This was my first time in Lyon and I absolutely fell in love with the city! While Paris is a bustling metropolitan, Lyon is a serene, peaceful city that feels a little more family-friendly. Unlike in Paris, Lyon seems to be designed to be more practical for day-to-day life. Of course, it was still a… Continue reading Honeymoon Spots in France – Lyon
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Honeymoon Spots in France – Paris
We split our honeymoon between two cities in France: Paris and Lyon. Jorge had never visited France so Paris was a must. We stayed in an Airbnb in the 3rd arrondissement (Le Marais), a few streets away from the Seine and Centre Pompidou. Best Honeymoon Spots in Paris: Rodin Museum - Home of Rodin's "The… Continue reading Honeymoon Spots in France – Paris
New York Brunch, Speakeasies, and Rooftop Bars
Must Visit Spots in New York: Patent Pending - This tiny speakeasy is hidden behind a secret door in Patent Coffee. You may have to wait for a spot but it's worth it. The drinks are unique and there is something to suit everyone's tastes, although the menu is a little hard to read in… Continue reading New York Brunch, Speakeasies, and Rooftop Bars
Top 6 Sober Spots in Las Vegas
I recently went on a weekend trip to Vegas. It was my first “official” Vegas vacation because the last time I was there I had the flu and couldn’t leave the hotel room. I’m also not counting the times I visited as a kid to compete in swim meets because the only Vegas attraction I… Continue reading Top 6 Sober Spots in Las Vegas
What It’s Like Living In Santa Barbara (From an Outsider’s Perspective)
I’ve lived in Santa Barbara for about a year now. I didn’t grow up here and a year certainly isn’t enough time for me to consider myself a local by any means, but I think I am equipped to share what life is like for an outsider in Santa Barbara. From fashion to things to… Continue reading What It’s Like Living In Santa Barbara (From an Outsider’s Perspective)
Packing Tips for 12 Days in One Carry-On
Twelve days. Two destinations. One carry-on. Can it be done? In just a few days, I’ll be jumping on a plane and heading to Las Vegas for four days! From there, I’m flying straight to sunny Maui, Hawaii for another 8 days. Luckily, these destinations are similar enough that the outfit requirements aren’t drastically different.… Continue reading Packing Tips for 12 Days in One Carry-On
Paris: Why Everything You Know is Wrong
Paris is an experience that is sort of hard to describe. There's a reason it is the backdrop of so many books and movies; it is the city for everyone. But a lot of tourists (American ones, at least) seem concerned they won't enjoy visiting because of the locals. Parisians in particular have gotten a… Continue reading Paris: Why Everything You Know is Wrong
How to Handle Any Problem While Travelling
Do airlines frequently lose your luggage? Are you worried about using your phone in another country? Or do you want to be prepared for everything, just in case? Read on for tips on how to handle every problem you may face while travelling. I just got back from Paris, France recently. It was, without a… Continue reading How to Handle Any Problem While Travelling
Must-Haves for Long Flights
Flying is not comfortable. That's the hard truth and nothing is going to change it. But through trial and error, I've found a few ways to make a transatlantic flight a little more pleasant. Water Bottle You can't bring a filled water bottle through security, but you absolutely need to bring an empty one. You… Continue reading Must-Haves for Long Flights
Off the Beaten Path – Parks of Barcelona
My final day in Barcelona was spent metro-hopping from park to park. From the best known parks to the ones you've never heard of, I did my best to visit as many as possible. I'll start with the better known ones, so if you're only interested in the hidden gems, feel free to skip down… Continue reading Off the Beaten Path – Parks of Barcelona
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