Emese Fromm

I am a travel writer, with my main outlet Wanderer Writes. I publish a newsletter on Substack, Letters from a Wanderer.

I also have bylines in publications like Lonely Planet (online), RoadTrippers Magazine, TravelAwaits, Matador Network, GoNomad, DesertUSA, and others. And of course, here, on HubPages.

A native Hungarian, I grew up in a small town in Transylvania. By the time I was in high school, I realized that what I wanted to do with my life was travel and write.

It took me thirty years to get there, and a move across the Atlantic, but now I am doing both.

Hope you enjoy my articles.

All articles, as well as photos (unless otherwise noted) on the site, are copyrighted (c) Emese Fromm.

*No part of any of the articles is written by or with the help of AI.

In the Spotlight

Recommendations for Visiting Mesa Verde National Park

Mesa Verde, Spanish for "Green Table", was established as a National Park by Theodore Roosevelt in 1906, with the purpose to "preserve the works of man". It was the first one of this kind.

In the Spotlight

Visit the Ruins at Xel-Ha: Mayan Archaeological Site in Mexico

Xel-Ha is a small Mayan site on the highway connecting Cancun to the rest of the Maya Riviera. It's worth stopping here to see the frescoes on the buildings.

In the Spotlight

Solstice Time at Chichen Itza

Traveling through the Yucatan, one of the main attractions is the great pyramid at Chichen Itza. During the equinoxes, the shadow of the serpent Kukulcan is seen descending its stairs.

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  Essays

  The Mountain - An Answer to Bill Holland's Newest Writing Challenge

  8 years ago

  I have been away from HubPages for a while, but when I saw this picture, and realized that is was offered as a writing challenge, I couldn't resist. Thank you, Bill, for the inspiration.

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  wanderwisdom.com

  Top 5 Things to See and Do in Prague

  14 months ago

  One of the most beautiful cities in Europe, Prague is a popular travel destination with breathtaking architecture throughout the city and things to do for everyone.

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  wanderwisdom.com

  Visit the Ruins at Xel-Ha: Mayan Archaeological Site in Mexico

  17 months ago

  Xel-Ha is a small Mayan site on the highway connecting Cancun to the rest of the Maya Riviera. It's worth stopping here to see the frescoes on the buildings.

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  Nuts & Seeds

  Ways to Incorporate Walnuts in Your Diet

  9 years ago

  Walnuts are considered superfoods, as more and more researchers talk about their nutritional benefits. There are many ways to use them, even daily, in your diet.

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  Elementary, Middle School & High School

  Planning a Valentine Day Classroom Party for 4th Graders

  9 years ago

  As a home room mom, I have been planning classroom parties for years. Sometimes I come up with original ideas, but for the Valentine's Day party I adopted some activities from the web.

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  Free Knitting Patterns

  Knitted Vest - Free Pattern

  9 years ago

  A quick and easy knit, this vest is cropped and loose fitting, with an assymetrical construction and a lace pattern running in the diagonal through it.

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  Free Knitting Patterns

  How to Knit A Sweater for Toddlers - Free Pattern

  9 years ago

  Sweaters for toddlers are some of the most enjoyable knitting projects. Included you will find instructions for making your own sweater without a pattern, as well as a free already written pattern.

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  Textiles

  How to Knit Leg Warmers for Ballet Dancers (Free Pattern)

  2 years ago

  Leg warmers are a must-have for dancers. They are great for skaters, and they are also a fashion accessory in the winter. Making your own leg warmers is very easy if you have basic knitting skills.

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  Knitting

  Why You Should Learn to Knit and Where To Start

  7 years ago

  Knitting is a great way to release stress as well as a creative outlet for those of us who enjoy it.

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  wanderwisdom.com

  Solstice Time at Chichen Itza

  17 months ago

  Traveling through the Yucatan, one of the main attractions is the great pyramid at Chichen Itza. During the equinoxes, the shadow of the serpent Kukulcan is seen descending its stairs.

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  United States

  Recommendations for Visiting Mesa Verde National Park

  3 years ago

  Mesa Verde, Spanish for "Green Table", was established as a National Park by Theodore Roosevelt in 1906, with the purpose to "preserve the works of man". It was the first one of this kind.