Living in Europe has a great advantage- EVERYTHING IS CLOSE! So that makes it perfect for weekend trips.
Most major cities are just a small plane-ride away and flights are really affordable. It is the best way to discover Europe one place at the time. Especially, when you are not a full-time traveler and just have those few days a year to discover new places. I have got you covered. Enjoy the series Locally Abroad Weekends and make the best out of long weekends, discovering Europe and other places one city after another.
Top 5 Cafés with WIFI in Valencia – Digital Nomads are Welcome
Ever since I started working remotely, I love taking my Laptop on the road and stop at a lovely café
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A Locally Abroad Weekend in Berlin
I have not been on a weekend trip in ages, and this time it this has been extra special as
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Winters in The Mediterranean – The True Story
Ok, so I am sitting here in my beautiful super close to the sea apartment working and writing this post
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My Favorite Christmas Markets in Germany – And Why You Will Love Them!
Ah, it is this time of the year! And even though I am 26 (what already??), I love the Christmas
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The Digital Nomad Guide to Cuba
You might have heard horror stories about the internet situation in Cuba. You might have heard that it is impossible
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How to Master Scams in Cuba Like a Local
Cuba is a lovely country with wonderful people, most of them are helpful and happy to chat. But due to
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Why I love Havana in December and you will too! – The Film Festival
Havana is marvelous. It is a unique place and a vibrant city full of contradictions. The Cuban capital is beautiful
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Lovely Gardens in Malta for Some Time Off
Living in Malta, especially in the area around Sliema and St Julians makes you wish for some quiet time sometimes.
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5 Cafés for Remote Work in Malta
I have just recently started my life as a digital nomad and am getting to know the work in cafés,
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A Day Trip to Bamberg – Beer, History and a Lot to Discover
Whenever I visit my family in Nuremberg, I try to do a little exploring in the town I grew up
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