Andrea Kriston

The guide to best cheap eats Taormina, Sicily

Walking through elegant Taormina makes you instantly understand the famous tourist attraction knows its worth. However, there is a list of best cheap eats Taormina that help you keep the balance between your wallet and the fascination this Sicilian resort offers.

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3-Day itinerary in Budapest on a Tight Budget (Under €150 in 2025!)

During my 3-day itinerary in Budapest on a budget, meaning under €150, I didn’t feel like I missed out on a single thing. Here’s my full breakdown, day-by-day itinerary, and budget-saving tips for experiencing this magical city without draining your bank account. As in many other destinations, most attractions are free. You only need to plan and book ahead your flight and accommodation.

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Hopping on a budget in Milan: from classic to hidden gems

This blog post is the coronation of two visits in Milan and brings you the best of Milan on a budget. It combines the classic Milan magnets to less known attractions, as well as modern neighborhoods with contemporary architecture.
The post is suitable both for first-time visitors in Milan and more experienced travellers who adventure themselves at the exploration of rough diamonds! The secret is that most of the attractions are still hidden gems, therefore not so crowded. And mostly free!

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The ultimate guide to cheap eats Amsterdam 2025

Fabulous Amsterdam, here we come! If this city gives you goosebumps from its appetite for broad-mindedness, tolerance or amazing museums, but also from its prices, I am here to break the wall of unaffordable Amsterdam. Let me feed you with tips and tricks on the best cheap eats Amsterdam!

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Why Gran Canaria wasn’t worth it (for me)

Curious to find out why the splendid island of Gran Canaria and me were not a match made in heaven?

Sometimes, it’s just not meant to be.

When I had the opportunity of going to Gran Canaria, I instantly checked what it looked like and whether it was worth visiting. Tons of people responded affirmatively praising this as well as the other seven Canary islands.

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Exploring Historical and Culinary Gems in Ortigia & Syracuse, Sicily

Not too large, but incredibly charming, Syracuse (and the connected Ortigia island) squeezed me after a 20-km walk. I have to admit though, it was very rewarding. But also, if you follow the post, you can considerably minimize your walk (still seeing all of it) and learn from my mistakes to truly get the perfect daytrip to Ortigia & Syracuse, Sicily.

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