Venice

With less than 24 hours in Venice, my moments here were treasured, as I tried to make the absolute most of them. This place was incredible as the people lived a completely different way of life, and getting lost here was impossible not to do. When running for our train before we almost missed it, I felt full of regret that I didn't invest more of my time here. But costs and time would not permit.
Venice I really hope to see you again. 

Nurburg Castle

Residing in the small town of Nurburg for a few short days, buried away in the German country side, in a town where little to no English was spoken, was a big breath of fresh air I truly needed. Rushing between new cities, while exciting is also exhausting. This little castle was pretty much abandoned, so we were left to explore it while the few residing in the town below us, continued with their days. When I wasn't exploring castles here in Nurburg, I was sitting in a race car getting thrown around in the back seat, shaking and holding on for my dear life, while also having a turn myself, what an experience!

fffades xo

Berlin

My apologies in advance as this post is more street art that you would have signed up for, but this is one of the many reasons why I love love loved Berlin. To be honest I spent most of my time in Berlin either looking at street art, rummaging through vintage stores or complaining about my crummy hostel. I spent my birthday here and was lucky enough to experience a night watching Lana Del Rey play, she was breathtaking her voice was magical and it was perfect. I spent a whole day dragging my boyfriend around to all the vintage stores, I felt it was in my right to, especially on my birthday. Humana in the centre was amazing, great prices and so much vintage, I could have spent so much more money there, my second best find was a store called colours, which was amazing also. I also found the most amazing thai food I have experienced in my life right next to my hostel in Berlin. Perfect.