Cordoba is about 45 minutes from Sevilla by train. To be completely honest, Cordoba started off pretty rocky. When I arrived, I learned an important lesson about travel: never judge a city by the area around its train station. When I got off the train, I couldn’t understand the Cordoba hype. It seemed like a … More Old Town Cordoba
Of all the places I was visiting, I knew the least about Slovenia. It was mainly a 2 night stopover for me, before I went to Croatia. I had no clue how easy or difficult finding vegan options might be, especially since I was staying with two meat eaters for one of the nights. To … More Eating Vegan in Ljubljana, Slovenia
I have one word to describe Sevilla, Spain: HOT. I knew it was going to be warm when I was traveling, especially in early June, but I did not expect the 100+ degree weather that I experienced the entire time I was in Sevilla. The strangest part about Sevilla is that even though it’s constantly … More Sultry, Sweaty, Smiley Sevilla
I woke up early the next morning to catch the first of many long bus rides through the European countryside. I was headed to the coastal town of Lagos. My seat was in the first row, and a friendly Canadian girl who was also traveling alone sat next to me. We chatted for a while … More The Adventure Continues -Exploring the Beaches of Lagos
I chose Lisbon as my first city mostly because I was able to find a one-way, direct flight from Newark for $219. It was also a good starting location because I’d been there once before with my boyfriend Evan. We’d spend 5 days there in 2018 and had fallen in love with the city, so … More Landing in Lisbon – my first 24 hours as a solo female traveler
Hey there! Welcome to my blog! My name is Gianna, and I’m a 23 year old world traveler. I was bitten by the travel bug during the summer of 2017, when I got to fly to Mexico City for 1 week with my University to film a documentary. A week after that, I traveled to … More About Me
Roma! The city of love, beauty, and, well, cheese. The first question I got when telling people that I was going to Italy was “Are you going to eat cheese?” (or meat or fish or any other animal products). And my answer (nope) was always met with uncertainty. Most of this uncertainty came from non-vegans … More How I Ate Vegan in Rome (while traveling with a family of non-vegans)
Budapest is a wonderfully beautiful and hip city that I would recommend to anybody that has a taste for art and history. It’s also known to be an extremely meat heavy city. But thanks to a little research, I managed to eat some pretty amazing vegan food on this trip. My boyfriend and I ate … More My Absolute Favorite Restaurants in Budapest for Vegans
Jet Lagged Gianna 