Who Is Wandering Travelista?
Hi, I’m Alexandra, the traveler and writer behind Wandering Travelista.
I created this space to share the places I’ve discovered, the road trips I’ve taken, and the little details that make a journey memorable.
I love exploring Europe by car, taking the scenic route, discovering beautiful towns and hidden corners, and turning those experiences into practical guides for fellow travelers.
Why I Travel
Travel has always been my way of slowing down, staying curious, and seeing the world from a different perspective. I love the feeling of arriving somewhere I’ve never been before, wandering through unfamiliar streets, discovering a beautiful viewpoint, or finding a small place that wasn’t on the original plan.
For me, the best trips aren’t necessarily about ticking every attraction off a list. They’re about the experiences in between — a scenic drive, a quiet morning in a new town, a local restaurant, an unexpected detour, or simply sitting somewhere beautiful and taking it all in.
That’s what I want to capture here. Not just where to go, but what it feels like to be there — with practical information to help you plan your own journey along the way.
What You’ll Find Here
Wandering Travelista is all about thoughtful travel, practical inspiration, and the stories behind the places I visit. Here, you’ll find guides designed to help you plan your own European adventures, without taking away the joy of discovering a place for yourself.
Real Journeys
Personal experiences from the places I’ve actually visited, including the things that surprised me, inspired me, and made each journey memorable.
Practical Inspiration
Itineraries, road-trip ideas and useful travel tips that go beyond a simple list of things to see and do.
Details That Matter
The little things that can make a trip easier and more enjoyable — where to stay, how to get around, what to expect and what I’d do differently next time.
Come Along for the Journey
There’s always another road to take, another place to discover, and another story to tell. I hope you’ll come along for the journey.