Charleston is one of the most popular destinations in the southern United States. I’m not at all exaggerating when I say that Charleston stole my heart and that I want to visit again very soon. Actually, if I was able to travel to Charleston once a month, I’d totally do it. As you stroll through […]
Category Archives: Travel Destinations
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New Jersey and New York, North America, Travel Destinations
“Tenements, Tales, and Tastes” in NYC’s Lower East Side
11
May
May
You ready for an unsurprising confession? I’m a huge fan of good food. As I get older, finding excellent local food is my biggest priority on my travels. This wasn’t always true. When I was in my 20s, I didn’t mind finding the cheapest and quickest fast food places on my trips. Sadly, this also […]
10
Mar
Mar
7 Things to Do in Charleston in the Rain Honestly, I get insanely frustrated whenever I look at the weather forecast and see nothing except rain for days on end. Rain, rain, rain, and more rain. My frustration only increases when I have a big trip planned on the horizon. Sometimes I even feel like […]
North America, Travel Destinations, Travel Itineraries, Travel Tips
How to Spend 3 Perfect Days in Charleston SC
19
Feb
Feb
I thought I was in a living dream upon coming to Charleston. Colorful homes, exquisite food, friendly and smiling people, sunny skies, everything about Charleston was perfect. I bet you are no different, because, uh, everyone loves Charleston. 3 days in Charleston SC was truly the break I needed. And, seriously, I want to reiterate […]
Europe, Solo Female Travel, Travel Destinations
Solo Travel Milan: 7 Reasons to Go Alone to the Fashion Capital
02
Feb
Feb
Traveling solo to Milan was one of my fondest travel memories, because I fell in love with the Central Station. I had expected a huge bubble of chaos, bustling commuters and bewildered tourists, but instead I smoothly navigated the platforms and then stepped out into a welcoming large city square. Purple blossoms bloomed around me, […]