Oberammergau is a sleepy Alpine village nestled in the foothills of the Bavarian Alps; with a population of just over 5,000 it can seem fairly insignificant for anyone just passing through. But once every 10 years, the village becomes one of the most visited in the state of Bavaria, welcoming … Read More
By guest blogger Kerwin McKenzie, who took part in the #JayWayRomania blogger project in June 2017. My first visit to Romania was in June 2008 and all I did was visit Bucharest for one night. My friend and I took a local bus from the airport into the city and … Read More
Have you heard about the Salzburg Card? If not, allow me to introduce it: this handy little card gives travelers free access to all of the main attractions in this beautiful city. But is it really worth it? Read on to find out. Why buy the Salzburg Card? The main … Read More
Our round-up of where and what to eat in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. From local to international and from street food to fine dining, we’ve packed this article with tasty tips.
Vienna is a city where you can really create the holiday of your dreams. From the ultimate in luxury dining, culture and accommodation to cheap and cheerful street food stands, the city caters to both ends of the financial spectrum. We always want our guests to get the most out … Read More
This is a guest post by Ric Gazarian. Ric blogs at www.GlobalGaz.com. He is on a quest to travel to every country in the world. When he’s not pursuing that goal, he divides his time between the US and Thailand. I have a unique perspective on Armenia and its capital Yerevan. … Read More
Team USA might not have made it to the Finals, but if you’re traveling in Europe this summer there will be no escaping the excitement around Football’s Greatest Show on Earth. Most of the Continent is mad for soccer (call it football when you’re there, please) and there will be … Read More
When I think of Tuscany, the first images that come to mind are rolling hills, vineyards and idyllic hilltop towns. But Tuscany is the fifth largest of Italy’s 20 regions and it covers a wide variety of terrain, including some beautiful coastline. There’s much more to La Bella Toscana! Without … Read More
Editor’s Note: The guest blogger for this post, Veronika Primm, is a travel blogger at Travel Geekery and this post is part of the Romania and Moldova Blogger Trip we arranged in summer 2017. With a travel style she describes as anywhere between budget backpacker and luxury traveler, she’s adaptable to … Read More
After six months living in Italy and traveling from the top to the bottom and back again, I think I can safely say I’ve seen it all when it comes to the Italian way of driving. Italy’s North – South Divide First of all, it’s fair to say that the … Read More