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How to Spend the Best 3 Days in Madrid

Updated on April 14, 2019 By Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie Leave a Comment
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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

Updated on September 3, 2018 By Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie 14 Comments
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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

Updated on August 20, 2018 By Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie Leave a Comment
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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 the … [Read more...]

Is the Stockholm Pass Worth It?

Updated on August 19, 2018 By Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie Leave a Comment
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Stockholm is unquestionably a beautiful city with a ton of fabulous sights, museums, and experiences. It also has a reputation of being a pricey place to travel, along with the rest of Scandinavia, which is where the Stockholm Pass comes in and can really go a long way to keeping you trip budget in check. I’ve heard from many fantastic readers through email and social media … [Read more...]

3 days in Stockholm Itinerary: A Complete Day by Day Guide

Updated on August 21, 2018 By Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie 4 Comments
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Stockholm is the heart of Scandinavia. It's modern, while still holding onto its medieval and royal roots. Fish, meatballs, and potatoes are cuisine staples alongside a trendy food scene that rivals any European capital city. With world-renowned museums and cultural experiences, planning 3 days in Stockholm will give you a glimpse into this city's history, culture, and vibe. … [Read more...]