Valentinas Travels

What a challenge to write down our recent trip to Albania - I am not sure if I can really share with you all the things I have in my mind and that I want to tell you in the way they deserve it. This trip was probably one of the most challenging my boyfriend and I have ever done - but also one of those that we will never forget and tell about over and over again.  Albania is a country well worth to visit. One of the few destinations in Europe that is still not overrun by tourism. Where you still have to improvise a bit and where you are not sure if everything is gonna work the way you planned it. I t's not always beautiful there. Sometimes even quite ugly. Big trash problem, stray dogs and dangerous traffic.  Where you fear you are going to die while riding a train.  A country that is still developing, whereold meets new. Where you can really feel the transformation in progress. But also a country with perfect beaches and scenic landscapes. Beautiful UNESCO world heritage villages.

 "Quien no ha visto Sevilla no ha visto maravilla" "Who has not seen Seville has not seen wonder".  This quote could not express better what Sevilla is for me: a truly magical, vibrant place, full of wonder, one of the most beautiful cities in the world. I've been there several times already and still am fascinated by its beauty and the atmosphere. A city with a long history, beautiful buildings, palaces and parks. In which you can sit outside for hours, sipping a glass of wine, just enjoying its atmosphere and people, always with a little bit of Flamenco in your ear. I immediately feel home when I arrive there. Feel connected to the city and its people.  I can't explain what it is, but somehow Sevilla is a miracle. If you want to experience yourself, here are a few recommendations. To start with a few general tips:  - How to reach: Sevilla is easy to reach by plane. There is a shuttle bus that brings you to the city center (line EA, 4 Euros for one way).