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Continue reading →: Exploring Spain and Italy: A 3-week adventureLast April, my husband and I finally had our long-awaited first trip together since the pandemic! After juggling work schedules and flight options, we decided on a delightful 3-week adventure through Spain and Italy, starting in late April. Little did we know, this timing would prove fortuitous, as you’ll see…
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Continue reading →: Our Cat Got Sick
Our weekend and life were turned upside down. Earlier in the week, we noticed that our cat’s voice became high-pitched and his breath was shorter and… Our Cat Got Sick
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Continue reading →: 3 days in Florence: Part II- Delightful food experience and Day trip to Chianti- TuscanyIn a previous post, I shared our action-packed itinerary for 3 days in Florence. Now, it’s time to look back to the delicious side of the trip! Also, we went on an, shall I say, interesting and nerve wrecking experience – a scooter trip to Chianti Greve in the Tuscany…
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Continue reading →: 3 days in Florence: Part I- Renaissance Masterpieces and Timeless BeautyFlorence (Firenze) is a 40-minute high speed train ride (Frecciarossa) from Bologna. We hopped on a train around 10:45 and arrived in Florence by 11:30. There was some construction happening at the time, so it took us about 20 minutes to wrestle our luggage from Firenze Santa Maria Novella station to our…
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Continue reading →: Falling in Love with Bologna: The Heart of Pasta Paradise (3 Days)After a wonderful week and a half exploring Spain, it was time to say goodbye. On Wednesday, May 8th, we packed up our stuffs and headed to the airport for our 5:55 AM flight. Our host pre-booked a taxi for us, and the trip cost around €36. Spain left us…
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Continue reading →: Exploring Málaga: Neighborhoods, Museums, and Dining Experiences (3 days)On the morning of May 5th, we hopped on a bus to Granada’s train station and caught a train to Málaga. The 1.5-hour journey cost us €23 each. While we wouldn’t call ourselves beach bums, Málaga’s coastal vibe and vibrant energy are very charming. We love the fresh seafood and the interesting museums there.…
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Continue reading →: Granada: Hidden gems and Alhambra’s Majesty (3 days)We bid farewell to the bustling streets of Madrid and set off for Granada by train. Our Uber ride to the train station was convenient. The Renfe train journey itself took about 4.5 hours, costing €78 per person, with a connection in Córdoba where we switched trains for Granada. We fell in love…
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Continue reading →: Madrid & Toledo: 5 Days of Spanish CharmWe arrived in Madrid at the end of April. Right after getting our checked luggages, we came to pick up our Madrid card within the airport which is quite convenient. While the Madrid Card offered a cost-effective way to get around, we opted for an Uber ride to our AirBnb to…
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