This post is part of a series called Hadrian’s Wall – 2026 In a few days (as of this writing) I’ll be leaving my lovely home in Portugal and making…
For many travelers, getting from their arrival point to their resting place can be the most stressful part of the trip. New place, sometimes a new language, and no matter…
This post is part of a series called First Taste of Africa (2026) We can’t leave Marrakesh without talking about the food. Morocco stands in the very crossroads of Africa…
This post is part of a series called First Taste of Africa (2026) Marrakesh can feel overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time in: Africa, a country with a State…
This post is part of a series called First Taste of Africa (2026) There are some aspects of Marrakesh that feel like Venice, although the two cities are vastly different….
This post is part of a series called Bordeaux 2026 Sometimes a trip can be the culmination of a life-long dream, or the realization of an important goal. Maybe you…
This post is part of a series called Spain Winter ’25 A long time ago, when we first started traveling to Europe, we discovered an excellent tour guide company, Context…
This post is part of a series called Spain Winter ’25 We can occasionally be guilty of stereotyping countries. Greece is for history (and food). France is for art (and…
This post is part of a series called Spain Winter ’25 Not that Seville couldn’t hold our attention, but there was at least one additional stop on our itinerary for…
This post is part of a series called Spain Winter ’25 Seville may be known for its oranges, but today it offered us lemons. We were supposed to go on…
