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    Postcards from Hvar, Croatia 

Mainly to celebrate that I’ve now published all the blog posts for the Dalmatian island including, where to eat, where to stay, best things to do and a guide to Stari Grad, the alternative, laid back town to Hvar town. 

If you’re planning a trip soon make sure to check them out 📩

#hvar #hvarisland #hvarcroatia
    Postcards from Hvar, Croatia 

Mainly to celebrate that I’ve now published all the blog posts for the Dalmatian island including, where to eat, where to stay, best things to do and a guide to Stari Grad, the alternative, laid back town to Hvar town. 

If you’re planning a trip soon make sure to check them out 📩

#hvar #hvarisland #hvarcroatia
    Postcards from Hvar, Croatia 

Mainly to celebrate that I’ve now published all the blog posts for the Dalmatian island including, where to eat, where to stay, best things to do and a guide to Stari Grad, the alternative, laid back town to Hvar town. 

If you’re planning a trip soon make sure to check them out 📩

#hvar #hvarisland #hvarcroatia
    Postcards from Hvar, Croatia 

Mainly to celebrate that I’ve now published all the blog posts for the Dalmatian island including, where to eat, where to stay, best things to do and a guide to Stari Grad, the alternative, laid back town to Hvar town. 

If you’re planning a trip soon make sure to check them out 📩

#hvar #hvarisland #hvarcroatia
    Postcards from Hvar, Croatia 

Mainly to celebrate that I’ve now published all the blog posts for the Dalmatian island including, where to eat, where to stay, best things to do and a guide to Stari Grad, the alternative, laid back town to Hvar town. 

If you’re planning a trip soon make sure to check them out 📩

#hvar #hvarisland #hvarcroatia
    Postcards from Hvar, Croatia 

Mainly to celebrate that I’ve now published all the blog posts for the Dalmatian island including, where to eat, where to stay, best things to do and a guide to Stari Grad, the alternative, laid back town to Hvar town. 

If you’re planning a trip soon make sure to check them out 📩

#hvar #hvarisland #hvarcroatia
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    Postcards from Hvar, Croatia Mainly to celebrate that I’ve now published all the blog posts for the Dalmatian island including, where to eat, where to stay, best things to do and a guide to Stari Grad, the alternative, laid back town to Hvar town. If you’re planning a trip soon make sure to check them out 📩 #hvar #hvarisland #hvarcroatia
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    Mediterranean summer island bliss in Hvar, Croatia.
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    Mediterranean summer island bliss in Hvar, Croatia.
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    Spring scenes in Verona, Italy
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    Spring scenes in Verona, Italy
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    Early spring in Sofia, Bulgaria

While it might not be Europe’s most popular destination, Sofia offers a surprisingly rich and rewarding experience for curious travelers. The city is located at the foot of Mount Vitosha, and blends layers of history—from Roman ruins to Ottoman mosques and Soviet-era architecture—with a vibrant, evolving culture. 

The food scene is a standout, with cozy taverns serving hearty dishes like banitsa, shopska salad, and slow-roasted meats, alongside modern spots reimagining traditional Bulgarian flavors. 

Sofia’s charm lies in its contrasts: ancient churches beside trendy cafés, quiet parks near bustling markets. 

Stay tuned—my Sofia travel guides are coming soon!

#sofia #sofiabulgaria
    Early spring in Sofia, Bulgaria

While it might not be Europe’s most popular destination, Sofia offers a surprisingly rich and rewarding experience for curious travelers. The city is located at the foot of Mount Vitosha, and blends layers of history—from Roman ruins to Ottoman mosques and Soviet-era architecture—with a vibrant, evolving culture. 

The food scene is a standout, with cozy taverns serving hearty dishes like banitsa, shopska salad, and slow-roasted meats, alongside modern spots reimagining traditional Bulgarian flavors. 

Sofia’s charm lies in its contrasts: ancient churches beside trendy cafés, quiet parks near bustling markets. 

Stay tuned—my Sofia travel guides are coming soon!

#sofia #sofiabulgaria
    Early spring in Sofia, Bulgaria

While it might not be Europe’s most popular destination, Sofia offers a surprisingly rich and rewarding experience for curious travelers. The city is located at the foot of Mount Vitosha, and blends layers of history—from Roman ruins to Ottoman mosques and Soviet-era architecture—with a vibrant, evolving culture. 

The food scene is a standout, with cozy taverns serving hearty dishes like banitsa, shopska salad, and slow-roasted meats, alongside modern spots reimagining traditional Bulgarian flavors. 

Sofia’s charm lies in its contrasts: ancient churches beside trendy cafés, quiet parks near bustling markets. 

Stay tuned—my Sofia travel guides are coming soon!

#sofia #sofiabulgaria
    Early spring in Sofia, Bulgaria

While it might not be Europe’s most popular destination, Sofia offers a surprisingly rich and rewarding experience for curious travelers. The city is located at the foot of Mount Vitosha, and blends layers of history—from Roman ruins to Ottoman mosques and Soviet-era architecture—with a vibrant, evolving culture. 

The food scene is a standout, with cozy taverns serving hearty dishes like banitsa, shopska salad, and slow-roasted meats, alongside modern spots reimagining traditional Bulgarian flavors. 

Sofia’s charm lies in its contrasts: ancient churches beside trendy cafés, quiet parks near bustling markets. 

Stay tuned—my Sofia travel guides are coming soon!

#sofia #sofiabulgaria
    Early spring in Sofia, Bulgaria

While it might not be Europe’s most popular destination, Sofia offers a surprisingly rich and rewarding experience for curious travelers. The city is located at the foot of Mount Vitosha, and blends layers of history—from Roman ruins to Ottoman mosques and Soviet-era architecture—with a vibrant, evolving culture. 

The food scene is a standout, with cozy taverns serving hearty dishes like banitsa, shopska salad, and slow-roasted meats, alongside modern spots reimagining traditional Bulgarian flavors. 

Sofia’s charm lies in its contrasts: ancient churches beside trendy cafés, quiet parks near bustling markets. 

Stay tuned—my Sofia travel guides are coming soon!

#sofia #sofiabulgaria
    Early spring in Sofia, Bulgaria

While it might not be Europe’s most popular destination, Sofia offers a surprisingly rich and rewarding experience for curious travelers. The city is located at the foot of Mount Vitosha, and blends layers of history—from Roman ruins to Ottoman mosques and Soviet-era architecture—with a vibrant, evolving culture. 

The food scene is a standout, with cozy taverns serving hearty dishes like banitsa, shopska salad, and slow-roasted meats, alongside modern spots reimagining traditional Bulgarian flavors. 

Sofia’s charm lies in its contrasts: ancient churches beside trendy cafés, quiet parks near bustling markets. 

Stay tuned—my Sofia travel guides are coming soon!

#sofia #sofiabulgaria
    Early spring in Sofia, Bulgaria

While it might not be Europe’s most popular destination, Sofia offers a surprisingly rich and rewarding experience for curious travelers. The city is located at the foot of Mount Vitosha, and blends layers of history—from Roman ruins to Ottoman mosques and Soviet-era architecture—with a vibrant, evolving culture. 

The food scene is a standout, with cozy taverns serving hearty dishes like banitsa, shopska salad, and slow-roasted meats, alongside modern spots reimagining traditional Bulgarian flavors. 

Sofia’s charm lies in its contrasts: ancient churches beside trendy cafés, quiet parks near bustling markets. 

Stay tuned—my Sofia travel guides are coming soon!

#sofia #sofiabulgaria
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    Early spring in Sofia, Bulgaria While it might not be Europe’s most popular destination, Sofia offers a surprisingly rich and rewarding experience for curious travelers. The city is located at the foot of Mount Vitosha, and blends layers of history—from Roman ruins to Ottoman mosques and Soviet-era architecture—with a vibrant, evolving culture. The food scene is a standout, with cozy taverns serving hearty dishes like banitsa, shopska salad, and slow-roasted meats, alongside modern spots reimagining traditional Bulgarian flavors. Sofia’s charm lies in its contrasts: ancient churches beside trendy cafés, quiet parks near bustling markets. Stay tuned—my Sofia travel guides are coming soon! #sofia #sofiabulgaria
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    Reggia Di Caserta, from the more recent archives. 

The Royal Palace of Caserta, often dubbed the “Versailles of Italy,” is one of the grandest palaces in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

Commissioned in the 18th century by King Charles VII of Naples, this architectural masterpiece features over 1,200 opulent rooms, vast baroque gardens, majestic fountains, and a dramatic staircase that showcases the grandeur of Bourbon rule. 

Located just 30 minutes north of Naples by train or car, the palace is easily accessible for a day trip and offers a captivating journey through royal history, art, and landscape design. 🔗 in bio for the full guide to visiting. 

#reggiadicaserta #royalpalaceofcaserta #naples #naplesinsider #naplesitaly #napolinelcuore #napolipix #unescoworldheritagesites
    Reggia Di Caserta, from the more recent archives. 

The Royal Palace of Caserta, often dubbed the “Versailles of Italy,” is one of the grandest palaces in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

Commissioned in the 18th century by King Charles VII of Naples, this architectural masterpiece features over 1,200 opulent rooms, vast baroque gardens, majestic fountains, and a dramatic staircase that showcases the grandeur of Bourbon rule. 

Located just 30 minutes north of Naples by train or car, the palace is easily accessible for a day trip and offers a captivating journey through royal history, art, and landscape design. 🔗 in bio for the full guide to visiting. 

#reggiadicaserta #royalpalaceofcaserta #naples #naplesinsider #naplesitaly #napolinelcuore #napolipix #unescoworldheritagesites
    Reggia Di Caserta, from the more recent archives. 

The Royal Palace of Caserta, often dubbed the “Versailles of Italy,” is one of the grandest palaces in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

Commissioned in the 18th century by King Charles VII of Naples, this architectural masterpiece features over 1,200 opulent rooms, vast baroque gardens, majestic fountains, and a dramatic staircase that showcases the grandeur of Bourbon rule. 

Located just 30 minutes north of Naples by train or car, the palace is easily accessible for a day trip and offers a captivating journey through royal history, art, and landscape design. 🔗 in bio for the full guide to visiting. 

#reggiadicaserta #royalpalaceofcaserta #naples #naplesinsider #naplesitaly #napolinelcuore #napolipix #unescoworldheritagesites
    Reggia Di Caserta, from the more recent archives. 

The Royal Palace of Caserta, often dubbed the “Versailles of Italy,” is one of the grandest palaces in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

Commissioned in the 18th century by King Charles VII of Naples, this architectural masterpiece features over 1,200 opulent rooms, vast baroque gardens, majestic fountains, and a dramatic staircase that showcases the grandeur of Bourbon rule. 

Located just 30 minutes north of Naples by train or car, the palace is easily accessible for a day trip and offers a captivating journey through royal history, art, and landscape design. 🔗 in bio for the full guide to visiting. 

#reggiadicaserta #royalpalaceofcaserta #naples #naplesinsider #naplesitaly #napolinelcuore #napolipix #unescoworldheritagesites
    Reggia Di Caserta, from the more recent archives. 

The Royal Palace of Caserta, often dubbed the “Versailles of Italy,” is one of the grandest palaces in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

Commissioned in the 18th century by King Charles VII of Naples, this architectural masterpiece features over 1,200 opulent rooms, vast baroque gardens, majestic fountains, and a dramatic staircase that showcases the grandeur of Bourbon rule. 

Located just 30 minutes north of Naples by train or car, the palace is easily accessible for a day trip and offers a captivating journey through royal history, art, and landscape design. 🔗 in bio for the full guide to visiting. 

#reggiadicaserta #royalpalaceofcaserta #naples #naplesinsider #naplesitaly #napolinelcuore #napolipix #unescoworldheritagesites
    Reggia Di Caserta, from the more recent archives. 

The Royal Palace of Caserta, often dubbed the “Versailles of Italy,” is one of the grandest palaces in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

Commissioned in the 18th century by King Charles VII of Naples, this architectural masterpiece features over 1,200 opulent rooms, vast baroque gardens, majestic fountains, and a dramatic staircase that showcases the grandeur of Bourbon rule. 

Located just 30 minutes north of Naples by train or car, the palace is easily accessible for a day trip and offers a captivating journey through royal history, art, and landscape design. 🔗 in bio for the full guide to visiting. 

#reggiadicaserta #royalpalaceofcaserta #naples #naplesinsider #naplesitaly #napolinelcuore #napolipix #unescoworldheritagesites
    Reggia Di Caserta, from the more recent archives. 

The Royal Palace of Caserta, often dubbed the “Versailles of Italy,” is one of the grandest palaces in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

Commissioned in the 18th century by King Charles VII of Naples, this architectural masterpiece features over 1,200 opulent rooms, vast baroque gardens, majestic fountains, and a dramatic staircase that showcases the grandeur of Bourbon rule. 

Located just 30 minutes north of Naples by train or car, the palace is easily accessible for a day trip and offers a captivating journey through royal history, art, and landscape design. 🔗 in bio for the full guide to visiting. 

#reggiadicaserta #royalpalaceofcaserta #naples #naplesinsider #naplesitaly #napolinelcuore #napolipix #unescoworldheritagesites
    Reggia Di Caserta, from the more recent archives. 

The Royal Palace of Caserta, often dubbed the “Versailles of Italy,” is one of the grandest palaces in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

Commissioned in the 18th century by King Charles VII of Naples, this architectural masterpiece features over 1,200 opulent rooms, vast baroque gardens, majestic fountains, and a dramatic staircase that showcases the grandeur of Bourbon rule. 

Located just 30 minutes north of Naples by train or car, the palace is easily accessible for a day trip and offers a captivating journey through royal history, art, and landscape design. 🔗 in bio for the full guide to visiting. 

#reggiadicaserta #royalpalaceofcaserta #naples #naplesinsider #naplesitaly #napolinelcuore #napolipix #unescoworldheritagesites
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    Reggia Di Caserta, from the more recent archives. The Royal Palace of Caserta, often dubbed the “Versailles of Italy,” is one of the grandest palaces in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Commissioned in the 18th century by King Charles VII of Naples, this architectural masterpiece features over 1,200 opulent rooms, vast baroque gardens, majestic fountains, and a dramatic staircase that showcases the grandeur of Bourbon rule. Located just 30 minutes north of Naples by train or car, the palace is easily accessible for a day trip and offers a captivating journey through royal history, art, and landscape design. 🔗 in bio for the full guide to visiting. #reggiadicaserta #royalpalaceofcaserta #naples #naplesinsider #naplesitaly #napolinelcuore #napolipix #unescoworldheritagesites
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    Moving postcards from Verona. Is this Italy’s most romantic city? 

#verona #veronaitaly #veronainlove
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