Rovinj, Croatia is one of those towns where a mere glimpse is enough to convince you to stay forever. Rocky cliffs protect the medieval town from changing what it has been for hundreds of years. Stone buildings stack next to each other on the cobblestone streets creating a maze of beautiful nooks and alleys begging …
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There are so many options of day trips you can take from Split, Croatia. You can visit islands, caves, National Parks and neighboring towns. During March the day trips from Split are a bit limited due to weather conditions and lack of tourists. While this can be seen as a bad thing for us it …
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Dublin is vibrant, alive, creative and historical all at the same time. The irresistible city of Dublin has so much to offer and does so with a slow pace and kind heart. Dublin feels like a small town even though its population is 1.2 million people. Easy to get around, great food, wonderful local pubs …
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As I stood in the middle of the Piazza San Marco (St. Mark’s Square)in Venice, surrounded by pigeons, tourists from all over the world, the bright Italian sun and the smells of pasta and cappuccino all I could hear was the song of the Italian language.
Visiting the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region in south-eastern France is an absolute must. Stunning mountains, picturesque lakes and quaint towns make up this famous ski area. While the skiing in the area is supposed to be fantastic we found Chambery has a lot to offer in the summer as well.
If you are looking for a picture perfect town full of half-timber buildings, cobblestone streets, stunning cathedral and beautiful riverfront full of flowers then Strasbourg France is the town for you.
Spending 7 days in Paris was a mixture of art, culture, romance, and awe-inspiring sights.
Lured by the romantic ideal of victorian castles, lush green fields and windy country roads we booked four days in the Loire Valley. While it wasn’t what we had expected we found surprises are quite romantic in France.
The architecture of Bordeaux is more regal and elegant than I imagined then, combined with the Miroir d’Eau reflecting pool, the people leisurely walking around and the gorgeous Pont-de-Pierre bridge you feel transported to another time in history.
When Traveling through the South of France the city of Carcassonne can not be skipped, in fact it should be on the top of your list. The charms of this French Medieval town are immediately felt the minute you arrive.
