Rostock, Germany
Rostock, a small city located in the north, is Germany’s largest Baltic port. It is home to 200,000 people and to one of the oldest Universities in the world, Rostock University, which […]
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Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark with an urban population of about 1.2 million. It is the cultural, economic and governmental centre of Denmark and in 2012, Copenhagen was named […]
Gothenburg, Sweden
Gothenburg is the second largest city in Sweden with around 500,000 people. It is a 5-6 hour train ride south-west of Stockholm, Sweden and it’s basically the same distance from Oslo, […]
Stockholm, Sweden
Stockholm is an absolutely gorgeous city that I view as sort of a mix between Berlin and Venice. Made up of 14 islands, Stockholm is a joy to wander around either on […]
Oslo, Norway
Oslo, the capital city of Norway, has a population of 630,000 people. It is a clean and quiet city that has an international reputation for having both a high standard […]
Reykjavic, Iceland
Reykjavic is a small city (120,000 people) that is located in the south-west region of Iceland. Flights arrive into Keflavik airport and Reykjavik is a quick 50-minute-bus-shuttle away. The town itself only takes […]
Uyuni, Bolivia
The salt flats in Bolivia are one of those must see sights. Here are a few details about them.. While it is possible to rent a vehicle or to take […]
Puno, Peru
Puno is a small city (about 150,000 people in the whole region) located in southeastern Peru. It is roughly 6 hours from Cusco (the main city on route to see […]
Iguazu, Argentina
I found the actual town of Iguazu to be pretty uneventful so we’ll stick to what everyone comes here for anyways. The waterfalls are quite incredible to see! Going to […]
Iquique, Chile
Definitely a very cool city to check out. Located in the northern region of Chile, Iquique is roughly 3 hours south of Arica and the Chilean-Peruvian border. I came here […]
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