Wow, what an adventure. I can’t believe it’s been over a month already. On August 30th I arrived in Rome for my nearly 5 week stay, and what an adventure it was. Firstly, let me assure you that traveling in the age of Covid was not nearly as inconvenient as many believe. What you hear, and what …
Is travel opening back up? Where can we go? What are the new requirements? In short, what will traveling with Covid look like in the months and years to come? People are understandably anxious to get back out there and travel once again, but with all the new requirements and rapid-fire changes there remains a …
The capital of Christendom in the Middle Ages, Avignon is famous as the city to which the Popes fled when leaving the corruption of Rome in the 14th century. Today, the city is a world class tourist city and well known as a center of art and culture. At the heart of Avignon, the Place …
Tuscany has long been associated with breathtaking scenery and some of Italy’s best made wines. In this enchanting landscape of rolling hills and winding roads, you’ll find glorious sunflower fields, ancient olive groves, medieval ruins, and wonderfully wild forests. And, of course, world-class wineries. Wine touring here is not about a five-minute tasting at a …
Sweden’s capital is a city built on water, spreading out over 14 islands with water covering about 30% of the city. Stockholm has grand public buildings, palaces, museum, and a rich cultural history that tell a beautiful 700 year-old story. Sweden separated from its union with Denmark and Norway in 1521, and Stockholm eventually became …
Full of history, beauty, and culture Rome is never wanting for a dull moment. There is certainly enough in Rome to keep you busy for a dozen lifetimes, which is why having a list Rome travel tips for the first timer will be useful. The heart of Italy, from ancient to modern times, has always …
The Ring of Kerry is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful places on earth and considered the “Jewel in the Crown” of Ireland’s scenic locations. Known officially as the Iveragh Peninsula, but referred to as “The Kingdom” by locals, the 111 mile route around County Kerry boasts stunning panoramic landscapes, rich history, and …
Venice is built on more than a hundred small islands in a lagoon in the Adriatic Sea. You’ll find no roads, just canals lined with timeless Renaissance and Gothic palaces, with an endless amount of things to do. Venice is divided into six ‘sestieri’, or neighborhoods, all with uniquely different characters. The central square, Piazza San …
The U.K. national parks contain some of the nation’s most beautiful and inspiring landscapes. The country’s dedication to preserving green space is one aspect I love about Britain. The U.K. National Parks Service, which includes England, Scotland, and Wales, maintains 15 parks; 10 in England (covering a land surface area of 9.3% of the country), 3 …
The Covid-19 pandemic has left most international travel at a standstill, and people are wondering when travel will return. We have compiled key information on Covid travel updates, as well as prudent advice on what to do with travel in the months to come. UPDATES: Global confirmed cases: 155,944,819; total deaths 3,239,691; total recovered 132,303,257 …
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