Show a little faith there's magic in the night
At the end of October, Oliver and I spent an extended weekend in Tallinn (Thursday October 30th to Sunday November 2nd). I flew with SAS via Stockholm and Oliver came from Cologne with LOT via Warsaw. We met up at the airport in Tallinn in the evening and took the local bus from the airport... Continue Reading →
With two days off between the Bruce Springsteen shows (Monday 30.6 and Thursday 3.7), we took a little trip on Tuesday to Lecco by Lake Como. We wanted to escape the blazing hot and overcrowded streets of Milan. We had heard that all other Bruce Fans were going to the city Como so we choose... Continue Reading →
As we had decided to go to the New York area for the Easter holiday I knew I wanted to book the Rock and Roll Tour of the Jersey shore. On the website there were two tour alternatives; the 2 hours tour and the 4 hours tour. We picked the latter one. When the details... Continue Reading →
We got up early to catch the 7:30am FlixBus from Newark to Philadelphia. The train would’ve been a bit more comfortable, sure—but the price tag? Not so much. So FlixBus it was. A reasonably smooth ride, and we rolled into downtown at about 9:15am with a full day ahead of us. First mission: breakfast. Oliver... Continue Reading →
Big Views and Busy Bridges – Our First Day in New York After arriving the night before, our first full day in New York started in Newark, where we were staying. We took the New Jersey Transit from Penn Station in Newark straight to Penn Station in Manhattan, a quick and easy ride that got... Continue Reading →
It was finally time for our long awaited trip to Canada! Routinely when we travel our points of depature differ, but luckily we always and eventually arrive to the same destination. This time I had a morning flight to Amsterdam, where I changed to an Edmonton bound carrier. Oliver first flew to Munich, where he... Continue Reading →
November 2024 will be an intense month of concerts and travelling. Kicking off with a trip to Brussels, where we will see London Grammar. Next weekend we’ll go to Copenhagen to see Jason Isbell, then Frank Turner is playing in my hometown Gothenburg on Monday November 11. The highlight, however, will be a week’s trip... Continue Reading →
Edinburgh is one of the most stunning cities I’ve ever been to. Guarded by Edinburgh Castle, the city is full of fantastic Georgian and Victorian architecture and winding medieval streets. One of the most appealing things about Edinburgh is that it’s a relatively small city, which make almost everything within walking distance. Walking the streets... Continue Reading →
Zandvoort aan Zee FactsZandvoort is one of Netherlands' most popular seaside resorts with a long sandy beach, beach bars and water sports (kite surfing, windsurfing, surfing and stand-up paddle boarding). It is also very well known for its race circuit (Circuit Park Zandvoort). After the opening of the railway in 1881, the old fisherman's village... Continue Reading →
What strikes me when visiting Cologne this second time (read about my first visit here) is that it's such a vibrant and cool city- things are happening on every corner. In this blogpost I'm going to summarise an eventful week in the beginning of July. The Sights From my last visit I only had one... Continue Reading →
Stray Bullet 