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Touring Europe: Why you Should Visit the Magical City of Porto

January 9, 2017 by Anthea AdamsLeave a Comment

Porto: a city with a charming spirit that’s visible in its food, wine, and breathtaking views. It’s where the mesmerizing Douro River flows towards the cold waters of the Atlantic. The city is positioned on the steep riverbank, showcasing an opulent city hall and tall towers. Remains of the city’s past are apparent in the astounding architecture of the buildings. After sunset, the city flaunts a romantic setting, glowing like a honeycomb. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Architecture, Art, Bicycle, Bus Travel, Culture, Europe, Food and Wine, History, Museum, Romantic, Seafood, Village, Walking tour, Wine Tasting

How to Make the Best of Your Short Trip to Rhodes

December 16, 2016 by Elma H2 Comments

Being the fourth biggest Greek island, with astounding historical and cultural heritage, Rhodes is definitely a destination you should include in your holiday adventure. Whether you decide to stay for an entire week or just a day or two, this magnificent island will provide you with an experience of a lifetime. From delicious gastronomy, to the beautiful acropolis and Old Town, to the outstanding choice of exciting activities, a trip to Rhodes … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Aquarium, Architecture, Culinary travel, Culture, Food and Wine, Greece, History, Mediterranean, Museum, Seafood, Walking tour, Wildlife

Five Places to visit in Europe During Winter

December 5, 2016 by Megan TLeave a Comment

When the days become shorter and temperatures start to drop, you know that winter is on its way. Although some people like to wrap up warm and get cosy in front of an open fire, the rest of us get impatient for the return of hot weather and glorious sunshine. But rather than waiting months on end for summer to return, why not take a trip to more sultry climes instead? In Europe for example, there are several places where you can wear shorts … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Africa, Architecture, Art, Beach, Caribbean, Caves, Culinary travel, Europe, Food and Wine, Garden, Greece, Hiking, History, Lifestyle, Malta, Mediterranean, Scuba Diving, Spain, Wildlife, Wine Tasting

Suzhou, China: An Edible Garden of Eden

December 4, 2016 by Allison Tibaldi4 Comments

If I were a philosopher, my motto would be “I eat, therefore I travel.” My first step towards understanding a culture is through food. Taste is the silent thread that binds me to fellow gastronomes around the globe. This is especially true when I visit a country where I know not a soul nor a single word of the native language, my exact situation during my recent visit to Suzhou, China. As alien as I felt upon arrival, I correctly suspected that … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Architecture, Art, Canals, China, Culinary travel, Culture, Food and Wine, Garden, Italy, Maine, Pizza, Restaurants, Seafood, Shanghai, Shopping Mall, Venice, Wildlife

Park Hyatt Masters of Food & Wine + Springtime Exploration in Buenos Aires

November 30, 2016 by DaveLeave a Comment

THE EVENT The Park Hyatt Masters of Food & Wine are events held at all Park Hyatt locations; these bring guests and visitors together to connect with their award-winning chefs, sommeliers and other artisan food and beverage purveyors. I recently attended a Master's Food and Wine event celebrating the 10-year anniversary of Palacio Duhau joining the Park Hyatt family. This was held at the Palacio Duhau - Park Hyatt in Buenos Aires, Argentina. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: South America · Tagged: Architecture, Argentina, Art, Drinking, Fashion, Festival, Flowers, Food and Wine, Garden, Jet lag, Massage, Spa, Tango, Walking tour, Wine Tasting

Small-town Travels in France’s Alsace Region

November 10, 2016 by Charlotte Leszinske4 Comments

France’s oft-neglected eastern border is notable for a few things: lush countryside, Germanic architecture, and storybook charm. There’s nowhere in the world that sings to the heart like Alsace; somehow, its cobbled streets create the desire to get lost in back alleys with a pastry or two. Alsace is a fairly small section of France, with just under two million people calling it home. Strasbourg, seat of the European Parliament and capital of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Architecture, Art, Bakeries, Canals, Castle, Culture, Euro, Film, France, Germany, Journey, Museum, Paris, Sports, Walking tour, Wine Tasting

Exploring One of my Favorite Domestic Cities

October 15, 2016 by Dave5 Comments

Thank you Capital One for sponsoring this post! All opinions are my own and were not directed by Capital One. To learn more about the Capital One Venture Card, visit: https://www.capitalone.com/credit-cards/venture I boarded the plane in Las Vegas to New Orleans after just about breaking even on a quick play of several slot machines in the airport (a unique airport feature!). I knew this wasn't a typical flight when I saw all the Silver and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Airport, Architecture, Art, History, Music, Naked, New Orleans, New York City

Spend a Summer Holiday in Liverpool

October 15, 2016 by Laura BoweryLeave a Comment

When you think of what you want from your summer holidays what comes to mind? Glistening waters, tasty food, long cool cocktails and days spent lounging in the sun. Or perhaps you like to take in the sights of your chosen destination. If this is everything on your list, then why not consider Liverpool for a super summer holiday? Tick of those summer holiday essentials here; The Glistening Waters of the Mersey So the Mersey River isn’t … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Architecture, Art, Beach, Beer, Britain, Culinary travel, Culture, Drinking, England, Europe, Food and Wine, History, Mexico, Museum, Restaurants, Summer Travel, Village

On a Bike Through an Indonesian Kampong

October 13, 2016 by Cecile RiphagenLeave a Comment

On a bike through an Indonesian Kampong Indonesia is a fascinating country. The collection of islands close to the equator has everything from beaches, volcanoes, rain forest, legends and smiling people trying to make you feel at home. It's a gorgeous, mind boggling country that stole my heart already years ago. It was good to be back after many years. I arrived in Jakarta and was hurried to the car my friend had sent for me. ‘We have to go … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Airport, Animal Rescue, Architecture, Art, Beach, Bicycle, Canals, Drinking, Flowers, Indonesia, Museum, Paris, Restaurants, Shopping Mall, Taxi, Traffic

7 Hidden Treasures of Napa Valley

September 17, 2016 by Kevin NelsonLeave a Comment

Despite being one of America’s best-known tourist (and wine drinking) destinations, Napa Valley still offers plenty of discoveries and surprises for travelers. These surprises are everywhere you go and pop up when you least expect it, like finding a Pokemon Go character you did not anticipate seeing. Here are seven hidden treasures of Napa Valley, which you may wish to seek out the next time you go there: The Benny Bufano statues at … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: America, Architecture, Art, Bridges, Bus Travel, California, Drinking, Flowers, Food and Wine, Garden, Museum, Napa Valley, Oyster, Resort, Restaurants, San Francisco, Seafood, Shopping Mall, Sonoma, Spain

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