Showing posts with label Sweden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sweden. Show all posts

Films set in the European Union

In this article, you find film recommendations that allow you to travel to all 27 European Union states from the comfort of your armchair. From silly to classic drama to modern-day hits, all films offer a unique perspective. All stories provide insights into the complexities and experiences of life in each EU country. These films explain socio-political dynamics, society, history, and cultural dynamics while being set on location.

Films set in the European Union - that will take you there.

Why dressing like a local doesn’t make sense

You know there are lots of people who believe to be the best thing since sliced bread, smarter than Albert Einstein, better dressed than James Bond or I don’t know what else they think of themselves. Just throw all of this overboard, the most important thing is to feel comfortable with who you are, I know it sounds too easy, and it is true. 


I didn't dress like this local in Cambodia but we had a friendly chat

There is big advice everywhere where others tell you what best to wear, when and how to wear it and it doesn’t make any sense to me at all. There are people who truly believe it might be the very best to wear a cork hat when in Australia but that is their opinion. There might be others who tell you it might be awesome to wear a money belt, yes, let them do it. And there are the ones who tell you to best wear trainers on city trips, but no, no, no, ... How can someone else know what is best for me or you?

How to dress when travelling


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Stockholm - Absolute favourite coffee place

Ever since that moment in Melbourne, when I turned into a real coffee snob, my life became so much harder. I feel like a hunter searching for the Holy Grail. 

And every time I find the perfect brew it is a massive Eureka moment.

While I was in Stockholm I stayed at a Hotel on Kungsgatan and by pure chance, I landed at Kafé Esaias on Drottninggatan just around the corner. I had a lot of coffee at various places while in Stockholm, but the one I had at this Café really stood out. 

I simply have to tell you about it. Just go and try it for yourself and let me know what you think.






Kafé Esaias. Drottninggatan 102. Stockholm. Monday to Friday 09AM – 5PM / Saturday and Sunday 10AM – 5PM.

From Berlin with love