Let’s face it, the weather in London can get quite gray and rainy, particularly during the wintertime. Feeling rather depressed on a cold mid-December winter day, I decided that my husband and I were in dire need of a ‘sunny…
Instagram vs. Reality: The Truth About Marrakech (+Tips)
Let me just start this post out by saying that Marrakech is a wonderful place to visit. In fact, it’s one of the most memorable places I’ve been…with its bustling medina, its flair for gorgeous interior tile work and patterns,…
Sunday Jazz at La Bellevilloise: Brunch Spot in Paris
I have a secret. I know where to get one of the best brunches in Paris. No, it’s not a cafe in the trendy Le Marais nor is it a fine-dining establishment along the tourist-trodden Champs Elysses. It’s actually a…
Is Bath the Most Beautiful City in England?
Bath is arguably the most beautiful city in England. It’s a bold statement I know, what with the idyllic streets of Oxford flanking the nearby Cotswolds countryside, and the beautifully-preserved medieval walls of York up North. I didn’t know much…
How to Spend Christmas in Budapest, Hungary
Length: 2 Days | Budget: $$ From fairy lights to wooden ornaments, from spiced mulled wine to roasted chimney cake, Budapest is a wonderfully festive place to celebrate the Christmas holidays. Yes, the air in Budapest is biting cold during this time of the…
Where to Find the Best Tapas in Seville, Spain
Although the concept and customs related to tapas can vary depending on which city you are in (for example, tapas are complimentary with drink orders in some parts of Spain, such as Granada), most would agree that a ‘tapas’ refers…
Lisbon Trip Diary
Lisbon, Portugal is one of my favorite cities. Not only does the city have an affordable and thriving food scene, it also features some incredible historical sites and attractions (it’s one of the oldest cities in the world!). It’s also…
Where to Eat: Cervejaria Ramiro in Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon is a food-lover’s paradise. Between the heavenly pasteis de natas (portuguese custard tarts), traditional Portuguese tapas, the free-flowing caipirinhas, and the high-end food stalls in the Time Out Market Lisboa, the gastronomic choices are endless. If you happen to…
