workers at the Christmas Market. Plus, we like to go by ourselves a few times, just to enjoy the lights and look at the various handicrafts.

Even though we’ve lived in Frankfurt for a few years already, we discover new things every time we go. One winter, for example, I found out that you can get amazing grilled salmon at the market. We have also discovered some of the smaller Christmas markets in Frankfurt, which are all worth visiting.

If you come to Germany in December, you should consider adding Frankfurt to your itinerary. After all, you don’t want to miss one of Germany’s biggest Christmas Markets, do you?

In this post, you’re going to get all the practical information you need for visiting the Christmas Market Frankfurt.

Also, make sure to check out our post with general advice you should know about visiting German Christmas markets.

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