Copenhagen is one of Europe’s oldest capitals, and a charming city that still remembers its history. It’s very much a “people-friendly” city where your senses can roam. There are so many things to do in Copenhagen so make sure to plan ahead! A Brief History The history of Copenhagen dates back to the 11th century, […]
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Budapest is one heck of a city, with a beauty only matched by its bizarre character. Beyond the thermal baths and stunning architectural sights, the city has a bustling nightlife you won’t find anywhere else. A night out in Budapest will be one that you won’t forget. I found this out the very first night
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Italy’s most famous five fishing villages, known as Cinque Terre, have found its way onto the bucket list of many travelers. The reasons for that lie in the dramatic coastal scenery, sinuous paths, 19th-century railway, vernacular architecture, and colorful houses. If these charming villages are on your travel list, here are a few fantastic things
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From sun-ripened fresh fruit and vegetables to nuts, fish, dairy and olive oil, Spain has long been recognized around the world for its cuisine. The Spanish diet is a typical example of this type of healthy Mediterranean living. For those traveling to Spain, understanding the cuisine, food culture, and following a few key Spain food
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Visit Moldova – a small nation nestled between Romania and Ukraine – that’s rich in unspoiled countryside, beautiful wine tours and boasts an off-the-beaten-path charm. As European holiday destinations go, Moldova doesn’t top many lists, but it’s a hidden gem that everyone should see at least once. Here are just a few of the reasons
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Bern, Switzerland’s “unofficial” capital, is perhaps the most underrated capital city in Europe. It’s a perfect destination for the history lover, the foodie, outdoor enthusiast, leisurely and relaxed, and the casual shopper. When traveling to Europe, the majority of Americans don’t often make it to Bern. Geneva, Zurich, Lucerne, Interlaken are the places most people
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Though there are many mouth-watering gelaterias to choose from in the Eternal City, I believe the top spot for the best gelato in Rome goes to the famous Giolitti. A local success story, Giolitti was established in 1900 and still family operated to this day. Their location two blocks north of the Pantheon is the
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