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Another day in Belgium, and we couldn’t resist crossing the border into Germany to visit the charming medival town of Monschau. R. had been there before and promised it was worth it (and he was right).  As a lover of all things medieval, I was curious and would love to see some cool sight seeings. I wasn’t driving either, so I have to go where my chauffeur drove us to. In other words, I got to enjoy my role as passenger princess. Our first stop was Reinhardstein Castle in Belgium, and we got lucky: a beautiful flower exhibition was taking place during our visit. 📍Reinhardstein Castle The castle itself wasn’t very large and was partly in ruins. Nonetheless, it was still a pleasant visit. At that time, a beautiful flower exhibition called Castelflora was being held at the castle. The rooms were decorated with all kinds of pretty floral arrangements. The kitchen. Near the Reinhardstein Castle was this impressive looking dam. 📍Monschau I think this town really relies on tourism. Eve...

Luxembourg may not be the cheapest European country for a budget holiday, but it does offer free public transport! Trains, buses, and trams are completely free throughout the entire country. You can hop on and off whenever you like, which gives us a real sense of freedom. No more stressing about finding the right bus line or buying tickets. This made exploring feel spontaneous and fun, exactly how an adventure should be.  We have visited the following cities: Clervaux and Vianden Sunny or rainy, we've got our umbrella ready.  📍Clervaux Clervaux is a cute and picturesque town.  And there are lots of churches and abbeys to see and visit.  We grabbed sushi as lunch, and then it was time to move on to the next city: Vianden The ceiling at the train station of Luxembourg City, pretty! The train ride was surprisingly quiet, which we like. That means seats everywhere. There's also a first-class area, but that does not include the free transportation plan.  📍 Vianden ...