Spain is unique in so many ways but the cultural aspect that makes this country stand out from the rest is their human towers. This impressive tradition is found in northeast Spain in the region of Catalunya. I got to experience it for the first time at La Festa Major in Sitges. Castells date back to […]
How to Spend 3 Days in Paris
Lately, I’ve received a lot of requests from followers asking if I can recommend an itinerary for their next trip. Most people love to travel but hate the planning part that comes with it. Luckily, I like both – for me, the planning is the excitement that leads up to the big reveal. This time, […]
Rue Mouffetard: Living Like a Local in Paris
I’ve been in love with all things français since my very first French class in grade 4. While everyone dreaded going, I’d cling to my desk to hear my teacher just speak. French just has to be one of the most beautiful languages there is. On my most recent travels to Paris, I devoted myself […]
Albania in Photos
I’m well aware of the degree of inequality that exists in so many different countries outside of my own but it wasn’t until I got my first up close and personal glimpse that I actually began to understand it. Along our route from Greece to the gorgeous Adriatic city of Split, we drove through Albania’s […]
3 Best (Local) Beaches in Barcelona
Barcelona’s sizzling beach season typically goes from April to October. Yup, I said October! (This past fall it got up to 24°C). Typically, the best months for hot weather are May to August and sometimes September. Some days are cloudier than others in the off-season but it doesn’t stop the locals from spending hours at […]
Catalan Tradition in Old Barcelona
Barcelona, Spain is full of local festivals all year round but summertime can lead you to one of the most cultural experiences, like Festa Major de Gràcia. A hop from the easily accessible TMB metro to Fontana is Gràcia, this very sheek and trendy area actually makes up the oldest district in the city of […]
