I am Ann -A Travel Blogger

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Slow travel from Scandinavia to Southeast Asia.

My story of traveling through the world

I didn’t set out to collect countries—I set out to collect mornings.
The first one began in Stockholm with a small backpack and a big yes. Trains were missed, buses broke down, and strangers offered directions, tea, and laughter. I learned three rules: smile first, say thank you in the local language, and always find the bakery.
Every border asked me to drop a little fear and make room for wonder. I became a beginner again and again, and that’s where the good stuff lives.
Somewhere between a quiet sunrise and a noisy market, I realized home isn’t a pin on a map—it’s a compass you carry.
If you need a sign to start: walk one new street, order what you can’t pronounce, say yes. The world is closer than your excuses.

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Featured Destination

Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer!

Africa

Vast, diverse, resilient, rising.

Asia

Pho, lanterns, buzzing markets, scooters.

Europe

Art, vineyards, night trains, trattorie.

Switzerland

Matterhorn, glaciers, lakes, storybook railways.

Reader’s Thoughts

Clear, honest money tips—especially Dagens lunch and when a 24-hr SL pass makes sense. I stayed at Generator, ferried to Fjäderholmarna, and still kept costs down. The sample day + mapped neighborhoods prevented time waste. Add a tiny winter-on-a-budget sidebar and this becomes the definitive starter kit.

Mathias, US

We loved how practical this guide is. Stroller routes, step-free metro notes, and the Djurgården focus made our days easy. Skansen + lunch at Östermalms Saluhall was a win. We stayed in Vasastan and felt like locals. Only wish: add a short list of rainy-day play cafés or aquariums for little ones—then it’s flawless.

Daniel Rome, Spain

Ann’s guide was spot-on. I followed the 2-day plan—Gamla stan, Vasa, Djurgården stroll, Monteliusvägen at sunset—and it flowed perfectly. The fika stops (Vete-Katten, Drop Coffee) were great, transit tips made getting around seamless, and Hotel Skeppsholmen was the perfect calm base