Welcome to Travelooney Blog I’m Brian, a travel-crazy Dane, and if you’d like to know about how I became travelooney, read about my story HERE. My aim is to run an entertaining and informative travel blog… Continue reading
Travelooney Blog has been quiet the past few months. Due to a tight travel schedule as well as new writing projects that were demanding full focus for a period, I decided to put… Continue reading
We’ve been through this year after year, but if we hadn’t, it would be difficult to imagine that soon the leafs will fade to a palette of toasted colours and fall from those… Continue reading
Is 6 hours enough to take in Oslo? …no, not at all. Not even close. But when we got the chance to visit the Norwegian capital on a mini cruise from Denmark, it only left… Continue reading
While many people head straight to Málaga when the journey is set for Andalusia in South Spain, try further west where the city of Cádiz is an excellent base for a combined beach-… Continue reading
In many cities around the world street art is seen as a way to bring colour and life to grey concrete facades and bland cityscapes – but in my hometown of Odense in… Continue reading
“I think you’re more impressed by mountains” my girlfriend told me recently, after visiting a beach in South Spain. And thinking about it she’s right. As a pale-skinned, blond, Scandinavian guy I’m not exactly… Continue reading
Back in “the MAD capital”. My second home. Or one of them at least. It’s been an exciting but busy period of travelling and writing, and I really haven’t been good at updating… Continue reading
It’s been more than two weeks since I managed to post something here on the blog, but it’s certainly not for lack of material. In fact, I have a long list of posts… Continue reading
It’s been a while since I’ve done one of these ‘Live from….’ posts. And normally I write them to describe my first impression of a place, but this time around I’m re-visiting the… Continue reading
With so many budget airlines around nowadays travelling by ferry is an often overlooked option – but it’s actually an excellent way to slow down and enjoy the journey itself rather than just… Continue reading
