Euro Trip with a Toddler- Slovenia! (Part II)
the Majestic Lake Bohinj Depart from Verona, we were doing a bit cross-country to Slovenia on the 6th day of our Eurotrip. Basically, traveling with a child means being very lax with the schedule. Waking up late, going places in the afternoon, and retiring for the night too early. Plus, whenever and wherever we saw a playground, we had to stop for at least 30 minutes, if possible. It was a very different experience for us compared to our previous itineraries during our pre-baby days. Across 18 days of Eurotrip, we usually spent at least 2 nights minimum if we wanted to explore a city properly, while 1-night stays meant we were just transiting and only had several hours for dinner and breakfast. We chose minimum 3-star hotels only because we wanted our daughter to have more space to roam around the room, and the hotel had to be located within 1 km from the central station. It was because we brought luggage and a stroller and didn’t want to spend money or energy on unnecessar...
