A comprehensive list of all the places I’ve travelled to (so far!)
- Click on each continent’s image to take you to the list, then the continent title to see its map view.
- Alternatively, you can switch to a map view here of everywhere I’ve been!
europe
Austria
A land of alpine peaks, elegant cities, and classical music heritage — Austria blends imperial charm with mountain serenity. From the ski resorts of Tyrol to the baroque streets of Salzburg, it’s a country that invites slow exploration and café breaks.
So far, I’ve only visited Vienna — but its architecture, food, and public transport left an impression (even if it wasn’t as cheap as I hoped).
Highlights from Vienna:
- Took the iconic tram loop around the city ring
- Tried currywurst from a local tram stop stand
- Sampled rich pastries and overpriced coffee in a historic café
- Strolled by Belvedere Palace and admired the grandeur
where i’ve been and Related Posts:
- Vienna on a Budget (Sort of)
- Would I Go Back? Austria Verdict (coming soon)
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Hungary
A country shaped by grand architecture, thermal waters, and a proud folk tradition — Hungary sits at the cultural crossroads of Central Europe. From paprika-laced cuisine to haunting ruin bars and riverside walks, it balances old-world soul with youthful energy.
I’ve only spent a week in Budapest — a city split by the Danube and filled with history, spas, and hearty food. I also went on a Danube river cruise, where I got a taste of Hungary’s music and dancing through onboard performances, and went on a train through the country (but didn’t see much beyond the farmland and hills!)
Highlights from Hungary:
- Watched traditional Hungarian folk dancing and live violin onboard a river cruise
- Crossed the Chain Bridge at night with the Parliament glowing across the water
- Ate rich goulash and chimney cake near a hidden courtyard eatery
- Relaxed in the warm waters of Széchenyi Baths under the open sunny sky
where i’ve been and Related Posts:
- 7 Days, 7 must-do’s: The ultimate student week in Budapest
- Would I Go Back? Hungary Verdict (coming soon)
- What I ate in Budapest (coming soon)
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asia
Turkiye
Where East meets West — Türkiye is a tapestry of empires, flavors, and stunning coastlines. From ancient ruins to vibrant bazaars, every corner brims with culture and contrast. Whether you’re eating Pide by the Bosphorus, wandering Roman relics, bathing in the Mediterranian/salt baths, or even exploring the frankly crazy town of Cappadocia, Türkiye leaves a lasting impression.
So far, I’ve explored Istanbul and the Aegean coast— the food, architecture, scenery and layered history has blown me away.
Highlights from turkiye:
- Sampled warm, flaky baklava in a tucked-away shop near Galata
- Tried pide (Turkish flatbread pizza) and mezes along the Mediterranean
- Visited the Blue Mosque and soaked in the call to prayer echoing through the city
- Browsed bazaars filled with spices, soaps, and trinkets
Where i’ve been and Related Posts:
- A crashcourse on Istanbul
- 3 Days, 3 Budgets: FETHIYE From Bare-Bones to Bougie (£150, £250, £400)
- Istanbul: What I Ate in a Day (update with real link)
- Would I Go Back? Türkiye Verdict (coming soon)
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africa
Morocco
A vibrant blend of desert landscapes, winding medinas, spice-laden markets and strange blue towns— Morocco offers a sensory overload in the best way. From the Atlas Mountains to the Atlantic coast, every corner bursts with colour, history, and contrast.
I’ve only scratched the surface with a trip to Marrakech — a maze of souks, tagines, and tiled riads that both dazzled and drained me.
Highlights from Morocco:
- Got (mildly) lost in the chaotic charm of Marrakech’s medina
- Drank mint tea in the Afgay desert
- Tried lamb tagine and fluffy couscous in a tucked-away rooftop café
- Wandered past spice towers and soap pyramids in the souk stalls
where i’ve been and Related Posts:
- 48 Hours in Marrakech on a Student Budget
- Would I Go Back? Morocco Verdict (coming soon)
