Prague, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers Gothic charm, stunning architecture, and rich cultural experiences. Ideal for 3-4 day visits in spring or autumn, the city boasts hearty cuisine, sparkling beer, and numerous events. Explore famous landmarks and hidden gems while enjoying unique cafes and quirky art scattered throughout the vibrant city.
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Hiking the Jungfrau Region
1o things not to miss in the Swiss Alps I was lucky to be able to spend much of my childhood in the picturesque village of Wengen, nestled in the stunning Jungfrau region of Switzerland. This captivating area is renowned for hosting the longest downhill skiing race in the world, The Lauberhorn Race, a challengingContinueContinue reading “Hiking the Jungfrau Region”
Out with the Old and In with the New
I’d like to welcome you all to the newly revamped blog, Calendar Girl, formerly known as The Amateur Archive. Some of you may have noticed a fresh new name, a vibrant colour scheme, and a catchy new tagline: “Plans Made Easy.” Calendar Girl is here to help you effortlessly plan your weekends and travel adventures,ContinueContinue reading “Out with the Old and In with the New”
The A-Zadar Guide of Croatia’s Oldest City
Top 5 Best Attractions Often overlooked for its beauty, in favour of Dubrovnik or Split, Zadar has subsequently become a peaceful and affordable option for those travelling to Croatia. With rocky shores and crystal clear waters, cobbled pavements rich with history, endless seafood options and lively markets, Zadar is a lot more beautiful than itContinueContinue reading “The A-Zadar Guide of Croatia’s Oldest City”
Sunset City
Darwin, Australia’s tropical paradise Before setting off to the land down under, my research into Australia’s northernmost city left me feeling rather underwhelmed. Very few travel blogs boast about the beauty of the city itself, instead commending the the various national parks that rest far from the city borders. It seemed to me that mostContinueContinue reading “Sunset City”
There’s no place like Rome
A modern guide for an ancient city A city famous for it’s history, architecture and delicious food, there really is no place quite like it. Cobbled paths and ancient arches will take you back in time to the cultural paradise that paved the modern Western world. Whilst our whistle stop tour lasted only two andContinueContinue reading “There’s no place like Rome”
A Weekend Guide: Madrid
The city that surprised me I knew very little about the city of Madrid before my visit. We booked our trip on a whim, unsuspecting of the beauty and vivacity that awaited us. Ideally located in the heart of Madrid, just a five minute walk from the Prado Museum, we were right in the centreContinueContinue reading “A Weekend Guide: Madrid”
The Only Pisa You Won’t Find in Naples
Pisa More than just a leaning tower… Where? Mid-west Tuscany, ItalyWhen? April – June (& Autumn)How? Flight directly into Pisa – bus or taxi from airport To my shame, Pisa was not very high on my list of priorities when I set out to explore Tuscany last October – it always struck me as somewhatContinueContinue reading “The Only Pisa You Won’t Find in Naples”
The Amateur Photographer
I’m really fortunate to have had the creative influence of my mother growing up. I always remember her lugging around her camera bag, stopping us for photo ops & making us trek a few extra miles to pose at a viewpoint. We were taught the rule of thirds, subject composition and how to focus imagesContinueContinue reading “The Amateur Photographer”
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