Day 4: Berlin Today has been a long day, the majority of which spent on a train travelling across Germany. Once again I had another early start this morning, my first (of two) trains left Luxembourg just after 8 and took me to Koln. From there I had a swift change to a high speed train that would take me to Berlin. Both journeys were spent reading and listening to music. After 8 hours of travelling I finally made it to Berlin (at about 4pm). Thanks to google ma...

Day 3: Luxembourg Well I started off my day leaving room 213, my home while i was in Brussels, and now I am currently chilling out in room 204 in Luxembourg city hostel (I like this travelling malarkey). Once again I had I was up very early this morning, but this time it was so I could get to the train station on time to catch my first train. Getting a train in a foreign country is actually a lot easier than I thought it would be, everyone is really helpful and...

Day 2: Brussels Boy have I had an interesting day! Firstly here's a few things I have noticed about Brussels: the are a lot of churches, fountains, statues of people peeing into fountains, strange people, and way too much food for one person to eat in a day. Even though I've only averaged about 6 hours sleep over the last 3 weeks, and I'm now on holiday, I still found myself getting up at 7 this morning (one of the downsides to hostels). This meant that I had a...

Day 1 Girl Abroad is FINALLY abroad!! Brussels to be specific. After months of planning I have finally begun my travels. This entry will be quite short as all I have done so far is fly from Manchester, take a (quite expensive) taxi to the hostel i'l be staying in and make my bed. First impressions of Brussels are good though, it seems clean, the hostel is really nice (as well as my 3 roommates, fellow female solo travellers), and everything seems to be quite c...