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Slideshow: Grounds for Sculpture

Slideshow: Grounds for Sculpture

Grounds for Sculpture is the kind of the place where you just can’t stop taking pictures, especially if you visit this modern art mecca on a gorgeous spring day when it’s in full bloom, as we did. With 270 works of art on 42 sprawling acres, this gated open-air museum is as tucked away as […]

Grounds for Sculpture: Modern Art for the Whole Family

Grounds for Sculpture: Modern Art for the Whole Family

Boasting over 270 works of art on 42 landscaped acres, Grounds for Sculpturein Hamilton, NJ, evokes three classic, over-used travel-writer cliches. I’m guilty of including these cliches from time to time, but I’m a bit concerned about piling three into one post even if they are completely deserved. 1. A Must for Modern-Art Lovers: All of […]

Pampered on a Princess Cruise Ship: A Long-Awaited Holiday

Pampered on a Princess Cruise Ship: A Long-Awaited Holiday

Considering a cruise? Then you’ll love this guest post about just how fun and relaxing a cruise can be. You and your wife have not gone on a proper holiday in a decade, so that is why you have decided to live the good life and indulge in a bit of pampering on the Emerald […]

5 Things You Won’t Want to Miss in Las Vegas

5 Things You Won’t Want to Miss in Las Vegas

Planning a trip to Las Vegas? Then I hope you’ll enjoy this sponsored guest post about what you absolutely must do in Vegas! A holiday to Las Vegas is the ultimate way to experience a diverse array of sights, sounds and tastes in one thriving city. Although many visitors head to Las Vegas for the […]

10 Key Things to Know about Boating in Virginia

10 Key Things to Know about Boating in Virginia

Virginia isn’t only for lovers, it’s for boaters. If you’re planning to go boating in Virginia, you’ll find this post supported by Boater Exam very helpful. Virginia is one of the most popular boating destinations in all of North America. Like most states and provinces, Virginia has many rules, regulations and requirements. With that in […]

Best Hostels in the USA

Best Hostels in the USA

Visiting the US on a budget? Then you can’t afford to miss this post about the best hostels brought to you by HostelBookers. If you’re looking for accommodation in the USA it makes sense to stay at the best there is. All the following guesthouses and hostels have won in different categories in the HostelBookers Awards for […]

A New Travel Record: 17 Countries in 24 Hours

A New Travel Record: 17 Countries in 24 Hours

I consider my personal travel style to be “rushed” at best. It’s rare that I spend more than three or four days at a destination. I never seem to have enough time to see all that I want to and my mantra is “I guess I’ll have just have to see that [museum, site, neighborhood, […]

Bringing Up Bebe or Why I Want to Take My Toddler to Paris

Bringing Up Bebe or Why I Want to Take My Toddler to Paris

Why do I want to take my toddler to Paris? Chasing him around Luxembourg Gardens. An excuse to eat French fries. Plenty of poodles to make him squeal. Getting lost on long walks while he naps in the stroller. I could go on and on about my romantic notion of a vacation in Paris with […]

Ich Bin ein Berliner?

Ich Bin ein Berliner?

“Ich bin ein Berliner!” — President John F. Kennedy Like all great quotes, there is much controversy surrounding how the president actually said these words and subsequently how they were received.  JFK was giving an important speech during the Cold War and wanted to show his solidarity with divided Berlin, so he said, “Ich bin […]

La Pedrera: Gaudi’s Last Civil Work

La Pedrera: Gaudi’s Last Civil Work

The first photo of the Travelogged logo — the photo that the T sits on — is one of the decorative touches on the rooftop of Antoni Gaudi’s Casa Batllo. So it’s no secret that I’m a big Gaudi fan and a big Barcelona fan. Actually, make that a huge fan of Spain in general, […]

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