We stayed at Hotel Casa Verde, a small, quiet hotel just uphill from the city center. Though fairly basic, it was spotless and comfortable, with incredibly hospitable owners who went out of their way to help us. At just £30 a night, including a fresh breakfast of fruit, eggs, and excellent coffee, it was great value.

The city’s architecture is striking—massive Inca walls with perfectly interlocked stones, later used as foundations for austere colonial buildings in grey stone. The central streets were crowded with tourists and souvenir stalls, but we much preferred the quieter uphill lanes and hidden plazas, where we could relax away from the bustle.

In the afternoon, we hiked to Sacsayhuamán, the ruined Inca citadel overlooking the city. The walk took us through cobbled streets and up steep steps in a peaceful residential area. The altitude made it a challenge, but the views and site were well worth the effort.

For dinner, we ate near the hotel at a small restaurant serving traditional food. The menu was limited but affordable—I had alpaca stew, which was delicious and far better than the overpriced options in the city center.

I booked a journey with Emilia's Agency to Amsterdam, Netherlands, and I stayed there for one week. This place is well known to be perfect for young people to have a lot of fun but also for family trips if you want to know better the culture with its museums. I personally really liked visiting the most famous museums in there. I suggest you to book well in advance to be sure to find the tickets because this is a very popular city for tourist. I really recommend you to visit this city with Emilia's Agency to have a really interesting and organized experience.

It was a very clean city and the best part is how secure I felt during this trip.

It’s a place full of history, wich is reflected on the unbelievable architecture you can see all over it. My favourite place was Buda's castle, used as a royal residence for centuries.

I loved how kind the people were and it’s a destination I would a hundred percent choose again.

I went to Brasília and Rio de Janeiro last summer. I fell in love with the country immediately when I just arrived. Passionate people and beautiful landscape such as Amazon Rainforest and waterfalls provide me with unforgettable memories. Also, I visited the biggest cathedral there as well as the Beach. The feeling of sea breeze blowing on my face was my favorite part of the trip, which makes me totally forget the burden in my life and lets me escape from the noise of city, too.

Patagonia trip would be perfect for me, without counting the price I would really love to visit it for the great number of activities to do, just imagine catching a pike 🤩

I hope for a decrease of the price but I understand that the distance is massive, and the accommodation is the main issue due to the remote nature of the area.

I think that this travel is the perfect choice for people that love to discover new an unique places all around the globe.