A Weekend Abroad in Montreal
Bikes, Old Montréal & the Lachine Canal Montréal is one of those cities that feels familiar and foreign at the same time. You’re unquestionably in North America, but then you turn onto a cobblestone street, h...
Bikes, Old Montréal & the Lachine Canal Montréal is one of those cities that feels familiar and foreign at the same time. You’re unquestionably in North America, but then you turn onto a cobblestone street, h...
Costa del Sol, or ‘The Spanish Riviera’, is known for its glitz and glam. While Marbella has plenty of that to offer, I’d rather find a bohemian-style beach club than a wild party at Nikki Beach. Costa ...
If you’re staying in Sevilla for more than a few days, I highly recommend booking a rental car and driving across the Andalucían countryside to visit another city or town. Whenever I visit Sevilla, I always leave ...
Copenhagen is ranked the #1 city in the world for biking. It’s not just bike-friendly; there are bicycle-only streets, paths, and bridges. While the metro is incredibly easy to navigate, Copenhagen must be seen on ...
Barcelona is a true cultural Mecca known for its dazzling art, elaborate architecture, and avant-garde cuisine. For these reasons, Barcelona is one of the top tourist destinations in the world. Despite the Disneyland siz...
Where to stay Depending on your budget, there are several lodging options in Tulum. Regardless of where you stay, here are two recommendations that apply to anyone visiting Tulum: (1) Stay as close to the beach as you ca...
As a Madridista, I’ve attended several La Liga matches in Spain. There are many ways to go about doing this; the primary and secondary markets both have pros and cons. Primary Market: From the Club If you’re simply l...
San Sebastian and Barcelona get the praise when it comes to Spanish cuisine, but pound-for-pound, Sevilla offers some of the best meals around. Here are my Top 10 favorite tapas dishes in Sevilla: 1. Cuttlefish cig...
Since 2013, Madrid’s annual visitors have climbed nearly 60% (to 6.7 million), which has done wonders for the local economy (for comparison’s sake, Barcelona had 32 million visitors in 2016). While Madrid may...
Eslava Perhaps the most famous and popular tapas restaurant in all of Sevilla, but in my opinion, it’s the best restaurant in the world (for its price, value, quantity, and quality). It’s packed from open t...