Note: Visit Tri-Valley graciously hosted me for a long weekend in exchange for blog coverage. As always, all opinions are my own, and it is my main priority to truthfully write about my experiences. Like many others, my Bay Area travel experiences were once limited to San Francisco. Now don’t get me wrong. I adore […]
Tag Archives: Literary Monuments
New Jersey and New York, North America, Travel Destinations, Travel Inspiration, Travel Itineraries, Travel Tips
How to Take a Self-Guided Central Park Walking Tour
12
Nov
Nov
I love walking in Central Park. I actually go almost every time I visit New York. Whenever someone says they’re going to NYC for the first time, I feel excited for them, simply because I know they will end up seeing Central Park. As you know, New York is one of my favorite cities, and […]
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Jul
Jul
You guys, I am a proud literary traveler and so far, my experience has been amazing. Books have always been meaningful to me. I’ve been an avid reader since I was four years old. Yes. Four. William Shakespeare is one of my heroes. J.K. Rowling is too. And let’s not forget Oscar Wilde. Or Jane […]
Europe, Literary Travel, Travel Destinations, Travel Inspiration, Travel Tips
Exploring Barrio de las Letras or Madrid’s Literary Quarter
01
Jun
Jun
Barrio de las Letras is one of Madrid’s most beautiful neighborhoods, and a perfect spot for literary nerds. This is an area of the Spanish capital that you mustn’t miss especially if you’re in love with the eloquence of the written word. Think about it: an entire neighborhood dedicated to books. Be still my beating heart. […]
Literary Travel, New Jersey and New York, North America, Travel Destinations, Travel Tips
Wow! What A Beautiful Library: Visit The Morgan Library and Museum
25
Mar
Mar
Ahh, my visit to the Morgan Library was bookishly spectacular. As you know, I like to talk about literary travel on my website. One of the biggest items on my literary bucket list was the Morgan Library and Museum, located in Manhattan. Guys. I have been meaning to visit this library for, like, the past year. […]