Local's Secrets (2) : Elizabeth's Vilnius, Lithuania

Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, is a great city for both families and young creatives/freelancers as the city is affordable and has a few really up-and-coming, hip neighborhoods. 

86 Most Colorful Cities/ Towns In The World

Being a rainbow-colors addict, it is no surprise that I would sooner or later come out with an ultimate MOST-COLORFUL list for myself. Now, with the help of my fellow Travel-Blogger friends, the list expanded from 40 to 86! How amazing is that! Thus, we are sharing this list with everyone. For those colors-addicts out there, show yourselves! Comment your favorite colorful cities/man-made sites and help me grow the list -- You know, Sharing is Caring! ;)

Bangkok: a 3 days Itinerary

A Journey to Thailand! 

Our very first time of visiting Bangkok had surprisingly brought a lot of fun to us. This is a family trip where we planned our own without joining the tour group! We just looked for the local driver and make the booking online. So we really put lots of effort in searching those places. We really had so much fun and it seemed that spending 5 days 4 nights were ain't enough for us. So now, let the journey begins!

Edinburgh (/Scotland) Souvenirs Guide

Are you having a hard time deciding on what to buy home from Edinburgh? Although I am not a souvenir buyer, I do have some suggestions that might save you from the gift dilemma syndrome.

image by Heathergems

Local's Secrets (1) : Monica's Seville

I am glad that I have Monica from MindfullyTravel.com on the blog today to help kick start the new series 

"Local's Secrets" on Miss Happy Feet. 

She generously shares her secrets about lovely Seville in Spain. 

Now, without further ado, let's hear her out!  

The Fudge House, Edinburgh

      With a fabulous list of 27 flavours available, the Fudge House is the perfect place to be whenever I fancy a piece of Fudge. This celebrated Edinburgh shop is located right on the Royal Mile, to be exact, on the Canongate street.Every lovely chunk of fudge is hand made to a traditional secret family recipe since 1949.

ROYAL MILE : CANONGATE

After passing through the World's End, You will reach the Canongate street, the last stretch of Royal Mile before you finally reach the Holyrood palace.

image from www.rampantscotland.com

1. Canongate Tolbooth/ The People's Story

As I said earlier, Canongate use to be a seperate Burgh from Edinburgh so the Canongate Tolbooth served as the municipal building, court and prison for the Burgh of Canongate. It had then become a historical landmark for the Old town of Edinburgh.
The People's Story is a Free attraction, located within the tolbooth. It showcase the lives of Edinburgh's ordinary citizen from the late 18th century until today.

ROYAL MILE: HIGH STREET

High street is perhaps the most popular and perhaps the most popular part of the Royal Mile. It is always buzzing with crowds, restaurants, cafe, souvenir shops everywhere, so much to see and do!

image taken from darrow.org.uk

ROYAL MILE: LAWNMARKET

image via www.royal-mile.com

Discover the stories of the people in Edinburgh at the Lawn market.

ROYAL MILE: CASTLEHILL

Image from www.flickriver.com

Lets go from the start. Always start your one mile walk down from the Castle because going downhill is a lot easier than going uphill. Unless you want to burn more calories, of course. 

Italy: Italy for "Nature Person"

Capri, courtesy of www.ulissedeluxe.com

Are you a City person, Nature person or a Small Town person? If you are a nature person,check out this little list I have here that may blow your mind.

France: dessert bucket-list.

In France, you will never find yourself short of perfect desserts to end a good meal. The only thing you have to worry about is the calories.

France: A beginner's guide to French Cuisine

France -- the land of wine and cheese. Even if you don't drink wine of eat cheese, you will never ever starve in France. In fact, you will be spoilt with choices.

Italy: 15 most beautiful cities/towns you should not miss on your next trip to Italy

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Italy is famous for its delicious cuisine, culture, language, architecture and so much more. The moment you land in Italy, your options are endless. No matter you are heading north to Milan or south to Sicily, there is surely something/somewhere that can easily take your breath away. Here is 15 cities/ towns you should never miss on your next trip to Italy.  

France: 13 must-try Pastries

No one beats France when it comes to pastries. The first thing I did after I bought my flight ticket to Paris, was, guess what: googling about French pastries.

The Night I Took Advice From An Ex-Prisoner // How I Started Blogging

It was pitch black, a night without moon. The bus station was closing so a staff walked me down the paved path and showed me a waiting place with a dim light. I waited there alone for 20 long minutes, cursing the fact that I am the only passenger waiting for a night bus to Atlanta, until I saw another soul across the street on the bench under the streetlight. I decided that it was wise for me to join him, as I recognized him from the bus station just now, asking for a cellphone to call his family out of town.