Welcome to Travelooney Blog! I’m Brian, a travel crazy Dane, and you can read much more about how I became travelooney HERE. My aim is to create an entertaining and informative travel blog focused on Europe… Continue reading
They’re everywhere this time of year. The Christmas markets. And whether you’re a big fan of them or not, they light up our cities in this period, where days are “short” and dark.… Continue reading
Germany is naturally a big hit when it comes to visiting Christmas markets in Europe, but less people might think of heading to Luxembourg for this experience – and that’s a shame. Because… Continue reading
As I write this it’s now past midnight here in Luxembourg, and I have been on the go from 3.30 this morning. That’s when my alarm sounded at my home in Denmark. And… Continue reading
There is often a sense of adventure when travelling by train. To follow the tracks to a new unknown destination …unless it’s your local commute to work of course. And when it comes… Continue reading
While some people don’t like to travel during the Christmas-season, many other people love to see how it’s all done in other cities and countries, when it comes to Christmas markets, shopping and… Continue reading
Are you from Copenhagen? – is one of the most common questions when I tell people abroad that I’m from Denmark. No, I’m not. I’m from Odense – and I have to admit… Continue reading
Being Danish, I remember the times when we had to take the ferry between the islands of Funen and Zealand. It was exciting to board the ferry and spend time exploring the corridors… Continue reading
As much as I love to discover new places for the first time, I also find it exciting to return and re-discover a place – like when I recently found myself back in… Continue reading
Do you know the feeling you get when you leave a place, but you somehow know you’re gonna be back again soon? That’s how I’ve been feeling the past two years when leaving… Continue reading
Brighton is probably the UK’s best known seaside city, and after just two days I understood why this place is so popular. It’s just a short train ride from central London – and… Continue reading
