With its allure of beautiful mosques, the Marmara Sea, and plentiful street food options, booking a flight to Istanbul is easy. What’s less easy, is deciding where to stay in this sprawling megacity that spans two continents. After way too much deliberation, we finally settled on the district of Zeytinburnu in Istanbul – a working-class …
It’s that time of year again when we celebrate the beginning of a new age with a new adventure. In the past, Matt has taken me glamping in western Maryland, driving on the tail of the dragon, and dessert hopping in Belgrade, Serbia for my birthdays. This year, we stayed relatively close to home and …
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“We’re here for a good time, not for a long time!” That was our motto during our recent trip to Beantown. When Southwest has a good deal, you must strike when the iron is hot! So without much of a plan, other than to sample the new Chase Sapphire Lounge in the Boston Logan International …
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Not long after the conclusion of the Bosnian war, the country began rebuilding itself as a place to visit for its medieval history, adventurous outdoor activities, and an up-and-coming food and beverage scene. The people that we encountered along the way during our time in Mostar were friendly, helpful, and seemingly grateful for our visit. …
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Our last stop before departing the Emerald Isle was the lovable city of Galway. It was a recurring conversation throughout our five weeks in Ireland for Galway to be highly praised and recommended by locals and fellow tourists/ Workaway friends alike. Between its easy walkability, music-filled cobblestone streets, and surprisingly delicious eats, it did not …
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With our trip around the world immediately following our wedding, we are calling this our “one year honeymoon.” Well, nothing quite screams “honeymoon” like a set of bunk beds residing in what I could only assume was a former closet. Myself, not doing the typical backpacking through Europe after college and not ever staying in …
