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Corona has made travelling to different countries certainly complicated for us all, but let’s be real: Why yearn for distance, when everything that’s good is so close? We’ve looked at our city again through the eyes of a tourist and discovered so many wonderful things we’d like to share with…
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Almost two weeks ago I spontaneously decided to go on a short weekend trip to a city which is so close and yet so far (it’s not really far, especially not from Graz, but somehow I just have never managed to go there before) – Ljubljana. With owning my own…
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We opened the doors of our vintage offline store! From November 14th until December 30th we’ll sell our clothes at Kaiserfeldgasse 22, 8010 Graz. Questions and answers There are some questions we get asked almost every day… And here are the answers :) What are your opening hours? Mo-Fr from…
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After a long time thinking of where to go on holidays this summer I came up with the idea of a road trip through Tuscany. Famous for its landscape, its beautiful cities and colour palette Tuscany is said to be one of the most amazing parts of Europe. After being…
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The Czech Republic is an utterly meat-based country. There is hardly anything vegetarian in their traditional cuisine, not to mention something vegan. However, the number of vegetarian and vegan options in the city increased in the last years even though not every option is recommendable. So after my Prague Tips…
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Whilst Prague is said to be one of the most beautiful cities in Europe everyone wants to visit, Nuremberg is labeld as small, just cute or even boring. I wanted to get my own idea of the city and started a spontanious weekend trip with my friend Janina – and…
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According to my boss and many other Czech people I’ve talked to, the typical Praguer is a nature-lover and wouldn’t spend a weekend voluntarily in a city. Everyone has summer cottages somewhere at the country side and loves to get active in a forest, the mountains or a river. I…
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It took me three months to finally do it: Writing a short travel guide for Prague, my home town for this semester. Now – a few weeks before I’ll leave again – I feel briefed enough to give you some tips of what to do in the “Golden City”. To…
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