Mount Rainier National Park, home of the 14,000+ foot volcano that is visible for hundreds of miles, spans nearly 400 acres in southwest Washington. It’s a massive park, and it’s made more comlicated by the fact that the Mountain sits right smack dab in the middle of it, with no way to go over, under,…
Porto was our last stop on our first foray into Portugal, and we found it to be equally charming as its friendly rival to the south, Lisbon. Porto is somewhat of a contradiction in that, on one hand, it feels very young and lively (especially at night) while simultaneously feeling older and more historic than…
Though we Americans often forget about it, opting to use our limited memory capacities to remember cities like Boston and New York in the stories about the origins of America, Philadelphia is actually probably the most important city in that story. Most of the key events – including the Continental Congress that drafted the Declaration…
Boston is a fascinating city full of rich American history – especially around the American Revolution – far too many colleges and universities to count which gives it a very young feeling, and an undercurrent of rebelliousness that runs through its entire history. Add to that some excellent sports culture and cool architecture, and it’s…
London is one of our absolute favorite cities in the world. It has a world-class art and culture scene (including free museums, which we’re here for), food scene (the food markets are our favorite thing in London), and a rich and interesting history that will keep just about every traveler busy while they’re in town. …
As you’ll no doubt realize as you get into this guide, we love Rome – the history and culture, the food, the energy – and we’re here to help you figure out where to stay to make your trip an unforgettable one. We’ve spent a fair amount of time in Rome over the past couple…