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EUROTRIP DAY 6: BARCELONA

After having an outstanding visit to the eastern part of Lithuania, we came back to spend our last day in Kaunas (where I currently live). But not for a long time, because the next day we were going to Barcelona!! Yey!! We took our plane from Vilnius straight to Barcelona’s airport (el Prat). Despite of having many babies that hated flying (or so it seemed, […]

EUROTRIP DAY 5: IGNALINA’S REGION

Phew! It’s been a long time since I don’t write about my Eurotrip and I’m sorry about that. I just had so many other things to do and forgot a bit about telling that story. Anyways, if you don’t remember what we did on the previous day, check it up here. Done? Alright, let’s continue with the story. […]

EUROTRIP DAY 4: IGNALINA

New day, new adventures. After having an unsuccessful day in the second biggest city in Latvia, we planned to visit the places that my friends knew better in their home town, Ignalina.  What a place! Lots of lakes surrounding the small town (8,000 people) and many more around all the region. But those lakes «ain’t normal lakes son» (read […]

EUROTRIP DAY 3: DAUGAVPILS

After spending a couple of days in Kaunas to relax a bit and get more clothes and clean the dirty ones, we went to Ignalina, where we would spend 4 days. The day after we got to Ignalina, we decided, improvising a bit, to visit Daugavpils (Latvia) because it was so close to the Lithuanian border. Well, what to say about this city… […]

EUROTRIP DAY 2: KLAIPĖDA + NIDA

Second day of our Eurotrip. Last night we slept in Šventoji (a really calm town next to Palanga) after having a long and interesting day. The first thing we did this morning was drive to Palanga to get some breakfast and some souvenirs. One really typical thing from the Baltic Sea area is the amber. […]

EUROTRIP DAY 1: PALANGA

First day of our Eurotrip. We just got to Palanga from Kaunas, about 240km travelled by car. It’s not the first time that I’m in Palanga but it’s always nice to come back here. It’s a very touristic place by the Baltic Sea here in Lithuania.  We got here quite late, around 21.30 and went to grab some dinner, (we were sort of starving). I guess that the fact […]

The 2013 Eurotrip

Long time ago, in the summer of 2009, 5 friends + me decided to make our first Eurotrip. We took our huge backpacks and traveled around Europe for 26 days. We visited Austria, Germany, Netherlands and Belgium. That was the first travel on my own (without my parents or teachers) and I think it was then were everything (my passion about travelling) started. Four […]