My way or the highway

Brooklyn Brodge, NYC I think everything has already been written about this place.  New York  is indeed a „city that doesn’t sleep”, a „concrete jungle” where „there’s nothing you can’t do”. Frank knew about the charm of this place and Billy get a „New York state of mind” once in a while. They all made me dream about New York since I can remember.    When I was finally able to go there I was both super excited and afraid that I might get disappointed. But has New York disappointed me ? Actually, quite the opposite – it was a love at first sight. I wish I could put down in words the sensations I felt when I left the underground and saw the Times Square for the first time. I know many people hate the Time Square, but I saw it for the first time early in the morning, and this is why I wasn’t crushed by the crowds and chaos. I just saw it as it is: colorful and vibrant.  In total I’ve spend in NYC only 2 weeks so I am going to preten...

I know, I know it has been a while since my last post, but there's no time to explain. Let's just dig into the brand new post (with some of the random photos from my last trip ). San Francisco, 2016 It all started in September. Actually no, it started few years ago when I was in a bus, travelling from Palermo to Trapani. That day I decided that I am going to do something crazy/stupid/irresponsible (the list goes on, choose the word you like best) before I'll turn 30 and before I'll become a respectable matron. I've decided to cut my expenses, make a plan and stick to it(you must know I am very good with planning ;)). In September 2016, after quitting my job, moving from my apartment and selling some of my things (I already miss my bike )I started my trip. Oh, and I decided to go by myslef because as you know I like to do thing my way... Solo Travelling solo is a great fun! Travelling solo has changed me and taught me a lot about myself....

If you've never been in Poland (which seriously is quite disappointing), but you are considering visiting it (which is a great news) this is a perfect post for you. To be honest, there are many awesome places to discover in Poland, but today I'd like to show you just my top 4 favourite cities in Poland, hoping it may inspire you to visit them.  I choose them because of different reasons and in fact all of them differ from one another. We have modern and fancy Warsaw, conservative yet party Kraków, green and friendly Gdańsk and relaxing Wroclaw. 1. Kraków I know, I know, I already wrote about Kraków ( click here ), but hey, nothing has changed since then! Kraków remains one of the best cities I have EVER seen. It's a bit conservative city but in a funny, retro manner. Krakow is slow and cozy. It has hundreds of churches and bars so eighter way you're gonna find a place that fits your needs. And it's like a paradise for foodies! And art lovers. An...