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Brot pekarna Ljubljana
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Ljubljana’s Best Bites: 3 Bakeries You Can’t Miss

I wasn’t planning on doing a bakery crawl… but Ljubljana had other plans. From a Danish pastry that completely caught me off guard to a bold focaccia on Trubarjeva and a pistachio bun worth slowing down for, these are 3 bakeries I keep going back to in my home city.

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Parmesan aging storage
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A Weekend Guide to Modena: Parmesan, Balsamic & Fast Cars

This was one of those trips I had been dreaming about for years and Modena did not disappoint. From walking through endless rooms of aging Parmigiano to tasting real balsamic vinegar (the kind that completely changes how you see food), and exploring Italy’s Motor Valley, this guide covers exactly how to spend a perfect 3–4 days in Modena with a few unexpected stops along the way.

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Valetta balcony Malta
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3 Days in Malta: What to See, Do & Eat in Just 72 Hours

Thinking of spending 3 days in Malta? Here’s exactly how we did it: from Golden Bay’s turquoise waters to sunset parties at Café del Mar, slow evenings in Valletta, and hidden gems like Mdina. Plus, honest tips on getting around, where to stay (Sliema is a winner), and how to make the most of your time on this small but surprisingly busy island.

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The Perfect Spa Weekend in Rovinj: Grand Park Hotel Rovinj

A quiet March weekend in Rovinj turned into the ultimate staycation at Grand Park Hotel Rovinj, one of the Top 50 Hotels in the World. From sea-view rooms and a spa surrounded by water and greenery to oysters and champagne at breakfast, here’s why this luxury hotel is perfect for a relaxing off-season escape.

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Lisabon arhitecture
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How to Spend a Layover in Lisbon?

When booking our flights home, we had two choices: a quick connection or a 22-hour layover in Lisbon. We chose sunshine over sense. After landing from -11 degrees into warm Portuguese air, we turned our stopover into a mini adventure, wandering Bairro Alto, tasting the famous Pastéis de Belém, sipping Portuguese wine, and chasing yellow trams through cobblestone streets. If you’re wondering how to spend a long layover in Lisbon, here’s exactly what to see, eat, and skip (yes, even Pink Street).

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