Go Where Your Heart Takes You
Copenhagen is the capitol of Denmark and home of the infamous Nyhavn Canal as well as the iconic “The Little Mermaid” sculpture that draws tourists from around the world. This Copenhagen itinerary is full of a few unusual things to …
Cinque Terre translates to Five Lands in English. These villages nestled along the coastline of the Italian Riviera are probably unlike anything you’ve ever seen. The colorful homes seem as though they were carved out of the mountainside. While it’s …
Nestled along the coastline of southern Italy is the Amalfi Coast. This 50 kilometer stretch of land is one of my favorite regions in Italy. I wanted to share my Amalfi Coast itinerary because I think the towns I visited …
Paris is a city where one can never run out of things to do while in the city, and never run out of places to visit from the city. And I don’t say this as the Paris-obsessed woman that I …
Often times when thinking of my next destination, my list is filled with places I’ve already been. A trip to Spain, or rather, back to Spain, is at the very top of my list. While I try to avoid repeating …
Copenhagen, the capitol of Denmark, is one of the most colorful and quaint cities you may ever visit. While it has its own charm and is more than worth spending a few days in the city, there are amazing destinations …
I had been in and out of Prague on three separate occasions during my stint in the Czech Republic. Like Budapest, it was a city I was in love with before stepping foot in it. Random fact: I had …
Paris is MY city not just because it has gorgeous architecture and one can walk from one corner of the city to another. Paris has my heart because of the way it makes me feel. Never in a thousand years …
When I sat my sights on Montenegro it was no different than how I usually end up settling on a new country. I knew virtually nothing about the country (I mean, what is research) and found out late in the …
Belize was my first solo international trip. It may seem like a strange choice but this was before the days where I was in facebook travel groups and reading blogs about countries deemed “dangerous.” I’m glad I’d heard little to …