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Europe on a Euro: Amsterdam
Author John Green once wrote, “some tourists think Amsterdam is a city of sin, but in truth is a city of freedom.” However, freedom may also mean...
13 tips for festival-goers
During my many years of living in Germany, I’ve discovered that Germans love their festivals. You can find in Germany a great amount of festivals—...
10 charming villages in France
After you’ve settled in your new European digs, it’s time to start planning your adventures. It’s easy to think of the glitz and glamour of Paris...
Ride full steam ahead through former Yugoslavia
I glanced once more over my shoulder as I sat in the empty dining car, the sound of rattling china adding a welcomed beat to the rhythmic hum of...
Adventure in Austria: Area 47
A thrill-seeker’s paradise
Imagine a place where you can walk from your comfortable lodge or not-so-rustic teepee into a...
Camping in Croatia: Land of Winnetou
Ask any German who Winnetou was and you’re bound to get a smile.
The fictional character Winnetou was a Native American hero based on the...
Sleek and snazzy: Quirky themed hotels in Europe
Whether visiting a European capital, escaping to the wilderness, or balancing your bucket list with the kids’, you’ll find funky, fun and often...
The Conciergerie – the oldest prison in Paris
Paris has a long list of well-known places to see and explore such as the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. However, if you’re looking for a lesser-...
Pisa in five hours or less
Planning a trip to another country can be equally as daunting as it is exciting. There are so many things to consider: mode of transportation,...
Take a spring road trip through Germany's Romantic Road
Germany’s Romantische Straße, or Romantic Road, was developed in 1950 when the country was in dire need of a thriving tourism industry...
Don't miss these two German gardens
There has always been something magical about a leisurely stroll through lush gardens. Be it the romantic elements of an English garden with its...
Visit the Invalides in Paris
The Invalides, an imposing collection of buildings in the heart of Paris, stands guarded by a line of cannons that hint at its military themes. A...
