Best Places to Enjoy the Holiday Season in Europe Read More
Traveling during the holiday season is something I think everyone should do at least once. In cities and towns of various sizes, you’ll see the local people spilling out into the streets each night, shopping, eating, drinking, singing, dancing, and socializing. And as a visitor, you’re warmly invited to mix with the locals and join the party.
Types of Tickets and Metro Passes in Paris: Which Will You Need? Read More
So, you’ve decided to travel to Paris. How exciting! As a part of your planning, you’re researching how to get around the city and which tickets or metro passes in Paris are the best for your needs. My goal in this blog is to reveal the different options, the differences between them, and which logistics you should consider that will help you make your choice.
Types of Tickets and Metro Passes in Paris: Which Will You Need? Read More
Step Back in Time: Sights and Attractions in Bath, England Read More
Bath makes my list of best day trips from London, but you definitely wouldn’t regret spending a night or two here. So whether you choose a quick visit or a few relaxed days, here are some of my favorite attractions in Bath.
Step Back in Time: Sights and Attractions in Bath, England Read More
The Best Things to Do in Florence, Italy After the “Must-Sees” Read More
We’ve all been there. You’re planning your vacation – and you’ve got a pretty good idea about what the must-see sights are – but what are some of the best things to do in Florence, Italy that you haven’t read about yet?
The Best Things to Do in Florence, Italy After the “Must-Sees” Read More
When to Buy Tickets While Planning Your European Vacation (Pandemic Travel Advice) Read More
In today’s ever-changing travel environment, you might be wondering when to buy tickets for your tours, at museum and attractions, hotels, and even flights. After all, these are all essential elements when it comes to planning your European vacation.
Strategizing when to buy tickets so you don’t lose money in case of cancellation is now one of the first things I address as a part of the itinerary planning process.
When to Buy Tickets While Planning Your European Vacation (Pandemic Travel Advice) Read More
Go Beyond the City: Take One (Or More!) of These Day Trips from London Read More
As you know, the city of London is chock-full of amazing sights (and historic pubs!). But with more time to spend, taking day trips from London and away from the crowds can be a rewarding way to round out a visit to Britain.
Trust me — you’ll love the opportunity to see the lush countryside and take in the rich history, beautiful villages, and regal castles that England has to offer.
Go Beyond the City: Take One (Or More!) of These Day Trips from London Read More
Paris With Kids: Family-Friendly Ways to See the City Read More
It’s easy to think of Paris as a playground for grown-ups — fine dining, high fashion, romantic strolls, miles of art galleries, engagement photos.
But the City of Light can also be a playground for young kids and teens, with many beautiful parks, fun foods, delightful entertainment, and ways to see galleries and museums that will engage their senses and make the city feel like it was made for them, too.
Paris With Kids: Family-Friendly Ways to See the City Read More
Italy’s Green Pass and What It’s Like to Travel in Italy Right Now Read More
If you’ve been following my blog, you could probably already tell, I’m passionate about good, smart, and efficient travel. Each custom itinerary I craft is thoroughly researched. So, to best serve my clients (and blog readers!), I made my way over to Italy. The goal was to experience for myself how Italy’s Green Pass worked in practice and to generally discover what the realities of traveling looks like now, in the COVID-era.
Italy’s Green Pass and What It’s Like to Travel in Italy Right Now Read More
Personal Update: I now have U.S-Italian Dual Citizenship! Read More
It’s official! Today I picked up my Italian Passport! I’m officially a citizen of both the U.S. and Italy!!
My Great-Grandfather was born in Italy in 1877 and immigrated to the U.S. in 1902. According to Italian law, if your ancestors were Italian, you may be too (there is no generational limit). But of course, it wasn’t that easy…
Personal Update: I now have U.S-Italian Dual Citizenship! Read More
The Independent Traveler’s Essential South Coast Iceland Itinerary Read More
Traveling soon and need some Iceland itinerary inspiration? I spent 9 days traveling the the South Coast from Reykjavik to the Glacier Lagoon and have several itinerary ideas, tips, and recommendations to share with you!
The Independent Traveler’s Essential South Coast Iceland Itinerary Read More