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Canadian Female Instagramers

My Favourite Canadian Female Instagram Accounts

When asked what my favourite social media platform is I respond without a hesitation – Instagram! For me Instagram is about beautiful photos, discovering new places, sharing incredible memories, and so much more. And...

Budapest

Budapest: A Guide to the Beauty on the Danube

I remember when people asked me where I was going on my first Europe trip, back in 2005. And of course they smiled and nodded their heads when I mentioned Rome, Paris and London...

Lyon: Three Reasons to Visit

Sweet, delicious smells waft out of shops and a giant flower tree with a flair of whimsy is how I was first introduced to Lyon. My short, two hour train ride from Paris landed...

Azulejos

Azulejos: The Art of Lisbon’s Tiles

Some cities draw you in with their rich history, while others entice you with their iconic sites. Lisbon’s beauty, for me, is in its magnificent tile work. Thousands of the city’s buildings are covered...

Vlad the Impaler

On the Hunt for Dracula in Romania

We’ve all either read the classic or watched one of the many movies on Dracula. But did you ever want to know more? Who is this man of mystery? Charming ancient soul by day...

Rosslyn Chapel

A Magical Scottish Tour to Rosslyn Chapel

I have a confession, I’m a huge Dan Brown fan. Author of The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons, Dan Brown’s books struck a few cords in me. I love the play on...

Glastonbury Tor

Glastonbury in a Day

On my last visit to England I was determined to find the ghost of King Arthur. Maybe even Camelot itself. So, I thought, what better place to chase the enchanted Arthurian legend than Glastonbury....

Bristol Travel Guide

The Ultimate Bristol Travel Guide

Bristol is one of those hip, energetic cities that has something for everyone. Whether its Bristol’s expansive maritime history or eccentric and thought-provoking street art scene, you certainly won’t be lost on things to...

Riomaggiore

I Left a Piece of My Heart in Riomaggiore

As the train pulled out of Genoa’s Brignole train station on its way to Cinque Terre I wondered what my next stop of Riomaggiore would hold. The train trundled along Italy’s north-west coast, with wondrous...

Genoa

Finding Hidden Gems in the Rough of Genoa

From its gritty neighbourhoods to its historic streets Genoa beguiled me. I had no expectations and had merely added Genoa to my itinerary to break up the train ride from Lyon, France to Riomaggiore...

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