The island of Sicily offers couples a journey through 27 centuries of history. Since the 5th century BC, Sicily has been a crossroads of civilizations. Visit Catania, Taormina, and Palermo for ruins, beaches, and delicious cuisine. The landscape, shaped by invaders and Mount Etna’s eruptions, boasts exceptional architecture and great…
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Europe blends history, culture, and landscapes into one journey. Wander through iconic cities, explore medieval towns, or relax in coastal villages. From art-filled museums to local food traditions, every country reveals something unique. Travel across borders easily and experience the continent’s endless mix of heritage, beauty, and adventure.
What You Need to Know About Riding Deutsche Bahn: A Simple Guide to German Trains
Sure, there are a few budget airlines that offer safe and reliable travel. Train travel, however, survives when the journey is as important as the destination. And in Germany, the Deutsche Bahn (DB or GermanRail) is a trendy means of public transportation. It’s fast, has good value, and links all Europe’s cities, towns, and villages.
How to Plan a Kid-Friendly French Riviera Spring Break Road Trip
The hill was so steep, every time I took my foot off the clutch to give it some gas, it rolled back and stalled out. Me and the car were going in the wrong direction. I tried again and again with the same outcome. The nice people of Eze were getting a little impatient until one politely rapped on my window. Then he took off, up the hill with both my kids in the peering out the rearview window.
What You Need to Know About the Top Wineries and Wines in Germany’s Pfalz Regio
Pfalz, located near the French border, is one of Germany’s most significant and warmest wine regions, making it perfect for producing a wide variety of wines. Known for its rich, full-bodied Rieslings, the region is also famous for its reds, especially Spätburgunder (Pinot Noir) and Dornfelder. Pfalz Wine Region is…
What You Need to Know About Taking the Blue Star Ferry from Santorini to Kos
We caught the slow, overnight ferry to the island of Santorini to catch up with my daughter who is in the Navy. The ferry left Kos around 8pm and arrived in Santorini early in the morning. I called ahead and the owner of the hotel sent a taxi for us and had tea and biscuits waiting for us in our room. My daughter’s ship was anchored off the coast of Santorini for a week. We rode the cable car down to the jetty where we received a brief tour of her ship.
What You Need to Know About Visiting Bodrum for a Day on the Turkish Riviera
We walked in and out of little shops along the long footpath near the water until we reached the inner part of the town. Glad to be shaded from the sun by a large undulated tarp of living plants above our heads. We found a little cafe and decided to have a snack which was delicious. The boys got henna tattoos and I bought a few pieces of jewelry. I bought a pendant with the Turkish eye to ward off against the evil eye.
Medieval Festivals: Enjoy the Best Fairs in Germany
The show’s about to start, and your seat, my liege, awaits at one of many Medieval Festivals in Germany. Ah, the romance of distressed damsels and brave knights in shining armor. They cast a spell in modern times for chivalry and courage. Moreover, they evoke values of a mysterious era…
The Ultimate Italian Packing Guide for Autumn 2025
Get ready for your Italian fall adventure with our ultimate packing guide! Embrace the season’s vibrant colors and cozy vibes with stylish, versatile essentials. Pack smart, travel well, and fully immerse yourself in the Italian lifestyle this autumn!