Visit Utrecht Holland in two days Visit Utrecht, Holland in two days filled with landmarks, food venues and places to visit In this post we share the best things to do and see in Utrecht in just two days and explore the main attractions, historic sites and...
Top Hiking Destinations in Cape Town, South Africa he Cape Town area is surrounded by a unique range of mountains called the Cape Fold Mountains. They were formed eons ago to create a wonderland of majestic peaks and amphitheatre with valleys and slopes dominated by...
By Guest blogger Christoph Ruzicka with Eco Backpacking Munich, the capital of Bavaria, is mostly known for hosting the annual Oktoberfest. However, the famous beer festival is not the only reason to visit. It’s easy to get lost wandering...
Top Things to Do in Cádiz, Spain: Exploring the Vibrant City by the Sea Does this look like a place you could fall in love with? Read on for 10 things to do in Cádiz! Cádiz can be found in the south of Spain, in the Andalusia region, just below Seville. Sadly...
The best things to do in Rio de Janeiro: A Local’s Take on What Not to Miss & Classic Sites When I first arrived in Rio de Janeiro, I didn’t know I’d end up living there for over a year. I knew Rio was famous for Carnival, beaches, samba music, caipirinha and...
New York City, a city for Dreamers and Doers, attracts 60 million visitors every year. If a city attracts that many visitors then there must be something extra ordinary about it. And NYC has a long list of iconic experiences on its resume. Being one of the most...
Hi, I'm Noel, a writer and photographer based in San Francisco and Hawaii. I write about delicious food and wine indulgences, thoughtful luxury, and adventure travel. I share camera tips and techniques while exploring new and unusual places around the world. My site explores culture and history, art and architecture, world heritage sites, exotic locals, along with nature tours and natural landscapes worldwide. Quite a mixed bag of curiosities and quirky interests, just like myself.
