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Travel Locally – It’s amazing what you can find nearby

December 19, 2013 by Angela Matano4 Comments

I have travelled some in my life, flown to Europe, Central and South America and have driven across the country a few times. Just the formulation of a trip, pinning a picaresque photo on Pinterest even, can make me giddy. So it was with great surprise that I stumbled on a nearby destination, just as fulfilling and foreign as many of my more exotic jaunts: Big Bear Lake, a scant 100 miles from home. When you grow up in a big city, like Los … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: America, Architecture, Art, Big Bear, California, Caves, Christmas, Desert, Europe, Flowers, Food and Wine, Ice Cream, Journey, Los Angeles, Mountain Climbing, Resort, Restaurants, Santa Monica, Shopping Mall, South America

Bolzano Christmas Market

December 18, 2013 by Simone VLeave a Comment

Are you rushing around trying to finish your Christmas shopping? Can't find anything in the shops for love or money? Perhaps you are just looking in the wrong place – the High Street might be fine for boring stuff like perfume, socks and ties but for something a bit different, a quick hop over to one of the many European Christmas markets is bound to do the trick. With time now quite short, you will need to make sure you choose the right one and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Britain, Bus Travel, Christmas, Drinking, England, Europe, Italy, Markets, Shopping Mall, Ski Trip, Switzerland, Venice, Wine Tasting

The World Sporting Capital – Melbourne

December 17, 2013 by The Guy2 Comments

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The world sporting capital is a title which may be contested by many cities. Yet when it comes to Australian sports events there is only one city to rule the roost. Melbourne, the self proclaimed world's sporting capital is never short of something to see. As a frequent traveller I often visit Melbourne, in Victoria, Australia. On planning my trip I will try to figure out what is going on and what to see in the world sporting capital. For … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Australia · Tagged: Asia, Australia, Beach, Bridges, England, Festival, Ireland, Sports

Puerto Princesa: Recommended Lodging, Eateries, and Sites

December 16, 2013 by Lisa Ellen NiverLeave a Comment

With 1,500 people a day arriving to see the sites in and around Puerto Princesa (Philippines), travelers need to know where to stay, what to eat, and where to visit. In the last twelve months, many new accommodation options have opened up including the boutique styled Acacia Tree Garden Hotel and Kamia Bay’s lovely resort. Long time restaurant favorites such as Ka Inato and Kina Buch continue to delight tourists and locals alike with tasty … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Airport, Art, Caves, Food and Wine, Garden, Philippines, Rainforest, Resort, Restaurants, River Rafting, Scuba Diving, Seafood, Traffic, Trekking

Exploring Napa…as in the City of Napa

December 14, 2013 by Dave4 Comments

Introduction For many years the city of Napa was just a place you passed as you entered the Napa Valley - the city center is not on the main highway (Highway 29) and it was lacking in restaurants, hotels and tasting rooms. When you told people you were visiting the Napa Valley, the city of Napa was not mentioned as your final destination, rather you would have been referring to the wineries up valley; it was those wineries that long attracted … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Airline, America, Art, Bridges, Bus Travel, Drinking, Food and Wine, Journey, Napa Valley, New York City, Oakland, Redwoods, Resort, Restaurants, Romantic, Sacramento, San Francisco, Santa Rosa, Shopping Mall, Traffic

New in Sebastopol: The Barlow

December 14, 2013 by Jamie GallLeave a Comment

Disclosure: I was invited out for an evening visit to The Barlow in Sebastopol.  All opinions are my own.  For those new to Sonoma County (Northern California, USA), one area that you may want to pay a visit to is none other than The Barlow in Sebastopol.  The Barlow, opened in November of 2013, is a place that focuses on Local Food, Art, and Wine. The West Side of Sonoma County has amazing local producers, artisans, and small … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: America, Art, Beer, California, Coffee, Drinking, Fashion, Food and Wine, Seafood, Sonoma, Spain, Vineyards, Wine Tasting

Great Destinations for a Weekend Away in the UK

December 13, 2013 by Saul MLeave a Comment

Fancy getting away from it all for a weekend? Well then, aren’t you the lucky one – this sceptered isle plays host to hundreds upon hundreds of fantastic destinations of all sorts: from quaint little chalets overlooking the English Channel to glorious old manor houses in the middle of the countryside, you’re spoilt for choice. Sadly, this then provides an altogether different problem – how on earth are you going to decide where you want to go, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Britain, Culinary travel, England, Garden, History, Ireland, Restaurants, Riviera, Romantic, Spa, Village

Cap Juluca, Anguilla

December 10, 2013 by Paul KandarianLeave a Comment

Sitting on the most comfortable lounger ever, watching fat white clouds scuttling by in the seriously blue sky above Cap Juluca on the Caribbean island of Anguilla, I’m wondering why I’d ever want to get up. I suspect the rich and famous who visit here, like Liam Neeson, Denzel Washington, Jennifer Aniston and other cinematic superstars, don’t want to get up much either. This is one great beach, St. Maarten and St. Bart’s on … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Caribbean · Tagged: Anguilla, Art, Avocado, Beach, Caribbean, Dancing, Drinking, England, Food and Wine, Golf, History, Museum, Music, Paradise, Paris, Resort, Restaurants, Romantic, Sailing, Seafood

The Diverse Attractions of Stockholm

December 9, 2013 by Jonas BulgherLeave a Comment

Located on the east coast, Stockholm is Sweden’s largest city and its capital. Vibrant Stockholm is actually built upon 14 islands but is easy to traverse on foot and is the perfect location for an exciting weekend city break. Stockholm is an amazingly diverse city, a mix of the historic Old Town, modern architecture and natural beauty spots. This was the first city in the world to have a natural park in its city as well as the world’s only … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Architecture, Beach, Bridges, Culinary travel, England, Free Travel, Hiking, Museum, Nightlife, Restaurants, Sweden, Urban Travel

Guide to Breckenridge, Colorado – There is Plenty to Do!

December 8, 2013 by Nicole SmithLeave a Comment

Breckenridge, Colorado is known for it’s quaint historic downtown and it’s epic 2,358 acres of skiing. Tucked away in the Rocky Mountains, it’s a small town that offers a lot. My husband’s family owns a small condo in Breckenridge, so we find ourselves up there quite often. It’s the perfect place to get away from the city life of Denver and relax. Over the years of visiting, we’ve discovered the best Breckenridge has to offer during both … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: America, Art, Bicycle, China, Coffee, Colorado, Festival, Fireworks, Fishing, Golf, Mexico, Mountain Climbing, Music, New Zealand, Restaurants, Rocky Mountains, Russia, Ski Trip, Volunteer, Walking tour

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