Category: Travel Guides

Hi, we’re Jule and Nico from Hamburg, Germany! We’re passionate about traveling and creating memories together, whether it’s camping in the great outdoors or discovering the charm of a new city. We love life when we step out of our comfort zones, explore the unknown, and of course, taste delicious food from different cultures!

In autumn, it’s well worth taking a trip to the Altes Land near Hamburg. This charming region is filled with cozy farms and pumpkin patches that bring out your inner child. Whether you’re picking apples, strolling past colorful autumn fields, or admiring rows of pumpkins, there’s a warm, nostalgic feeling that makes you feel right at home.

Oktoberfest in Munich is the world’s largest beer festival and a true celebration of Bavarian culture. Every fall, millions of people from around the globe gather to enjoy traditional German beer, hearty food like pretzels and sausages, lively music, and people dressed in dirndls and lederhosen.

Hamburg’s Stadtpark is the perfect green escape right in the middle of the city, with wide open spaces, lakes, and lots of cozy spots to relax and picnic. One of the highlights is the Planetarium, located in an old water tower. You can dive into the stars with fascinating shows and a stunning view from the rooftop.

Eibsee is one of the most beautiful lakes in Germany, nestled at the foot of the Zugspitze, Germany’s highest mountain, with clear, deep-blue water and amazing mountain views all around. Whether you’re into hiking, paddleboarding, or just relaxing by the shore, this place feels like a hidden paradise.

The Christmas markets in Hamburg are the perfect place to get in the Christmas spirit. The most famous one is at Rathausmarkt—you can enjoy the festive lights, browse the cozy stalls, and try all kinds of treats. Another great spot is the market at the Stadthöfe. It’s smaller and tucked away, but super cozy and full of charm.

I’m Freja! I’m 24 and have lived in Copenhagen my whole life. To me, Copenhagen is one of the best cities in the world. Not just because all my family and friends live here—it’s filled with cute cafés, beautiful museums and parks, amazing restaurants, and stunning architecture. It’s close to the water and everything is within biking distance, so you have a lot of freedom and space. It’s definitely unique!

Even in the more urban and not-so-beautiful areas, people try to make the streets feel more colorful and alive. This is near my apartment.

This is one of my favorite areas. You’ll find a lot of beautiful street art, often with political statements.

Copenhagen is known for amazing bakeries and pastries. Hart bakery is one of my favorites.

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Hey there! I’m Brenda, a born-and-raised chilanga. Mexico City is pure magic—this place is a beautiful chaos of color, flavor, and history. We live among pyramids and murals, colonial buildings and street graffiti. And the food? It’s a dream. CDMX is loud, proud, and full of life, and honestly, there’s no place like it.

My neighborhood, the beautiful and historical la Roma, has some of the best restaurants in the city— La Rosetta, Lardo, Roxy, and more. Many artists have made their home here, including the director Alfonso Cuaron, who actually made a movie called “Roma” in memory of the neighborhood that he grew up in.

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El Zocalo is the heart of this beautiful and chaotic city. This is where we celebrate the new year, our country’s independence, concerts, and more—it always feels so alive! This is where you’ll find the best churros, juicy elotes, and all the street food you could ever want. The streets are full of fabrics, paper supplies, crafts, home goods, souvenirs, and more!

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My name is India Aluwihare. I’m 25 years old living in London with my Balinese father and Irish mother. When I turned 19, I decided to travel back to Bali to reconnect with my roots and explore it from a new perspective. I fell in love with the island all over again and explored nearby islands too. I’ll take you to my favorite spots!

This Hindu temple known for it’s healing rituals. Visitors flock here for a cleansing ritual with holy temple water. The energy here is very strong, serene, and mystical. It’s a fascinating look into the rich Balinese culture!

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One of the most stunning (active) volcanoes in Indonesia, located in East Java. It’s popular to drive up the mountains to catch the sunset. Stunning, right? Bring a jacket—it gets cold up there!

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Halo! My name is Arrafi, Rafi for short. I am an Indonesian creator based in Jakarta and Amsterdam. Growing up in Jakarta, I’m very used to the hustle and bustle. Jakarta’s also very laid back, people are warm and welcoming, and our food scene is the heart and soul of the city. Let me show you around!

One of many stunning galleries in Jakarta that hosts both local and international artists. Jakarta has so many art spaces and galleries worth checking out!

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The city’s main entertainment hub, a complex of shops, food, cafes, and bars. People come at any time of the day, but it’s busiest during the weekends. This used to be Jakarta’s Little Tokyo—it was left abandoned for a long time until it got revamped into one of the coolest neighborhoods in the city.

This big city park is located in the city center. It’s surrounded with skyscrapers and provides an open space for people to gather and picnic—even in the heat!

The city comes alive with the night lights!

A lot of open air parks and compounds have opened in the city, as a new way of hanging out instead of being stuck in a stuffy mall.

Hi! I’m Taylor (@taylortakesprague), an American living in Prague, Czech Republic. I studied abroad in Prague almost 6 years ago, and loved it so much I moved back permanently! My boyfriend is a Czech citizen and speaks Czech, so he’s been a big help with integrating into the local culture.

Open every year from April to October, Wallenstein Gardens has to be one of the most beautiful hidden gems in Prague. These gardens were created in the Baroque style in the 1600s along with the construction of the Wallenstein Palace, which now houses the Senate of the Czech Republic. In the summer, you can even catch performances here.

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Klementinum is a historical building that hosts the Czech National Library, including the stunning Baroque library hall. It used to be a Jesuit college in Prague, and has served many different purposes over the last few hundred years. I highly recommended taking a tour and booking your tickets in advance!

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Hi, my name is Matthew Hsieh, an advertising producer living in NYC! After living in Iowa, Paris, and London, I can confidently say nothing comes close to the love, food, and nature of Taiwan. Of course, I may also be biased because I grew up in Formosa, or “the beautiful island.” Take your friends, partner, or that cynical uncle you want to charm—Taiwan won’t leave you disappointed!

Sun Moon Lake is Taiwan’s little slice of heaven, a place where nature’s beauty stops you in your tracks and makes you want to take it all in. Tucked in the mountains of central Taiwan, this serene lake gets its name from its unique shape—one half like the sun, the other like the moon, and when you’re standing on its shores, you’ll see exactly why. Whether you’re cycling along the lake’s edge on a misty morning, hopping on a boat to visit Lalu Island, or sipping locally grown Assam tea while soaking in the views, Sun Moon Lake is the kind of place that reminds you how to slow down and appreciate the simple things. And, of course, the food is just as beautiful—don’t leave without trying the freshly made millet mochi or some delicious local fish dishes. It’s the perfect spot for a peaceful getaway, with just the right balance of nature, culture, and good eats.

Hey, I’m Fatima. I was born and raised in Pakistan, and I love every colorful, flavorful, soulful part of it. I’m excited to share a little piece of home with you, through the stories, spices, and traditions that make our culture so rich and beautiful.

My favourite market for traditional Pakistani shopping is Lahore’s Liberty Market, where vibrant khussas, clothes, food, jewelry, and more create a lively tapestry of local culture.

A classic Lahori morning at Delhi Gate. Nothing screams Lahore like halwa, poori, channay, tea with a tiny bench, big appetites, and even bigger laughs. Nothing hits like breakfast in the heart of old Lahore.

Turtle Hawk Bay in Karachi is one of my favorite places to unwind. The beach is always alive with camels, horses, and little bursts of joy everywhere. From rides to roadside chai and the sound of waves, it’s simple but chaotic and full of life, just like the city itself.

Katwijk is a town by the sea. Lazy beach days, walks through the dunes, vast beaches, and great surf: the Dutch coast has it all.

There are numerous marked hiking and biking trails in the sand dunes where you can make your own various trips. We love to take our dog Izzy.

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