Archive for the Category ‘Europe’

Sounio: The Best Place to Start Your Vacation in Greece

Sounio: The Best Place to Start Your Vacation in Greece

I am terrible at sleeping on overnight flights. I am normally an excellent sleeper, but the combination of excitement to get to my destination plus the pressure to fall asleep plus the uncomfortable coach seat almost always results in a frustratingly sleepless night. So last year, when I was planning my trip to Greece I […]

Just Back From… Paris in the Springtime

Just Back From… Paris in the Springtime

(photos by Marla Decker) Is there anything more romantic than Paris in the springtime? Marla and Erik Decker returned yesterday from their first-ever trip to the City of Light. They had a wonderful time staying at the Hotel D’Aubusson, a charming boutique hotel in the 6th arrondissement, just a short stroll to the Notre Dame. […]

Just Back From… Skiing Verbier, Switzerland

Just Back From… Skiing Verbier, Switzerland

(photos by Jeremy Dies) Last month, Jeremy Dies went skiing in Verbier, Switzerland, with a group of friends.Here, Dies explains what it's really like to stay in a chalet and shares his advice so you can plan a fantastic Swiss ski vacation too. Skiing in Europe vs. U.S.: Having spent part of my childhood living […]

St. Patty’s Day Special: Finding the Perfect Pub in Ireland

St. Patty’s Day Special: Finding the Perfect Pub in Ireland

(photos by Liz Curry) I'm always excited whenever Liz Curry takes a trip because I know that I will have an online album full of funny captions to look forward to upon her return. Here, she writes about her family's trip to Ireland last spring and their search for a pub that felt truly authentic. […]

Everyone’s Irish at the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in NYC

Everyone’s Irish at the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in NYC

Right now, the world’s largest parade is taking place: the 248th St. Partick’s Day Parade in New York City. It’s a beautiful day in NYC, and I enjoyed being one of the estimated 2 million people who watch the parade — especially because I was standing toward the end of the route near the Metropolitan […]

No Debt + World Travel = Sign Me Up, Please

No Debt + World Travel = Sign Me Up, Please

When I first saw the name NoDebtWorldTravel, I was instantly intrigued. Was it some sort of gimmick? Nope, it was the blog of Brian Peters, who just completed a four-month journey around the world — and plans to depart again soon — without accumulating any debt. He had sold his house the year before, and […]

Taking a Break From Mykonos Partying to See Delos

Taking a Break From Mykonos Partying to See Delos

(photo of The Terrace of the Lions by GreenBeanPrime/Flickr) When I was planning my trip to Greece last summer, I asked my friend — and fellow travel enthusiast — Kate Schwab lots of questions because she had recently vacationed there. She helped me with Santorini and was patient while I endlessly debated To Mykonos or […]

Searching for the Elusive Grenadier Pub in London

Searching for the Elusive Grenadier Pub in London

This is the third in a series about my three-day jaunt to London in November. Read about my arrival, hotel and first evening here, and my first day of Kensington Gardens, shopping and Tate Modern here. After a full day, I returned to my room at the Sheraton Park Tower, where I found my husband […]

I Said Paros, Not Paris

I Said Paros, Not Paris

When I would tell people that I visited the Greek islands of Santorini, Naxos and Paros last summer, most people would say, “Oh, you went to Paris, too?” And then I would have to explain that I said Paros, not Paris. Obviously if you’re reading it, as opposed to hearing it, you wouldn’t have the […]

Taking the Express Train to Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogery-chwyrndrobwyllllandysiliogogogoch

Taking the Express Train to Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogery-chwyrndrobwyllllandysiliogogogoch

On Sunday, I took the express train to Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwyllllandysiliogogogoch. And by that I mean that I took the No. 4 express subway train in NYC to the Financial District where a replica of the world’s longest village/train station sign is hanging out for the month of March in the British Memorial Garden at Hanover Square […]

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