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Ephesus: The Best Roman Ruins in Turkey

Ephesus: The Best Roman Ruins in Turkey

Last summer, I spent 8 days in Turkey. While I had ample time to explore the amazing city of Istanbul and the otherworldly region of Cappadocia, I was frustrated that I didn't get to see the rest of the country. So when Amanda Lobell and Neil Roach planned their Turkey trip in July so that […]

Betsey Johnson Designs a Brand New Suite for Eloise at The Plaza

Betsey Johnson Designs a Brand New Suite for Eloise at The Plaza

As my regular readers know, I don’t usually post photos of myself on Travelogged. But I couldn’t resist this one of me lounging at the brand-new Eloise Suite at The Plaza. No, I didn’t spend the night there — ha, don’t I wish! Yesterday, I went to a press preview of the pinkest room in […]

Guy Walks Across America… In Under 2 Minutes

Guy Walks Across America… In Under 2 Minutes

There’s a new viral video on YouTube that gives you a very quick tour of the U.S. This guy walks across America (NYC to San Francisco) in under two minutes, rarely pausing except to admire the Lincoln Monument and Mt. Rushmore. OK, so maybe it’s a stealth ad for Levi, but it’s still pretty cool. […]

Stopping to Smell the Wild Roses: A Nature Walk Around Alaska’s Byers Lake

Stopping to Smell the Wild Roses: A Nature Walk Around Alaska’s Byers Lake

Byers Lake (pictured above) is the kind of place you imagine when you think of the Alaska wilderness. It’s tranquil, pristine and beautiful. It’s not one of Alaska’s most spectacular sights — it’s no Yannert icefield, Glacier Bay National Park or even Mendenhall Glacier — but it’s quiet beauty is spectacular in its own way.

Park Guell in Barcelona: Stepping Into Gaudi’s Fantasy Land

Park Guell in Barcelona: Stepping Into Gaudi’s Fantasy Land

Could it really have been three years ago that I went to Barcelona? Wow, it feels much more recent than that. After only a few hours in Barcelona, it became my favorite city (next to my beloved hometown NYC, of course), and it has yet be dethroned. The first place we went (following incredible paella […]

Make a Wish! Yoko Ono’s Wish Tree at the MoMA

Make a Wish! Yoko Ono’s Wish Tree at the MoMA

Last Friday, I went to NYC’s Museum of Modern Art for a story I was writing about an artist whose goal it is to draw Every Person In New York. (By the way, you don’t have to live in NYC to be part of the project — as long as you’re in the city when […]

Visiting Dr. Sun Yat Sen’s Chinese Garden in Vancouver’s Chinatown

Visiting Dr. Sun Yat Sen’s Chinese Garden in Vancouver’s Chinatown

Vancouver has the third largest Chinatown in North America, next to NYC and San Francisco. I was only in Vancouver for two days following my Alaskan cruise, and it was on my agenda. Being that my time overall was limited, I didn’t have too much time to spend in Chinatown (and we didn’t have the […]

Mendenhall Glacier: More Than Just Another Glacier

Mendenhall Glacier: More Than Just Another Glacier

No matter where you’re traveling, it’s so easy to become jaded. Often you’re surrounded by a certain kind of beauty, and you can find yourself saturated and uninterested in taking more in. Should you push yourself to see one more ruined temple in Greece? One more castle in Wales? One more beach in Antigua? You […]

Germany’s Hottest New Tourist Attraction: Paul the Psychic Octopus

Germany’s Hottest New Tourist Attraction: Paul the Psychic Octopus

Is Sea Life Oberhausen on your itinerary for your trip to Germany? What, you’re not even planning to make a pilgrimage to this industrial, northwestern German city? But it’s home to Paul the Psychic Octopus! Paul’s claim to fame is that he predicted eight out of eight World Cup wins — one for every arm. […]

Mush! Mush! Playing With Sled Dogs in Skagway, Alaska

Mush! Mush! Playing With Sled Dogs in Skagway, Alaska

On the Fairbanks Riverboat Discovery Tour, I got my first glimpse of sled dogs when the boat went by Trail Breaker Kennel, which was owned by the late four-time Iditarod winner Susan Butcher. It was fun to watch the demo, but I wanted to see the huskies up close. Enter the Musher’s Camp and Sled […]

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