Advent wishlist, part 1

Thought of doing a christmas calendar, but what’s the use of that, there’s a new blogpost up on our blog everday anyways.

We’re going to divide our wishlist into four parts and share one each advent sunday. So it’s going to be somewhat of a christmas wishlist, predictions, wants and needs in alphabetical order.

A as in Auschwitz:
One place I’ve always wanted to visit is Auschwitz, just to really see what it was like at the concentration and extermination camps. I want too see what it was like during the war. I want to see history with my own eyes.

B for Bucharest.
Did you know that there’s a 27 meters triumphal arch in Bucharest? Do a googlesearch on Bucharest for images, it’s crazy beautiful. And once you’ve started reading up on the city, I’m sure you would like to go there aswell.

Copenhagen. I know right? I havent been to Copenhagen. I know its really close to Stockholm Sweden, but it’s one of those places that’s to close to home. Like you cant see the forrest due to all the trees. It’s so close that it hardly counts as beeing abroad.

Dublin. How could we not say Dublin, we’ll be going there for New Years, so instead of telling you know what we want to see and what not, we’ll do you one better… We’ll show you in a few weeks.

Edinburgh. Duh!
I dont know if you have missed out on the fact that I really love Edinburgh, I fell in love with the city when we went there last fall and I cant wait to go back. We are actually planning on going there again in may, to be there during the big Fire festval Beltane.

Funchal on Madeira.
16 days until departure. As I’ve mentioned a few times during the last weeks, we’re spending the Christmas holidays on the portuguese island Madeira, in the town Funchal. So I’ll show you some images and tell you about our trip as soon as we touch ground, promise.

Hope we’ve given you some tips on where to book your trip, and fingers crossed that Santa comes bearing gifts in forms of tickets. Enjoy the first of advent.
//Angelica & Ann

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