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Family Friendly 2-Day Cologne, Germany Itinerary: From Cathedrals To Chocolate
Looking for a quick weekend away from the Netherlands and in another country, I scanned the train lines for a spot that was a direct trip and wasn’t too long and found Cologne. Knowing very little about what we’d find there, I had no idea it is home to the most-visited landmark in all of Germany. A popular daytrip for people that want to see the Cologne Cathedral, the tallest twin-spired church in the world, we were happily surprised by not only the cathedral, but the old-district is beautiful, has plenty to do within walking distance, and has something for everyone making it very family-friendly. One thing I do when…
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Tent Rocks With Kids: The Escape Near Sante Fe You Need To Take
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to walk among otherworldly rock formations, explore slot canyons, and immerse yourself in a landscape that seems like it’s straight out of a Dr. Seuss book? Look no further than Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument in New Mexico. After we’d enjoyed the artistic display of Meow Wolf in Sante Fe, this was the perfect and more natural artistic display to enjoy. This unique destination is perfect for family-friendly travel, with breathtaking sights and memorable adventures for visitors of all ages. We headed to Tent Rocks with a four-year old, two 30-somethings and a 60-something and here’s how it went. Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks is…
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Brewing Beer & Drinking It Up at Eudora Brewing Co.
Eudora Brewing Co. is Dayton, Ohio’s first and currently the only customer brewing facility in the area. Featuring a tap room, an on-site brewery with a pretty dazzling light sign and some good drinks, this place is providing a pretty good boozy time in the Dayton area. Looking for something different to do, want to learn how to brew your own beer, or want to make something for a special event coming up? This is definitely the spot to head so you can have some fun… and learn too. Visit Eudora Brewing Co. to brew-your-own beer or just drink some good beer: (This post contains affiliate links, which means I…
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A 3-Day Beijing Itinerary: Explore More Of China
If you’re planning a weekend in Beijing and wondering what to see and do, we’ve got you covered with this three-day itinerary. Beijing, the vibrant capital of China, is a city that seamlessly blends ancient traditions with modern marvels and if you visit in the middle of winter like we did, you might get to see everything practically on your own. Over a three-day weekend, we explored iconic landmarks like the Forbidden City, marveled at the grandeur of the Great Wall of China, and immersed ourselves in the bustling atmosphere of the historic Hutongs. Get ready to plan your trip to Beijing and follow this itinerary to help you through…
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The Super Secret Sunday Hangout in Haarlem, Netherlands
There’s something that happens each Sunday in Haarlem, Netherlands and while not a huge touristy draw, it has just the right number of locals to call it a pretty super secret but super kitschy and fun hangout spot. If you’re wondering what to do in Haarlem, Netherlands, this should be on your list and hopefully you’re visiting on a Sunday so you can see it. The Barrel Organ Museum, or Draaiorgel Museum, is home to a unique collection of barrel organs that sit around a main space that is filled with tables and chairs. Take a seat any Sunday afternoon and you can enjoy a barrel organ concert. Looking for…
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The Best Time To Visit The Great Wall of China
No trip to Beijing would be complete without a visit to the iconic Great Wall of China. Whether it’s the middle of winter or any other season, exploring this marvel is a must-do. However, to avoid crowds and make the most of your experience, it’s important to choose the right time and part of the Great Wall to visit. Here’s a guide to help you plan your trip to Beijing and discover which part of the Great Wall is perfect for you. I’ve seen memes that depict the sort of before and after but with the Great Wall, it’s the “expectation” and “reality” when visiting the wall. Of course, the…
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Brussels With Kids: A 2-Day Itinerary
We spent a weekend in Brussels recently and I had a goal to create a 2 day Brussels itinerary that was entirely walkable and centered around the historic Grand Place. There are certainly things to see outside of that area, but as it was our first time to Brussels, I thought this would be the best way to get an introduction to the city. On top of that, when traveling with a kid, I find that we can do a lot more if we’re near our hotel and can stop in for a couple 30 minute downtimes throughout the day whenever needed. Traveling to new places can be exhilarating, but…
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Frist Art Museum in Nashville: Kid-Friendly, Mother-Approved
We often spend time visiting our family in Nashville, Tennessee and are always on the lookout for fun things to do and experiences to have. There are, of course, a lot of things to do in Nashville, but we’re always looking pretty specifically for attractions in Nashville for families. On our last trip, I came upon the Frist Art Museum and was bowled over by how kid-friendly it is. The Frist Art Museum has a fantastic experiential education area geared towards kids and caters to the very young children on up to the teenagers and beyond. Looking for fun things to do in Nashville for kids? Add this to your…
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Is Krabi Town Worth A Visit? Things To Do There
Krabi Town may not have a beach and is more of a quick stopover for most tourists and backpackers in Thailand, but it’s a town that can introduce you to the warmth and hospitality of the Thai people. If you’re headed to popular areas in southern Thailand like Ao Nang and further on to the picturesque Railay Beach, chances are you’ll drive right through Krabi Town. Through this guide to Krabi Town, I’ll show you why you should stop for a bit, the cool things to do in Krabi Town, and explain why maybe this more budget friendly spot is ideal as a starting point to explore Thailand’s beautiful islands.…
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An Adventure to Thailand; Khao Sok National Park’s Floating Bungalows
Peaceful lake waters stretch out to greet the mountains and karsts jut into the sky in the distance. Khao Sok National Park is one of those serene places in Thailand you see on postcards. One of those places that will make you want to become a poet that watches sunrises and sunsets and has tales to tell. While most people are headed to the beaches of Thailand, like the popular Railay Beach, Cheow Lan Lake is where you go to really get away. Be with yourself. Be with nature. Be with the sun. I headed to this beautiful area after staying in Aonang where tourists are coming and going daily…
