Venice sounds like a clichée, but it was actually super nice! To get there by train you have to drive over a long bridge and when you get out of the (St. Lucia) trainstation, you are stepping right out on the canals! Although this place was completely packed with tourists, I enjoyed every bit of...Read More
The fifth smallest country and the oldest, San Marino was just 30kilometers away from Rimini. As there were no train stations in the country, we rented a motorbike and drove up the hill to the fortress city and capital of the country, which was also called San Marino. The fortress was on a steep hill...Read More
Rimini, known as the city with a thousand hotels is located in the middle of the Italian Riviera and is a popular holiday destination both for Italians and other Europeans. During the time that we were there, a festival called Rimini Beach Festival was going on so there was plenty of food stands, music concerts...Read More
The streets of Florence/Firenze For me interrailing is the best of what life can offer. You can go out in a city, pick a random train to go sleep on and then wake up in another countre. Me and my friend Sondre had bought a global pass and were ready to use this to the...Read More
Rome is a city I had wanted to visit my whole life. It used to be the center of the coolest empire in all of human history and now a lot of the remains still stand tall in the middle of the city. One of these was one of the seven new wonders of the...Read More
