Text by Jan Dominik Bogataj and Photographs by Nik Erik Neubauer On our planet, there are only a few places that are so special and mysteriously ...
A Little Palace in Barcelona’s L’Eixample Neighborhood
For two days my boyfriend and I lived in a palace in Barcelona. It was summer and we were in love and we tried not to spill wine over ...
Vilnius, Lithuania, Is Travel’s Real Deal
By Shane Athridge In the firmament of European travel destinations, there are a few stars that burn brighter than all the others: Paris, Rome, ...
The Happiest Cemetery in the World
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10 Lessons I Learned Backpacking Through Italy
by Natalie Yera After a four-hour train ride from Zurich, my friends and I arrived in the beautiful country of Italy. Exhausted, in need of a shower ...
Colorful Neighborhoods in Grey Cities
By Julia Zaremba Warsaw, Belgrade, and Belfast don’t get a lot of positive attention when it comes to tourism in Europe. However, each of these ...
An Immersive Ukrainian Experience In Edmonton
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Sleeping in the Past in Spain’s Costa Brava
Summer in Catalonia. Those three words hold so much promise—lush late-night meals, rambles past ancient walls, afternoon swims in the sea. If you can ...
Isle of Skye: Heaven on Earth
The Isle of Skye is worlds away from the dark and dreary Highlands on the other side of the bridge. With landscapes that rival that in The Lord of the ...
A Guide to the Neighborhoods of Madrid
By Rachel Graf One of the best parts of living in Madrid is becoming familiar with its many unique neighborhoods. The city is like a gigantic jigsaw ...
