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Eating in Japan
How I enjoyed a myriad of tastes without breaking my budget
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Hong Kong in 10 Photos
Hong Kong is a place of variety and contrasts, with something to see and do (and eat and buy!) for everyone who visits. The problem can be in finding what appeals to you without becoming overwhelmed. Here are 10 suggestions in 10 photographs for Hong Kong Island.
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Tips for Flying Into Venice, Italy
Arriving in Venice can be both magical and overwhelming. If flying into Marco Polo Airport, one can reach Venice by train or—more romantically—by water.
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Walking Through Pietrasanta, Tuscany
A few hours from Florence by train, Pietrasanta, the 'City of Artists,' is a Tuscan gem seemingly known to only a few tourists. Although Tuscany boasts many famous places, it also abounds with villages and towns worth a detour to discover.
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Some Unusual Things to Do in Bruges
Bruges, Brugge, Venice of the North; whatever you call her, Belgium's medieval town Bruges is a delight. Wander the cobblestone streets, visit the art museums, cruise the canals and eat chocolate!
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Unusual Paris: Cluny Museum, Shakespeare & Co., and More
Paris is a city for walking, for discovering unexpected sights, whether in a crowd or a little-known back street. It's a place for sitting and watching the world go by, and for discovering oneself.
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5 Unusual Things to Do in Venice
Heading to Venice? These itinerary suggestions will help you discover unusual and interesting delights in the heart of this famous Italian city.
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3 Unusual Experiences in Japan
Wherever you visit in Japan, there is always something unusual and unique to find. Embrace the spirit of wanderlust, and you'll be amazed at what you find.
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A Day Trip to Amédée Lighthouse
Amédée lighthouse in the South Pacific is a perfect day trip from Nouméa. Soft sand stretches down to the warm ocean, and sea turtles swim in the marine reserve.
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My Quest to Learn About the History of Coffee
The history of coffee dates back over 1,000 years, and a taste for the bean has permeated around the globe. In the style of Proust, each country and city offers a unique taste and blend – and memories.
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Ohara, Kyoto: A Hidden Gem in Japan
Exploring Kyoto? Mentioned in "The Tale of Genji", Ohara is only a short bus ride from the city and features a cluster of fascinating temples, gardens, and restaurants.
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Sydney to Melbourne: Taking the Coastal Drive
The drive from Sydney to Melbourne: inland highway or the longer coast road? Both are great drives, but the coastal road begs a holiday with empty roads and beaches.
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The Foods of Venice
Alle Veneziana means "in the style of Venice." Venetian markets overflow with seafood, yet the Veneto boasts lush farmland, and its history of seafaring and trading can be tasted in every meal.
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Paris From the Water: A Seine River Tour
A Seine bateau tour is a perfect introduction to Paris; nearly every major monument and building is on display. Relax like a Parisian as some 2000 years of history drift past.
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Singapore's Chinatown: Culture, Sightseeing, Shopping & More
Hidden amongst the skyscrapers, Singapore's Chinatown retains the air of the past while creating a true tourist attraction with cultural integrity, sightseeing, great shopping, and excellent food.
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A Guide to Ordering Coffee in Italy
In Italy, the type of coffee people drink is often determined by the hour of the day. Ordering in a café is a ritual in itself. Learn more about Italian coffee etiquette and what espressos to order.
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A Guide to Ayutthaya Elephant Riding in Thailand
In the tropical heat of Ayutthaya, we relaxed atop our elephant as she wandered the ruins of Thailand's ancient capital. Learn about elephant riding in Ayutthaya.
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A Corner Of A Forgotten Field
Memories from the War to End All Wars still linger, nearly one hundred years after it began. Travelling through France and Belgium it is impossible not to be touched by the horrors which are still visible in the landscape.
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Poisons Used in Agatha Christie's Mystery Novels
Agatha Christie often used poison to dispatch her victims. This article covers some of the common, readily available poisons she used, as well as the not-so-common ones.
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Florence: A Guide for the Medieval Tourist
Feeling inspired to take a walk through medieval Florence? Learn more about Florence's range of forgotten gems, some literary and others scientific, and places simply to sit and watch the world go by.
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A Hidden Gem Just Around the Corner From St Mark's in Venice
There is always something to discover in Venice. A convent or monastery stay gives a unique experience when visiting this treasure of a city.