Last day in Stockholm

A Swedish brunch on our last day

Then a spot of shopping in Stockholm

That concludes photos from Stockholm, 25-27 March 2016 

Stockholm and Copenhagen were similar. I personally prefer the latter.

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I only have Turkey, Korea and Austria photos to update now! All were during April.

Can you believe that was 5 months ago? 

Can you believe it is September now and in 3 months it will be 2017?

Where did the time go?

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On other exciting news - I'm moving to New York next week!

More on that later ;)

Thinking which platform to use on my new 'Life in New York' chapter.

Stockholm - Part 2

Food was surprisingly good in Stockholm, but expensive.

Stockholm at dusk

    

Stockholm - Part 1

Stockholm weekend trip 

25-27 March 2016

I'm updating my blog (finally) with all the trips I did in the beginning of the year before I moved back to Sydney.
Quite mind-boggling thinking about the amount of travelling I did whilst living in London. It is a luxury to travel to one or twice a month to another European city and, for that, I feel so lucky and grateful.

Bath Architecture

As you can tell from the previous posts on Bath, the architecture here is impressive. 

I read that it was made an UNESCO World Heritage Site mainly because of its architectural history. 

Jane Austen Museum & Sally Lunn's, Bath

Getting our nerd on at the Jane Austen Museum

Sally Lunn's was recommended everywhere. The buns were perfect with tea.

Bath Abbey & Roman Baths, Bath

First meal in Bath after a 3 hour bus ride.

Bath Abbey

Roman Baths, Bath

Incredible history and architecture, truly a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

As I travelled around Europe, I was able to experience the influence the Romans had throughout the region back in the day. It's really interesting to learn about society, the people, law, religion, food and customs expanding from 2000 years ago! Wish I had studied modern and ancient history during high school.