I think it’s safe to say that it is in everyone’s travel list to visit Rome. The Colosseum, the ruins, the temples for roman gods and all things roman! Well, I didn’t get to visit Rome… not yet anyway but while I was doing research for Languedoc Rousillon, a french region in the south known …
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Hey bloggers, unlike the rest of the world I haven’t done a lot of changing this new years but over the course of my stay abroad via Erasmus, I’ve had a lot of changing and it was mostly my decision to whether or not stay in Toulouse for the year or just do a semester. …
Two summers ago, I fell for one of the least people I expected and it hit me like a whirlwind. Like all summer flings, it ended when the autumn leaves started to descend. I just had my heart shattered by a guy who led me on … so what better way to get over that …
If you are following me in instagram you would’ve seen me bombard my story with my trip to Co. Clare where I visited one of the most renowned sights in Ireland which the Cliffs of Moher and the Bunratty Castle and Folk Park. It really was a long day of picture taking because everything was …
Cork is such a strange name to call a city because every time I say it, I think of the cork for wine (I like wine so maybe that’s why I thought of it) but the city isn’t actually known for wine nor corks. The name is derived from the Irish word “corach” which means …
Erasmus has really given me loads of perks and one of them is not having to attend classes five days a week, but lately I’ve just been very bored. How does one kill boredom when you’ve been to all the sites that the city has to offer? Travel. So I decided to do a spontaneous …
To end my Halloween break I booked a flight from Dublin to Carcassonne, which was only an hour away from Toulouse by train. Carcassone is a small town in the south of France and is very popular for its medieval castle. This small town is made up of two parts. The old part which consists …
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