Blog Posts Tagged ‘24 Hours in’

24 Hours in San Marino

San Marino Tourism, autistic travel europe, alex stratikis

San Marino might be one of the world’s tiniest countries, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t anything there to enjoy as a visitor. Here you’ll find the best things to see and do to make the most out of a day in this little mountaintop nation.

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24 Hours in Trieste

Trieste is a small seaport city in north Italy. It makes for a great stopover on the way to Venice from the Balkans, and you can easily explore this magical place in a day.

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24 Hours in Dubrovnik

Mount Srđ cable car, Dubrovnik, autism travels

Dubrovnik is one of Europe’s top destinations nowadays. Unfortunately, that means that it comes with a hefty price tag. Check out this edition of ’24 hours in’ if you would like to see this beautiful Venetian city without having too fork out too much.

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24 hours in Split

Cathedral of Saint Domnius, Croatia tourism, Alex Stratikis

Split, Croatia’s 2nd largest city, is the main settlement in Dalmatia with an outstanding ancient center formed around the Palace of Diocletian, the Roman emperor – subsequently built upon by the Venetians.

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24 Hours in Ohrid

Labino Vista Point, Ohrid, Autism Adventures Abroad

My plan in North Macedonia was just to visit the capital, Skopje. When I heard from other travelers that Ohrid was the place to go, however, I had to check it out. This quant little lakeside town has a lot of history and culture compacted into it, while offering visitors some great beaches and swimming spots during the warmer seasons.

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24 Hours in Bologna

Planning a trip to Bologna, but have limited time there? Find out how I made the most of my day in this wonderfully diverse city.

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24 hours in Nîmes

The Ancient Roman Amphitheater in the French city of Nimes

A 24 hour guide to the under-appreciated little city of Nîmes, France. Full of Roman archaeological sites and gorgeous architecture, you won’t want to miss this one!

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