Archive for the Category ‘Europe’

Slideshow: The Tiles of Lisbon

Slideshow: The Tiles of Lisbon

In an era of sameness and globalization, it’s amazing how a capital city like Lisbon has retained a truly unique feel. It’s just so well-preserved, and this beauty is definitely worth preserving. There’s so much to love about Lisbon’s looks — red roofs, cobblestone sidewalks, sea views — but my favorite thing is clearly the colorful […]

One Week in Nice: Rocky Beaches, Quiche and the Best Hostel in France

One Week in Nice: Rocky Beaches, Quiche and the Best Hostel in France

When my friend Brady Russell, the artist behind the webcomic “Eat the Babies!”, told me that he went to Nice and stayed in the best hostel in France, I was immediately intrigued. Yes, that’s right Nice’s Villa Saint Exupéry Gardens (named for Antoine de Saint-Exupéry who wrote Le Petit Prince) has won the HOSCAR (Hostelworld.com […]

Exploding Mt. Etna in Sicily, as Seen Through Storify

Exploding Mt. Etna in Sicily, as Seen Through Storify

I thought I loved volcanos — I’ve helicoptered over a bubbling Mt. Kilauea in Hawaii on my honeymoon, hiked over a hissing Nea Kameni in Santorini and gotten close enough to hear the boulders rumbling down Mt. Arenal in Costa Rica. But as I hear about Sicily’s erupting Mt. Etna, which has already exploded six times […]

Trendy Dining in Berlin’s Mitte District

Trendy Dining in Berlin’s Mitte District

A sumptuous meal of contemporary German cuisine at Aigner Gendarmenmarkt in Berlin made guest blogger Ivan wax poetic about the city’s troubled history. Here, he delights in trendy Vietnamese at Monsieur Vuong in Berlin’s Mitte District, which is one of the most dynamic —and coolest parts — of the city. Germany’s capital city of Berlin, and […]

Reflections on 72 Hours in Berlin

Reflections on 72 Hours in Berlin

When Ivan travels, he doesn’t simply seek out delicious food to please his palate — he keeps his eye out for meals and restaurants that will help him understand the city he’s visiting. A frequent guest blogger for Travelogged (read about his trip to Iceland and watch his foodie videos about Rio, Belo Horizonte and New […]

Experiences in London to Tick Off Your List

Experiences in London to Tick Off Your List

London is one of my all-time favorite cities — I consider her to be New York City’s prettier and more charming older sister. There is so much to see there, so I was thrilled when I received this informative sponsored guest post from Londonnights.com about the best things to do in London. London is one of […]

How (Not) to Play Golf in St. Andrews, Scotland

How (Not) to Play Golf in St. Andrews, Scotland

How not to play golf in St. Andrews, Scotland, aka Home of Golf? Even if you absolutely adore playing golf and have always dreamed of playing golf in Scotland, like my husband? It’s really quite easy: 1. Go to Scotland on your babymoon with your pregnant wife (me), who does not play golf. 2. Promise […]

St. Andrews, Scotland: Where William Met Kate

St. Andrews, Scotland: Where William Met Kate

Prince William may now be the Duke of Cambridge (a wedding present from his grandmother), but he didn’t go to Cambridge University. Of course he could have gone to Cambridge like his dad, Prince Charles, or he could have gone to Oxford or any university in the world. But he chose University of St Andrews, […]

Alesund, Norway: More than Just a Pretty View

Alesund, Norway: More than Just a Pretty View

I eagerly followed along Nancy D. Brown‘s travels through Norway this summer on her blog, What a Trip. I’ve never been to Scandinavia, so I really enjoyed reading about her experiences in Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim. But it somewhere that I had never even heard of – Alesund, a small city on Norway’s western coast – that […]

Gretna Green: Last Call for Scottish Souvenirs, First Call for Weddings

Gretna Green: Last Call for Scottish Souvenirs, First Call for Weddings

When I go on a trip, I like to bring home souvenirs for my family (and, yes, for myself too). I usually like to purchase them at the end so I don’t have to bother carrying around and so that I feel like I’ve seen everything before I commit. Sometimes this works out, and sometimes […]

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