Bolivia: Road trip through the Andes

Written on March 31, 2012 in Bolivia

In March 2012, my family took a road trip from Cuzco, Peru to La Paz, Bolivia, after a 4-day trek along the Inka Trail. Along the way, we stopped at Lake Titicaca, Copacobana, and two ancient archeological sites, Pumapun...

One week in Sevilla

Written on October 3, 2010 in Sevilla

My first time visiting Sevilla was only two days — just long enough to fall in love with what I found to be the most beautiful city I’ve ever seen. I knew I’d have to go back, so the next time I planned...

Turn a Seoul Layover Into a Morning in Korea

Written on April 2, 2010 in Seoul

One of the best layovers I’ve ever had happened almost completely by accident. Incheon International Airport offers free transit tours for international passengers with long layovers, allowing you to clear immigration, leave the airport and experience a small piece of South Korea before returning for your connecting flight. I chose the Royal ...

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Helsinki: Scandinavia’s Underrated Capital

Written on April 2, 2010 in Helsinki

I’ll start with something that may upset a few Swedes: I liked Helsinki more than Stockholm. We arrived in Finland after spending 48 hours in Stockholm, taking the overnight ferry across the Baltic Sea and waking u...

Mexico City

Written on April 2, 2010 in Mexico City

Mexico City: Pyramids, Frida Kahlo & My Favorite Neighborhood in CDMX Mexico City is enormous. That’s probably the first thing to understand before visiting. More than a traditional city center surrounded by neighborhoods, CDMX feels like a collection of cities stitched together—historic plazas, leafy residential neighborhoods, enormous...

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The Yacht Week: Black Route

Written on April 2, 2010 in Croatia

The promotional version of The Yacht Week is pretty easy to understand. Get a group of friends together. Charter a yacht. Spend seven days sailing between Croatian islands. Swim in the Adriatic. Stay up all night. Repeat...

A Weekend in Berlin: History Lesson & Bundesliga Football

Written on April 2, 2010 in Berlin

Berlin isn’t the prettiest city in Europe. It doesn’t have Paris’s architectural consistency, Rome’s ancient beauty or Madrid’s grand boulevards. But few European cities are more interesting. Within a relatively short walk through central Berlin, you can move between the remnants of Imperial Germany, the rise and colla...

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