On Saturday, I woke up at 5am to make it on a train that would take me across the country to a beautiful town called Hallstatt. It was a little hard to wake up, but once I got out of the house, it was so worth it. Hallstatt is arguably the most beautiful city that I’ve been to, and most of my vlog contains videos of the mountains and houses there. I definitely recommend taking a look.
My first day in Vienna was filled with walking by my favourite areas from the past, and sitting in beautiful gardens. I also found a piano rental place, where I started going daily for only 5€ and hour!
This week I was at the black sea with lots of family. We had a wonderful time!!! We stayed in Burgas with a 20meter walk to the beach, the closest I’ve ever stayed.
The day before I was going to work on my vlog/blog, I got a phone call from the school I applied to, and they told me I got the job. I was feeling very stressed and quite sad that week, so after hanging up, there were some tears of relief and joy.
This last week in Malta has been amazing. Although most days have been 35C+, it’s the people that I spent my time with that made it memorable. We did visit many places, such as Mdina, Birgu, some beaches, cool pubs and more, though! I think I have seen more of Malta than the regular tourist, and I am so grateful for that.
I started the week by going to Gnejna bay, which you can see in my vlog. This is the first sandy beach I visited in Malta, and it was amazing! We spent the whole day there, and I really wanted to rent a boat and go exploring, so we did! Yolo, right?
When I’m at the beach, I write in my diary, I read and I swim, of course! I am taking more and more time for myself to figure out who I am, and these are perfect opportunities. Thank you for following me on this self-growth journey!
Last weekend I went to an amazing old town: Plovdiv. This city is like nothing I’ve ever seen before. You arrive to the town through a long tunnel, which has an ancient amphitheatre above it (talk about conservation), and then you drive by works of beautiful architecture and design.
After I sent out my last email, I met several Erasmus students by coincidence, and ended up travelling around Bulgaria with some of them! They were mostly from France, and all very kind. We started our adventures at a club, and then we went to the mountains during the weekend!
My stay started with my brother in law picking me up at the airport, and then I saw my sister once I got to their NEW place. It’s a very beautiful apartment…
