Deanna K.

In my opinion, ‘city’ might not be the correct term for Brasov (in fact, I find that many European ‘cities’ resemble more of the likes of ‘towns.’). To meet halfway... keep reading

In many countries throughout Europe, May 8th- generally known as V-E day- is celebrated as the official ending of WWII and surrender of Nazi Germany. In the Czech Republic, all... keep reading

The capital of Moravia and the second largest city in the Czech Republic, Brno is Prague’s “hipster little brother.” And, thanks to the universities in Brno, the city is well-stocked... keep reading

This year, I received a surprise for Easter – a spontaneous visit from my mom! It was exciting to see my mom after 8 months and great to play ‘tour... keep reading

The first time I heard " Bohemian" and " Czech Republic" paired together, I was slightly confused. Was I going to live in a country filled with hippy clothes and... keep reading

Springtime in the Czech Republic gives a whole new meaning to the associative terms "new life" and "great awakening." After months of overcast skies, the sun is finally poking through... keep reading

Contrary to what people often think, I never had much of an interest in traveling when I was younger. I was not an adventurous person and, except for the occasional... keep reading

Spring Break in the Czech Republic comes much earlier than it does in the States. My “Spring Break” fell on the last week of February, but some of my friends... keep reading

It's bit of a departure from my usual content, yet I think it's worth dedicating a practical post on how to navigate the public transportation system in the Czech Republic... keep reading

The train from Napoli to Rome ended up being a bit more eventful than our previous rides had been. Early on, we heard thudding noises that sounded as if they... keep reading