Seville may have been our favorite city in Spain. The food wowed us, and there was an endless supply of things to do and places to see. You’ll fall in love with the warm weather and culture, and you’ll leave wishing you had more time to explore the colorful streets.… Read More »Seville, Spain
Barcelona is a foodie’s paradise. In addition to the tapas, paella, and sangria, the city offers some of the most interesting architecture in the world. Barcelona sits atop most Spanish vacation wish lists for a reason – incredible cities like this, perched on a beach, don’t come around too often.… Read More »Barcelona, Spain
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a great day trip from Madrid. Since Toledo is only an hour away by train, you’ll have plenty of time to explore the historic town, learn about the religious intersections present, and grab a bite before making your way back to Madrid for dinner.… Read More »Toledo, Spain
Granada is largely defined by the Alhambra, and for good reason. However, there are plenty of additional ways to spend your time while visiting this beautiful city in southern Spain. From great views to great food, you won’t forget your time exploring this historic town – and, yes, the Alhambra.… Read More »Granada, Spain
Madrid is an urban escape with a surprising amount to offer tourists. While the city may not have the same glamorous reputation as Spain’s coast, islands, or Southern countryside, that doesn’t mean it isn’t worth a visit. You’ll leave Madrid reminiscing about the delicious tapas, beautiful parks, and various museums.… Read More »Madrid, Spain
If Oktoberfest isn’t your speed, fear not – southern Germany has much more to offer! For starters, how about the inspiration for the Disney Cinderella Castle? Neuschwanstein truly is a fairytale, and it is also close to the Linderhof palace. Together, these castles make a great day trip from Munich.… Read More »Bavaria, Germany: Fairytale Castles
If you love to drink good beer, socialize with friends, and sing and dance on oversized tables, Oktoberfest is the place for you. Despite its name, the festival begins on the second to last Saturday in September and continues for about three weeks. It was everything we expected and more.… Read More »Munich, Germany: Oktoberfest
No matter where you turn in Switzerland, you face a postcard view. To your left, you have mountains perfectly capped with snow year-round. To your right, you have crystal clear lakes reflecting the surrounding beauty. Seemingly the whole country is stunning, and youโll find it hard to go back home.… Read More »Switzerland Road Trip: Geneva to Zurich