The Distillery District: Toronto, Ontario
Tall red brick buildings, expansive red brick sidewalks, wood, brass, and green trim, these are the features of the Distillery District. Toronto once had a…
History, Art, & Culture
Holocaust Concentration Camps: 7 Somber, Preserved Sites
September 1, 2014 marks the 75th anniversary of the start of World War II and one of the darkest periods in human history. Upon his…
Sacred Places: Bayon Temple, Cambodia
If you’re headed to Cambodia anytime soon, Angkor Wat is probably already on your to-do list. Head a little north though and you can also…
Leaving Paris for the Palace of Versailles
It was once the grand home of France’s kings and a very infamous queen. Today, the Palace of Versailles is one of Europe’s most popular…
Our Danube River Cruise Highlights
Our Danube River cruise was one of the coolest things we did on this Budapest trip. We had visited the city about four months ago and were…
Carve out Time to Stop at Mount Rushmore
Driving through the Black Hills of South Dakota, it’s easy to be taken in by the natural beauty of your surroundings. Of course, you’ll need…
First Friday in Missoula, MT
On the first Friday of the month, every single month, regardless of if it is January 1st or not, the art galleries and shops in…
Uncovering the Temple of Apollo at Delphi
Ah, the Ancient Greeks….those wonderful, gnarly great-grandfathers of Western Culture. (Or is that great-great-great-great-great-grea-great-great grandfathers?) The Greeks built an enormous, complex civilization which became the…
Majestic Welsh Castles: Cardiff Castle & Caerphilly Castle
If you happen to be visiting the United Kingdom, it’s worth your while to stop in Wales. Known as “rebel territory” for many years by…
Navy Pier, Chicago – 12 Fun Things to Do
Wondering where to go for a good time in the Windy City? Head on over to the Navy Pier! Jutting out 3,300 feet into Lake…