When in Hamburg...

3 Days in Budapest

Tan & Turtleneck

sweater: topshop shoes: bertie via topshop coat: cos bag: primark

If you follow me on Instagram (or Snapchat), you've probably seen that I spent last weekend in Hamburg. It rained almost the entire day during my stay there but I luckily managed to get some outfits pictures snapped on Saturday before it started raining cats and dogs. Being away for the weekend, I had an opportunity to wear clothes for more than just two or three days a week (the other four days of the week you'll find me in pyjamas, jogging pants or gym clothes) and finally got to take pictures of this beautiful tan turtleneck sweater I picked up at Topshop a few weeks ago. Other than the obvious reasons for my love towards this piece (aka the colour and turtleneck), I love how it can be worn over jeans as well as a dress with a tight skirt underneath. It's one of those statement pieces that still falls in the "basics" category of my wardrobe that can just be thrown on with a pair of black jeans or tights and makes me feel fully dressed in a nice outfit but it's such a classic piece in itself that I can see myself wearing it for a long time.

Where to stay in Gdansk, Warsaw, Prague & Budapest | Airbnb & Hostels

Going Interrailing can be an amazing but potentially quite expensive experience accommodation wise. Luckily, with hostels pretty much everywhere nowadays and Airbnb slowly taking over the holiday accommodation business, it's becoming increasingly easier to find great places to stay at on a budget. One of my favourite part about organising the whole trip with my friends was looking for cute places to stay at in the different cities we visited. Since we travelled in a group of five, accommodation costs were already lower as they tend to be cheaper the more people you are. Since we loved all the accommodations we stayed in during our city trips (so I won't be addressing the place we stayed in in Croatia, even though we liked that one too), I thought I'd share the different flats and the hostel we stayed in!

Vegans Eat | Prague: Czech food at LoVeg

First off: HAPPY WORLD VEGAN DAY! We've officially made it to November (crazy!), which means that today is World Vegan Day - enough reason to try eating only plantbased goodness for a day? In the spirit of good, cruelty free food, I thought I'd share another Vegan Eats with you today, bringing veganised Czech food to you from Prague.