This week’s post is by Mark from Foosball Zone. We will be taking a look at some of the cities around the world with the best beer culture! In the event that you are a beer enthusiast and you are searching for your next travel destination, I have a treat for you. What makes beer so good is the fact that it has a significant … Continue reading 10 Best Cities for Beer Lovers
We had a fantastic trip to Greece this fall, and since I’m done blogging about the trip, it seemed like a good time to share some tips for those who might be planning a trip to Greece. Here are 17 things you should know before you go! 1. Geography There are basically two main parts to Greece – the mainland and the islands. If you‘re … Continue reading Know Before You Go: Greece
Just wanted to make a quick post documenting my travel plans for the coming year! Washington, D.C. Over Easter 2018 my husband and I will be traveling to Washington, D.C. We plan to enjoy the lovely cherry blossoms that time of year, and some other things we can’t enjoy back home (like warm weather in March and fresh seafood!) while we are there. We got … Continue reading 2018 Travel Plans
Last year was my second year attending Bonneville Speed Week as a spectator, and I wanted to write up this quick post on my top tips for those who are attending this year. I think you’ll find it especially helpful if you haven’t been before! 1. Get some info when you get your button or pass Everything that goes on at Speed Week can make … Continue reading Tips for Attending Bonneville Speed Week
My husband and I took an amazing trip to Peru this November. We spent about a week in Cusco and the Sacred Valley exploring Inca archaeological sites (including, of course, Machu Picchu!), then traveled to the Tambopata Reserve of the Amazon, where spent an incredible five days spotting wildlife in the rainforest and on lakes and the Tambopata River. Finally, we finished the trip with … Continue reading Peru
We finished up our tour of Peru with a couple of days in Lima. We had less time there than we would have liked, partially because of a delayed flight from Cusco, but still managed to have an enjoyable time! Top Tips for Visiting Lima – Some areas of Lima are not very safe for tourists. We stayed in Miraflores and had no problems at … Continue reading Peru: Lima
After our time in the Andes, we needed a change of pace so we headed to one of Peru’s other famous regions–the Amazon Rainforest. We stayed at a jungle lodge for four days and took wildlife-viewing excursions on foot and by boat everyday… it was an amazing experience! Top Tips for Visiting the Amazon – Weigh your options before choosing your rainforest excursion. There are … Continue reading Peru: Amazon Rainforest (Tambopata Reserve)
After spending a few days in Cusco, we moved on to Machu Picchu, one of the most famous archaeological ruins in the world. To make the most of the trip, we decided to spend two days there, staying overnight at a cheap hostel in Aguas Calientes. Top Tips for Visiting Machu Picchu – The rules are always changing at Machu Picchu, so be sure to … Continue reading Peru: Machu Picchu
We started our trip to Peru in the Andes. We stayed in Cusco and visited several other towns and Inca ruins around the Sacred Valley (including, of course, Machu Picchu!). Top Tips and Advice for Visiting Cusco and the Sacred Valley – Altitude sickness is for real, so plan to take it easy for at least your first day or so! Cusco is at an … Continue reading Peru: Cusco & Sacred Valley
If it’s your first time in one of the most artistic cities in the world, you’re very likely going to be visiting the largest art museum in the world to see arguably the most famous painting in the world: the Mona Lisa at the Louvre. We’ll just say that’s a given. But after you’ve braved the crowds to see the lady’s enigmatic smile and checked … Continue reading Beyond the Mona Lisa: Where to Find Art You’ll Love in Paris