I recommend everywhere on this post, but if the most popular landmarks already have check marks on your list, consider these alternative destinations! If it IS your first time in New York City, check out this itinerary! The Frick Collection over The Met Museum Housed in Henry Clay Frick’s former residence on Fifth Avenue, the […]
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Aug
Aug
Capturing the essence of Australia extends beyond bullet points, but amidst the general laid-back vibe, outdoor adventures, and stunning landscapes, here are some fun facts and altogether travel trips I learned traveling in Sydney and Queensland: Aussies really do say “g’day” and it’s as charming as you’d imagine. Get ready for friendly greetings wherever you […]
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Jul
Jul
This jam-packed itinerary breaks down the city’s must-see spots, so you won’t miss a beat. Get ready for some exploration as we stroll through iconic neighborhoods and indulge in delectable eats along the way. If you’ve already been to New York City and checked these landmarks off your list, head to these alternative destinations instead! […]
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Jul
Jul
Where to Stay in Williamsburg and A Guide to Brooklyn’s Coolest Neighborhood Brooklyn’s Williamsburg isn’t a tourist trap. It’s a place where trendy boutiques share space with gritty remnants of its industrial past, where indie bands blare from dive bars and world-class art hangs in converted warehouses. You don’t have to be a hipster on […]
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Apr
Apr
What to REALLY expect if you’re driving in Patagonia. We learned some of these the hard way. Driving in Patagonia gives you the freedom to explore the region at your own pace, without having to rely on public transportation schedules or tour groups. First things first: the borders aren’t open 24/7! Ask the car rental […]
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Apr
Apr
Buenos Aires is a vibrant and diverse city that offers a wealth of opportunities to learn and explore. Below are fun facts and tips about traveling in Buenos Aires. The abundance of green spaces in Buenos Aires is a testament to the city’s commitment to creating a high quality of life for its residents and […]
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Apr
Apr
El Calafate is the starting point for many Patagonia adventures. Here’s what to know beforehand: El Calafate is equivalent to a ski town: one main street with hotels modeled as lodges and cabins. The restaurants have a rustic look and the breweries are teeming with people all afternoon into evening. Travelers come here for 2 […]
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Feb
Feb
Total Days: 5 Full Days | Accommodations: Istanbul Old Town and Göreme in Cappadocia | Transportation: Walking, Ubers | Traveled: With a friend | Type of Trip: Relaxing, food mixed with site-seeing mostly by foot | Highlights: Hagia Sophia, Turkish bath experience, Hot Air Balloon morning Below is your perfect Turkey itinerary that hits all the highlights in Istanbul and the best options in Cappadocia. This […]
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Jan
Jan
Turkey can get cold. The average temp in the winter is 45 degrees and it tends to be downcast and rainy. In areas like Cappadocia, it can be 20 degrees colder. Despite the cold, outdoor dining is in full swing in the winter. Most restaurants have outdoor tables with heat lamps and blankets. The meals will […]
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Jan
Jan
Planning a trip to Japan is intimidating. With the language barrier, widespread cities and attractions, and contradicting information, establishing an itinerary can be wearisome. Here’s what I recommend doing before your trip and once you arrive to set yourself up for stress-free travel. BEFORE Book hotels months in advance. In particular, Central Tokyo hotels are […]