Author: Sagittarius Travels
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What I Wish I’d Known Before My First Solo Trip
The fear of solo travel is often loudest before you go. Looking back on my first solo trip to Norway, here’s what I wish I’d known before boarding that plane.
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New Walls, New Stories: Street Art in Belfast
I did not follow a map. I simply walked and let Belfast show me what it wanted to show me… through colour, walls, and quiet moments across the city.
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In Praise of the Perfect Pint: Belfast’s Traditional Pubs
A wander through Belfast’s pubs, from historic snugs to perfectly poured Guinness, where the city reveals itself slowly, one pint at a time.
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From Cornish Cliffs to Distant Shores: Tracing the Light That Endures
There has always been something about lighthouses that draws me in. Not the postcard version, but something deeper. They are, in a way, the ultimate philosophers. They stand in the chaos. They don’t move. And their only job is to say: I am here, and I will lead you home.
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Sofia’s Walls Have Something to Say
Sofia’s street art is everywhere, from monumental murals to small, unexpected details. A city that speaks through its walls, if you’re willing to stop and listen.
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Sofia on Foot and Underground: Getting Around a City That Makes It Easy
Getting around Sofia is refreshingly simple. From a direct metro connection at the airport to a compact, walkable city centre, this guide covers everything you need to navigate Sofia with ease… and why its effortless rhythm becomes part of the experience itself.
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Sofia Travel Guide: Two Thousand Years in One City
Sofia is a city that has never tidied its past away. Roman ruins beneath a working metro station, communist headquarters standing shoulder to shoulder with golden-domed cathedrals. Walk its streets and you walk through two thousand years at once.