Day 1: Munich City Centre – and the Isartor side Landed in Munich on Friday morning and took an S-bahn from the airport to Ostbanhopf (Munich Ost) after buying myself an airport-city-day-ticket for 13 euros following these instructions. I left my luggage at Ostbanhopf instead of Haupbanhopf (Central Station) as the luggage lockers were absolutely… Continue reading München & Oktoberfest – October 2018
This is one I’ve suggested to Airbnb guests, other guests, as well as one I’ve done with friends and family who’ve come to visit: Start at Tower Hill – see the Tower of London and Tower bridge. Or you can start at Shakespeare’s Globe. Walk along the “North Bank” through The City to St Paul’s,… Continue reading Central London Sights: A Route
It’s been about the same amount of time that I’ve lived in London this time round as I had lived in London after being born here. I’ve been to a lot of places in the past year and a half but here are some that stand out & I’ve visited multiple times (about 1 for… Continue reading Lahn-dahn is the place for me
One more goodbye post…Tonight’s my last night in this lovely farmhouse in La Rivière-Enverse in Haute-Savoie, France. I’m going back to London and my parents are moving to New York. I’m not really one to get sentimental…I’ve been extremely fortunate to be able to live in so many beautiful countries because of my parents’ lifestyle choices, it… Continue reading Haute-Savoie 2014-2017
My parents are moving to New York at the end of this school year. So I’m sitting in Geneva now, during my last trip while they’re still living here, looking at the tips and route for Geneva I posted last year. I had a lot of friends visit me in the past month so I’ve… Continue reading Goodbye Geneva, April 2017
16-25 vs 18+ Student Photocard If you’re 16-25 or a student above those ages, you are eligible to buy a 16-25 (Young Persons’) Railcard and get 30% off of all rail travel. You can buy a 3 year one when you’re 25 and get the discounts till you’re 28! There are also other types of… Continue reading Travel in London: Oyster tips
My (UK) service provider is 3, and it’s pretty great because I get feel-at-home service (don’t pay an extra pence to use data or call back to the UK) when I’m visiting my parents in Switzerland and France. Portugal and Turkey however are not covered under these feel-at-home countries. In Portugal I paid the £5… Continue reading Handy, Summer 2016
