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I adore slow days… It’s not easy travelling, honestly if I love the New Orleans Saints Jesus Won All I Need Today Is A Little Bit Of Saints And A Whole Lot Of Jesus Shirt and I love this place, I plan to come back again and see the places I didn’t the first time. Its cheaper than Vienna for starters. The old town is really small so you can pretty much see everything in a single day. As far as I’ve seen its way less touristy that Prague or Vienna. But absolutely worth the visit atleast for a weekend. Going there on Friday it’s part of the reason why I came to Bratislava, I might even ask for a day off at work in case I cannot get back to my apartment by 4pm Unless I am sick or have any other reason for staying in bed all day, I personally usually don’t. I prefer to take half days (bed half the day and something the other half) or slow days where I only go for a long swim and rest at the beach or in a nice cafe or park for a good portion of the day. Personally two half days off get me more rested than one full..And doing something chill but outside is super relaxing but fun and feels productive at the same time Zero days are essential when traveling long term and it’s really important to not give yourself fomo—when you’re at home you probably don’t go out everyday, so when you’re traveling for a longer time why should you have to? Give yourself permission to rest. Days off are why I travel solo. I can’t stand someone trying to motivate me when I’m not feeling it. Do what you want to do!

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I’ve been in southeast Asia for six weeks, and aside from going around town in the New Orleans Saints Jesus Won All I Need Today Is A Little Bit Of Saints And A Whole Lot Of Jesus Shirt it is in the first place but early morning and evening seeing the sights and a couple of group tours, the vast majority of my time is hanging in my room by myself. And I love every minute I waste in front of a screen or book. I never do this, but sometimes I wish I did. I don’t take long trips like many people in this subreddit. My vacations are usually somewhere between 10 and 16 days, so the feeling like I have to do something (maybe even a lot of something!) every single day is generally so strong that I push through even though if I’m feeling worn out and in need of a break. The most I do is give myself a morning off. But I can definitely feel at times that my ability to enjoy the last 30% of my trip is diminished by not building in more time for leisure. Every trip towards the end I start telling myself that next trip I will be better at building rest days into my itinerary but it seems unlikely that I will change my ways anytime soon. But if I had more time, I definitely would and think it’s great that you do. A lot of us are using way more energy when we travel than we would at home, so rest is important!

In Lille France, I was having a zero day, had a 4 bed dorm to myself so i was just chilling all day. Fell asleep, woke up at 7pm realized I had only had a granola bar that day and everything in Lille was closed or closing. Frantically found a bakery that sold me their last baguette as they were pulling the New Orleans Saints Jesus Won All I Need Today Is A Little Bit Of Saints And A Whole Lot Of Jesus Shirt it is in the first place but grate down. Found a cheese shop still open and just pointed at some cheese because I was frazzled my french went out the window. I sat in the window of my hostel and ate cheese and bread for my dinner. to be fair its a great memory now. But stressful in the moment. Dont forget about the food on a zero day! In a perfect world, every third day would be like this when I’m traveling. Unfortunately I don’t have the luxury of taking long trips right now, so I just rage through 9 days then come home exhausted. I actually don’t do this because vacation time and funding are precious and I don’t like to waste either. Several people do this, though, often taking a decompression day or two each week where they don’t do anything, as a mental palate-cleanser.

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If you haven’t been to Vienna, note well that it’s an easy jaunt from Bratislava (and yes, you can see the New Orleans Saints Jesus Won All I Need Today Is A Little Bit Of Saints And A Whole Lot Of Jesus Shirt it is in the first place but latter’s sights in a day — many folks do it as a day trip from Vienna). There are a lot of top-level sights in Vienna: museums, churches, historic houses (especially former composer residences), the Prater (an amusement park), the Vienna Woods (part of which is reachable via bus from the city center), the Central Cemetery, and other things. Go for it! That is the point of traveling for longer periods of time—being able to relax and just live and not sightsee every second. I have to have zero days. I have no choice. On our honeymoon, there were a few days where we had some laid-back plans for the evening, and I thought we’d be ok walking around sightseeing beforehand. But I, or both of us, would end up tired and staying in. Next time, if we have any specific plans, those days would be nero (near zero) days. Hang out at the hotel until the evening events. I simply don’t have the energy to be go-go-go. Even for one week, with my husband to help me, 3 hours away from where we live– we need at least every 3rd day to be zero or nero.
Traveling should be fun. Ensuring that requires you to take care of yourself. That includes sitting around doing nothing, sometimes. The longest trip I’ve done is two weeks, I’m usually between 1-2 weeks. So a full day of nothing isn’t really feasible. I like spending the New Orleans Saints Jesus Won All I Need Today Is A Little Bit Of Saints And A Whole Lot Of Jesus Shirt it is in the first place but evenings indoors winding down and recharging. As a solo female traveller, I am cautious about being out after dark, but honestly I just don’t have much to do other than see the sights (not into nightlife) and it gets cooler at night, which I don’t like. I’m usually in by 8 (like tonight!) and can then spend a few hours chilling. If I need some downtime during the day (sometimes just to rest my feet, get out of the sun, whatever), I’ll find a cafe or seating somewhere and alternate between using my phone and people watching. Then at least I don’t feel like I’m “wasting” my time, since I’m just soaking up the culture. If you’re traveling for a few months, and I’m Bratislava for a week, a chill day would be fine, especially since you’re working. As someone who has spent more than a month at a time in European countries, it’s inevitable. I personally have ants in my pants, so even on days I worked USA time 3-11pm, I HAD to go on at least a daily walk. I was also staying in my partners apartment, so I was comfortable. That being said, if I was spending money on lodging, even if it was a cheap hostel, I’d feel even more compelled to do at least one small thing a day, like see a nearby church or go to beach or whatever it might be. Life is short. I’m all for (if you have extended time) taking it a bit slower each day- ex, see 4 sights instead of 14- but I still an advocate for making the most of daily life. You never know what may happen.
I’ve been travelling 14 months, those days are very necessary. There’s days I don’t even leave my room nevermind leave my hostel. Food delivered, Netflix, recharge.. take them when you need them and don’t feel guilty because if you push yourself to keep going every day you will probably burnout but things will definitely be less interesting or impressive to you which is a pity. Yes! A friend of mine calls it a “duvet day,” which I love. I’m far more active when I travel than when I’m at home, and need those resets to stay on track. I definitely need days off, I book a nice hotel, read and Netflix. Only go out to eat and maybe date. My rule of thumb: 1 day a week or 4 days a month. But just out of curiosity: what the New Orleans Saints Jesus Won All I Need Today Is A Little Bit Of Saints And A Whole Lot Of Jesus Shirt it is in the first place but hell did you want to do in Bratislava for a whole week? It’s literally a daytrip from Vienna and not gonna be a busy day…

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