Discover the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland, including its volcanic origins, famous legends, stunning coastal scenery, wildlife, and scenic hiking trails.
The Giant’s Causeway of Northern Ireland: Q&A for Travelers Read More »
Everything you need to know about the Dark Hedges, aka the avenue lined with dozens of twisted beech trees made famous by Game of Thrones.
The Dark Hedges of Northern Ireland: Q&A for Travelers Read More »
Two days in Dublin may not seem like enough, but our honest 48-hour itinerary was packed with iconic attractions, local food, and a few surprises along the way.
Two Days in Dublin: Our Real Itinerary and Honest Reviews Read More »
Discover how a fear of heights did not stop me from going hot air ballooning in Luxor and whether or not the experience is right for you.
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Learn the Golden Rule of Travel and how choosing curiosity over judgment can transform your travel experiences.
The Golden Rule of Travel: Choose Curiosity Over Judgement Read More »
During the Winter of 2012, I experienced something incredibly rare — snow in Rome, Italy! The amount of which hadn’t been seen in generations.
Snow in Rome? As If! (But It’s True!) Read More »
Volubilis, the best preserved Ancient Roman site in Morocco just ninety minutes outside of Fez.
Exploring Volubilis: Morocco’s Roman City on the Edge of Empire Read More »
There are so many astounding things to do in Fez, Morocco! From exploring its ancient medina, experiencing the vibrant tanneries, and basking in its incredible food scene.
Things to Do in Fez, Morocco: Ancient Medina, Divine Food, and Colorful Tanneries Read More »
The Hill of Crosses, a small Lithuanian hill with thousands upon thousands of crosses of every shape and design. It’s both overwhelming and deeply moving.
Lithuania’s Hill of Crosses: A Spiritual Site Like No Other Read More »
Experience the magic of Nuremberg. From glowing Christmas markets, to Albrecht Dürer’s home, medieval churches, a hidden WWII bunker, and charming cobblestoned streets.
Nuremberg: One German City, a Millennia of History Read More »