Travel Guides

New York City is where to visit for a museum holiday in the US. It’s no secret that the city is crammed with history and culture. And this cultured environment makes it incredibly well-suited to museums thanks to all the topics and stories it can cover. Its range of museums are some of the city’s most […]

Ready for an adventure among red-rock buttes and pine forests? Of course, you are. Sedona is one of Arizona’s best places to visit and is packed with things to do. It is ideally located for hiking trails, yet central Sedona is perfect for sightseeing museums and galleries. Basically, Sedona is an easy sell. The only question that remains is

We visit Niagara Falls at least once a year since we live a mere 60 minutes from Canada’s most famous attraction, and we have seen all of the best Niagara Falls views. From restaurants to viewpoints, and falls view rooms to towers, there are so many ways to take in this natural wonder. If you

Welcome to the captivating city of Pasadena, nestled in the heart of California. In this blog post, we embark on an exciting journey to uncover the vibrant charm and rich cultural tapestry that define this remarkable destination. From historical landmarks to culinary delights, Pasadena offers a plethora of experiences that are sure to leave a

Did you know that Belgium is more than just a small European country known for chocolate and beer? Let’s explore its royal family, diverse culture, and enchanting natural surroundings – we’ll uncover 26 remarkable facts about this beautiful nation. From playing an important role in global politics to boasting stunning landscapes waiting to be explored.

Kauai, fondly referred to as the Garden Island, is a tapestry of lush forests, rugged mountains, and pristine beaches, making it a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. As the oldest of the main Hawaiian Islands, Kauai’s landscapes have been sculpted over time into cascading waterfalls, the dramatic Na Pali Coast, and the

The capital of Massachusetts isn’t somewhere you necessarily think you’ll have to take a day trip from, and it’s true – Boston has tons to do in the city center. There is a rich history, art museums, and even the famous Harvard University. But considering its prime location on the east coast, it would be

Washington, DC, is the nation’s capital and the absolute pinnacle of American history. If it has happened, you can bet that there is an ode to it in Washington, DC, and this fixation and centrality within American history is what gives the city its fantastic museums. Washington, DC, has some of the most visited museums

Yellowstone National Park is usually at the top of most US bucket lists. Between the fantastic hikes, endless things to do, and jaw-dropping natural attractions like the Grand Prismatic Spring, it’s easy to see why. Yellowstone almost guarantees you a trip of a lifetime on its own. However, one of the best ways to experience Yellowstone is by

Ireland is the land of leprechauns and shamrocks, Guinness, and Irish whiskey and Dublin is the heartbeat of the country. It was founded by the Vikings in 841 on the banks of the River Liffey and was called Dubh Linn, meaning Black Pool. There are so many things to do in Dublin that even after