Planning a Rome vacation is easily a top bucket list item for many travelers. With just 3 days in Rome, you can go from a history buff’s dream come true with ancient ruins and the Colosseum to a foodie’s love affair with mouthwatering dishes like Cacio e Pepe, followed by a serving of creamy pistachio gelato. It’s so easy to see why planning your Rome itinerary can feel so … [Read more...]
10 Little-Known Things to Do in Tarifa Spain
Tarifa, Spain wasn't supposed to be the destination...until it was. The plan was actually to take the ferry from this sleepy town across to Morocco. Except mother nature had different plans in the way of 100mph winds at sea. This translates into no sailing and a closed port. Quickly changing course, I was left wondering about the things to do in Tarifa. I admit I hadn't done … [Read more...]
How to Spend the Best 3 Days in Madrid
Are you planning 3 days in Madrid for your upcoming trip to Spain? Of course, you want to put together the best Madrid itinerary for an unforgettable visit! In this guide, you'll find: what to do in Madrid for 3 days, broken down day-by-day, how to get from the airport to the city center, where to stay in Madrid, the most popular day trips from Madrid, where … [Read more...]
How to Plan a 2-day Normandy Itinerary from Paris to Bayeux
You’re planning a trip to Paris and would love to include a Normandy itinerary in your travel plans. You'd like to visit Normandy towns like Bayeux, walk in the footsteps of WWII history, and even spend a day at the spectacular Mont Saint-Michel. In this Normandy and Bayeux travel guide, you’ll find all the information and tips you need to plan your Normandy … [Read more...]
The Cotswolds Villages: A Complete Guide for an English Countryside Retreat
No matter where you are in the Cotswolds villages, there's a distinct feeling time has stood still, with the landscape remaining unchanged for hundreds of years. The villages, with their honey-colored cottages, shops, and churches were made from a kind of limestone quarried in the area beginning in the Middle Ages and this distinctive charm has been preserved. During … [Read more...]
