Sentiero Monte Cengio

How To Hike The Sentiero Monte Cengio In Asiago, Vicenza

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A mountain hike, epic cliff views, WWI trenches, and tunnels – the Sentiero Monte Cengio has everything. It’s a little tricky to write about because there are so many hikes in the area, options on how to get to the top of the mountain, and detours along the way. Much more than what I’ve listed in this guide. It’s my…

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Sentiero del Forte

How To Hike The Sentiero Del Forte Hike In Enego, Vicenza

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When you stand on the Normandy beaches nowadays, it’s hard to imagine a war going on somewhere that’s seemingly so peaceful. Similarly, when you’re in the gorgeous mountains of northern Italy, it’s difficult to imagine a war going on there. It is, however, a historic part of the world where you can mix hiking and visiting old WWI sites. Here’s…

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4444 Steps In Asiago

Calà Del Sasso – How To Hike The 4444 Steps In Asiago

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No Stairmaster? No problem! If you’re looking for a thigh-burning outdoor workout, this post is for you. Today I’m sharing a guide for hiking the historic 4444 steps in Asiago. That’s right, four thousand steps. It’s a great option for when you want to push yourself but also spend some time in nature and enjoy the gorgeous mountains in Vicenza.

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Ponte Avis hiking trail

A Complete Guide To The Ponte Avis Hiking Trail And Suspension Bridge

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One of the cool things about living in Vicenza is the opportunity to hike in epic outdoor locations that are right in our backyard, and today’s post is all about one of them. Here’s a complete guide to the Ponte Avis hiking trail so that you’ll be prepared for your outdoor adventure. It’s an easy trail with a pretty epic…

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Lessons I hope we learn from isolation

The Lessons I Hope We Learn From Isolation And Lockdown

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It looks like *fingers crossed* we are moving closer to the end of lockdown here. I have no idea if it will stick or if we’ll be put back in lockdown again, but it’s a hopeful time. Like most people, I’ve been feeling a bit reflective and I thought I’d share some of the lessons I hope we learn from…

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What To Look For When Booking A Hotel – Here’s My Research Process

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I feel like there’s two types of people – those who love the travel planning process, and those who don’t, right? Which one are you? If you find that you get overwhelmed when planning a trip, today I’m sharing my guide on what to look for when booking a hotel to help you streamline the process. Let’s take some of…

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A Big List Of Things To Do In Vicenza And Surrounding Areas

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It’s almost time to move again and I’m feeling a bit reflective. So, today I’m sharing a big guide on things to do in Vicenza and the surrounding areas. You might remember I posted a guide to public transport friendly day trips from Vicenza, which is mostly places to visit when you first arrive and are settling in and waiting…

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Updates from isolation

Travel Blogging Hold The Travel – KSB Updates From Isolation

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This month I planned to bring you content for planning a solo trip to Romania and some local guides for the Veneto region of Italy, but obviously, that was all canceled. I’ve been continuing to post my regular blog content that I think is valuable for planning vacations because the restrictions won’t last forever. But I thought today I would…

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Polish Vodka Museum in Warsaw

Why The Polish Vodka Museum In Warsaw Is A Must See

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If you’re planning a trip to Warsaw, you’re going to want to add this unique museum to your itinerary. A whole museum for vodka might sound like a booze fest for functioning alcoholics, but it’s actually a fascinating museum that shares the history of Polish vodka through interactive exhibits and tours. And, of course, there’s a tasting session and cocktail…

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Tips For Solo Female Travel In Poland And How To Plan A Visit

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Poland is a great destination for solo female travelers, especially if you are new to solo travel. It’s easy to get around, fairly low risk for crime, most people speak English, and the food is amazing. I’ve already posted city guides for Kraków and Warsaw with more details on sightseeing and where to stay, and in today’s post, I’m sharing…

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