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I usually travel at a rapid pace, but a herniated disk caused me to slow down and enjoy travel in a different way. I was supposed to go island hopping in Greece, but changed this holiday into a long stay in Paros. We stayed in Paros for 8 nights, so we had all the time in the world to enjoy the amazing restaurants that Paros has to offer. Of course it is impossible to try all, but we certainly tried to visit as many as possible. In this blogpost you will find all my food recommendations for Paros!

Finally a guide about my own city! Usually I am traveling so much that I hardly get to spend time in Eindhoven, but over the years I have gotten to know the city enough to write this city guide. Eindhoven is not the most beautiful city in The Netherlands, it doesn’t have a typical historic city center, but it does have a rich, industrial past because of Philips. I like how the municipality organizes events that honor the past, but is also actively looking for a new identity, by organizing events such as Glow, the Dutch Design Week and the Technology week. Historic factories are used again with a different destination, while enhancing the looks of the city.

One of the best things about living in the Netherlands is being so close to the tulip fields. I am not exaggerating, this is how I really feel. The tulip fields were a great distraction during the lockdowns of 2020 and 2021. We learnt that the government can control a lot, but they cannot keep me out of the tulip fields. In this blogpost I will share my recommendations for the best locations to visit the tulip fields, with the advantages and disadvantages of each location. I discovered that many farmers don’t mind you entering the fields, as long as you are being respectful. If they don’t want you to enter the fields, they usually indicate that with a sign or fence. All pictures in this blogpost were taken with utmost respect for the flowers and farmers.