And just like that; our incredible European adventure has come to an end. 40 days, 18 countries, and a tapestry of memories we’ll treasure forever.

After three sun soaked days exploring the charming island city of Palma de Mallorca, today was our final full day and we made the most of it. With our bags nearly packed for tomorrow’s journey back to London (and then onward to Australia), we set off this morning determined to finish strong, with two of the city’s most iconic landmarks on our list: the majestic Cathedral de Mallorca and the hilltop Castell de Bellver.

Today was one of those days where everything feels just right; the pace, the food, the people, the place. Palma de Mallorca, you’re truly something special.

Hello Palma de Mallorca!

Today marked the end of our tour. A travel heavy day with fewer photos but still plenty of moments worth remembering.

Today was one of those magical travel days that seems to tick every box; scenery, history, culture, food, and just enough adventure.

After leaving Berlin this morning, we endured a long and not-so-comfortable bus ride to Amsterdam. Definitely not the most relaxing day of travel; but we made it!

Today was one of those jam packed travel days that leaves you exhausted in the best way. Berlin is massive; buzzing with life; layered with history; and full of surprises around every corner. But if we’re being honest, we’re not fans of the long train ride in and out from our hotel. It definitely made us wish we were staying closer to the action. Still, once we hit the city, Berlin delivered.

Today was one of those travel days that packed in more than we expected; emotion, beauty, history, and a few surprises along the way.

Our time in Prague was painted in shades of grey, with rain falling from the skies, and moments of light that made the city glow in a way only Prague can.

After a magical stay in Budapest, we said goodbye to the Hungarian capital and hit the road for our next destination: Vienna. But first, a brief stopover in Slovakia’s charming capital, Bratislava.

Budapest swept us off our feet from the moment we stepped into the opulent New York Café; often called the most beautiful café in the world. It’s easy to see why. Gold gilded ceilings, frescoes, chandeliers, and a grand atmosphere made even the simplest moment feel luxurious. We started our day here with a gold carat hot chocolate and a latte, possibly the most expensive hot drinks we’ve ever ordered, but absolutely worth it for the setting alone.