I was in the midst of a trip around Central Europe. I figured I would make a detour through Bratislava since it was near Brno and I was going to Austria anyway. I've heard good things about Bratislava and I was eager to visit a city I haven't been to.

One day isn't enough to fully discover and experience what a city has to offer, but if it's all the time you have you can still enjoy your trip and visit some attractions.

Are you planning a trip to your dream destination? This could be somewhere in Asia, Africa, Europe or anywhere you have always dreamed of going. However, you might be wondering where you’ll get the funds for your trip with all the bills, responsibilities, inflation, and other similar challenges you are experiencing. 

It’s still possible to save for your dream trip without compromising your other responsibilities.

Prague is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe (just my opinion). It has an old world charm that I find appealing. The city's old town and attractions are within walking distance from each other. It's also convenient to get around the city on foot and by public transportation. Prague is definitely a city I would return to.

Prague is definitely a city I would return to.

Florence is a beautiful city with plenty of museums and art galleries. It also has delicous food and sumptuous wine you'd want to have as often as possible. I spent a few days here during a month long trip around Europe. 

Florence was a highlight and I would recommend others to visit.

Paris is one of the most visited cities in the world. This comes as no surprise because it has plenty of museums, restaurants, attractions, bakeries, iconic structures, quaint cafes, and everything in between. The City of Light has plenty to offer visitors.

I spent a few days in Paris during my trip around Europe.

Getting a Canada tourist visa is difficult. However, the process of acquiring one is straightforward and easy to follow. I applied for a visa and did most of the process online. The only time I went to the visa center was to submit requirements for the biometrics and when I had to submit my passport upon the embassy's request.

Travel, simply put, is fun. You may have done it on your own, with your friends, or with your family when you were younger. It is the type of experience that stays with you for a long time. Now that you’re older and have a family of your own, you might be planning a trip with your child (or children). It could be a lot of work, but it’s going to be worth it.

Here are some tips you can follow when traveling with kids.