by Sarah Fay | Oct 9, 2025 | California, City Guides, North America, Road Trips, Travel
Have you ever heard about a place that piqued your curiosity and made you want to visit? That was what drew me to Berkeley, California. There is a rich history here, from the counterculture to the Beatnik era, as well as numerous things to do in Berkeley; it piqued my...
by Sarah Fay | Jul 29, 2025 | City Guides
Looking to spend a long weekend or have a vacation to Chicago? Well the Windy City has a lot to offer whether you come for a few days or a week there are so many neighborhoods, attractions, amazing restaurants, and things to see and do there is a lot to keep you busy....
by Sarah Fay | Apr 2, 2025 | City Guides, Europe, Travel, Travel Tips
Moldova is a small and captivating country in Eastern Europe. It is one of the least explored destinations on the continent, making it a perfect getaway for those seeking off-the-beaten-path adventures. Known for its vast vineyards, rich history, and warm hospitality,...
by Sarah Fay | Mar 17, 2025 | City Guides, Destinations, Europe, Travel, Winter Travel
Innsbruck is nestled in the heart of the snow-peaked Austrian Alps and is a picturesque gem that seamlessly blends history, culture, and adventure. I originally went to town since I love skiing and wanted to see the Christmas Market, but I discovered that it is...
by Sarah Fay | Mar 6, 2025 | California, City Guides, North America, Travel
Long Beach, California, is a vibrant southern California coastal city with something for everyone. This city has an international flair—whether you are seeking great food, relaxation, adventure, culture, or natural beauty. Nestled along the Pacific Ocean just 20 miles...
by Sarah Fay | Jan 22, 2025 | City Guides, Destinations, North America, Tips, Travel
Embarking on a Washington road trip offers an unforgettable adventure through diverse landscapes, charming towns, and stunning natural wonders. This ultimate Washington state road trip itinerary highlights the best of the Pacific Northwest, from...
