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72 hours in Luxembourg

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P robably one of Europe's most underrated cities, this vibrant and lively multicultural hub was an amazing place to spend a fun weekend with friends! Along with the beautiful architecture of the Grand Ducal Palace and the small but busy cobbled streets, I was so surprised at its many museums, squares and the UNESCO World Heritage sites you can visit.  It is also surprisingly easy and affordable to get to if you're travelling off season, Ryanair flies direct from Dublin and the return ticket cost me roughly 90EUR. Anyway, here's how I spent 72 hours there... DAY 1 Arriving into Luxembourg airport mid-afternoon, myself and my good friend Rose were able to pretty much straight away hop on to a bus into the city center where we were staying with her sister Kim!  Public transport around this city is next level. Loads of regular buses that are really cheap (roughly 2EUR per trip) and free for everybody on Saturdays made getting around so easy and stress free....

Corfu: The perfect student-budget holiday!

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Before we went back to college last summer, Aidan and I really wanted to do a short sun holiday, just the two of us, but being only just back from an albeit short but VERY expensive trip to Paris, we were on a really tight budget! We looked and looked through endless package holidays to Spain, the Canaries etc but nothing really took our fancy. While having one more look through Skyscanner before calling it quits, I found flights to Corfu in Greece. I had always wanted to go, but thought of Greece as a pretty expensive destination, picturing in my mind only 5 star honeymoons in Santorini or massive party holidays in Ios. To be perfectly honest I had never really given any of the other Islands a thought. The flights to Corfu were roughly the same as to most of the other places we looked at, €180 return each I think it was, and after doing some research found that accommodation, food, drink etc could be just as cheap as well if not cheaper, plus the island seemed packed with so many in...

July 2018 - France

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Before I start writing properly about my upcoming trips, I thought it might be a good idea to start my blog with a few short posts about of what I got up to last year (and also just to ease myself into this blogging lark). 2018 was an amazing year. I am blessed to have a family, boyfriend and friends who are just as passionate as me when it comes to travel and I was able to visit a total of 6 different countries throughout 2018 with them! ➣ July 2018 - France I'm really really lucky to have family all over the world, especially France. I brought Aidan last summer to meet my grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins in the south-west of France for the first time (poor guy, but he did really well 😅).  While catching up with the family was our main priority it was lovely to spend a few days drinking my Grandfather's wine and just walking in the sun through the medieval cobbled streets of Perigueux and Bergerac, in a region known as the Périgord . This region is best k...

January 2018 - Amsterdam

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Before I start writing properly about my upcoming trips, I thought it might be a good idea to start my blog with a few short posts about of what I got up to last year (and also just to ease myself into this blogging lark). 2018 was an amazing year. I am blessed to have a family, boyfriend and friends who are just as passionate as me when it comes to travel and I was able to visit a total of 6 different countries throughout 2018 with them! ➣ January 2018 - Amsterdam Amsterdam was top of both Aidan and I's list of places we wanted to visit since we first started traveling together. We spent 3 nights/4 days in this amazing city, and honestly it wasn't enough to do everything, but unfortunately we both had Uni to get back to!   Still, by staying in a really central yet cheap hotel, Link:   Hotel Ibis Centera Stopera , we managed to do loads and have an amazing time. To be honest, and you'll probably here me say this over and over, but havi...