Can you imagine the symphony of colors while sipping hot apple cider? New England is like a painting in autumn, with trees bursting in glorious reds, oranges, and yellows. The mix of the crisp air, over-the-top foliage, and heavenly apple cider donuts make it compulsory to revisit every year. Navigating through the orchards, the enticing smell of fresh apples filled the air.
Dreaming of a grand European adventure? So am I! Today, let’s talk about how to plan the ultimate multi-country trip to Europe. Trust me; it’s going to be life-changing!
As overwhelming as it seems, this is not a hard thing to do, just a lot of logistics and research. Sounds fun right? Thankfully, I have done all that for you in several places all over the world and more is being added all the time.
Buongiorno, foodies! Did you know that Italian cuisine offers more than just pizza and pasta? As one of the world’s most admired culinary destinations, Italy boasts a rich tapestry of mouth-watering dishes from various regions.
Italy is often thought of as a mecca for foodies and they would be correct! However, each region has its own flavors and specialties that you need to try. One of the greatest things you can do while on vacation in Italy is taking a food tour. Check out each region below for some great foodie tours that will give you both an accurate and authentic taste of that region.
Do you know what not to pack in your carry-on?
As someone that usually only uses carry-ons, regardless of the trip, I’ve learned a thing or two. I generally only pack my camera gear and some essential items in my backpack carry-on, or personal item, while the rest is in a carry-on suitcase in the required size.
“Paris is always a good idea” Or is it? There are two prevalent and diametrically opposed views on the City of Lights.
Ghent is one of the largest medieval cities in Europe and one of its best-kept secrets. It is one of my favorite places to visit in Belgium and I never get tired of roaming the incredible streets. If you have the ability to stay for a while, I would hang out for at least two days. Here are the top five things you must do when visiting Ghent.
Located on the world-famous Alsace Wine Route (Route du Vin), this town holds many medieval charms and even some castle ruins from the 1200s. Wander around the quintessential streets and get lost in the flower-laden alleys and half-timbered houses. Kaysersberg is listed as one of the most beautiful villages in France.
Can you see Bruges in a day? Yes, you can if you narrow your sightseeing list to the top five things I have listed here. However, If you have more time, don’t worry, there is plenty more to see!
Crema, Italy is home to about 35k residents. According to ancient tradition, the town foundation dates back to August 15, 570 and was part of the Republic of Venice as a rural fortress. Here are a few of my favorite things to see!
I have compiled some of my favorite gifts, some of which I have received, to help you in this quest. Let me know if this helps you!
