Cappadocia is a place that everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime. It’s a stunning area in the middle of Turkey which is made up of caves, that once upon a time, people called home. The special thing about this region, and what brings most tourists to Cappadocia though, is the hundreds of … Continue reading Postcards from Cappadocia, Turkey
A few photos from a summertime trip to Istanbul, a beautiful Turkish city filled with culture and friendly people. A city you should see at least once in your lifetime… . . Enjoy visiting one of the best cities in the world! As always, love Elise x Continue reading Postcards From Istanbul, Turkey
If you haven’t already heard of Turkey’s stunning region of Cappadocia, then type it into Instagram or Pinterest and the gorgeous balloon-filled sky photos will come flooding in. Once you’ve seen it, it’s pretty hard to forget about. For myself, and I know many others, it is a destination that quickly scores itself high up … Continue reading Should Cappadocia be on your Bucket List?
Walk: The best way to get around Istanbul is on foot. It’s free, so won’t affect your travel budget, and it’s the best way to catch every cute coffee house, gorgeous rug shops and more. Make sure you take some comfy shoes though, as some tourist attractions are quite far from each other. Tram & Bus: There … Continue reading How to get around in Istanbul.
With over 13 million tourists flooding into Istanbul from all over the world, it’s safe to say that it is a very popular city. Known for it’s beautiful cultural design and famous traditions, it is the city where two continents meet. If you’ve heard of it, you’ll probably tell me that the ‘must-dos’ include the … Continue reading Istanbul’s Hidden Gem – Beautiful Balat
48 Hours in Seville Seville, a beautiful city located in the South of Spain is one that I am in total awe with. Its endless Spanish tiles and stunning architecture surrounds you as you wander through the narrow streets watching the horses trot through and the locals happily waving at one another. One cafe after … Continue reading How to spend 48 Hours in Seville.
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