Hamburg is one of those cities worth seeing once. Once a heavily war-torn area is now shifting to a younger, vibrant feel with some great things to see and do. While you only need two days to see it all, make sure to put it on your list. Also, use it as a “base” location to take day trips to other parts of the country, such as Bremen and Lübeck.

Bremen is the perfect dichotomy of modern, daily life and old world charm. We didn’t know what to expect when we stepped off the train from Hamburg as much of the town is modern. But, when you walk 3/4 of a mile towards the historic center, life suddenly becomes very different. The concrete buildings give way to old Bavarian buildings, porcelain bells, 1000 year-old statues, and many happy German people. This is a not-to-miss experience so make sure you use our itinerary and head there yourself.

For the first time in my life, I thoroughly exhausted Paris. There wasn’t one street we didn’t go down, one alleyway we didn’t explore and of course, we tried to see as many of the iconic places as we could. It took two months to put together this complete guide to Paris so use it and create your own amazing itinerary for Paris!

The entire town of Giverny is so charming that it’s no wonder why Monet decide to spend the rest of his life there. We took the time to wander around and enjoy all the beautiful sites and millions of flowers in bloom, as well as enjoyed the most incredible lunch and Michelin-starred Le Jardin des Plumes! Check out our complete guide and make your own itinerary!

Luxembourg was an amazing day trip from Paris and one that is not to be missed. It’s a perfect dichotomy of historical charm and modern-day life. We wandered over (and under) bridges, explored the ruins of a castle, walked through hidden parks, and enjoyed every single thing we got to see and do. Definitely take advantage of this travel guide!

Dubai was easy to fall in love with. With a mix of cultures, a ton of incredible architecture and no shortage of things to do, it’s no wonder why 85% of all inhabitants are expats. We are certainly looking forward to coming back but until then, plan your own trip with our guide!

Seychelles had been my dream for nearly 25 years, and it’s unreal I was able to check that dream off my list. The waters are the clearest most blue-green I’ve ever seen and the jungle fauna are so beautiful. It is truly unlike no other place on earth and we hope that you get to experience it for yourself. So read through and make your own itinerary!

From Amsterdam, we decided to take a day trip to Antwerp, Belgium - a beautiful city that has managed to combine history with a modern way of life. Check out a full itinerary for you to “steal”.

Haarlem is an incredible day trip from Amsterdam! There wasn’t an alleyway or canal view we didn’t take in, giving us a complete understanding of why the locals take their time and enjoy the life that surrounds them everyday.

Oatman, AZ was one of the most valuable gold mines of the early 20th century and also one with some incredible history. We got to pet wild donkeys, see where Clark Gable and Carole Lombard honeymooned, and explore old buildings still in-tact.

Simply put - North Wales deserves its own two-week trip. If you haven’t visited there, you can’t truly understand just how stunning and peaceful this country is until you do. See Alice in Wonderland’s birthplace, walk through the mountains of Snowdonia, walk across the 126 ft.-high aqueduct for the most perfect sunset, and take a stroll through Conwy castle!

Belfast has had one heck of a dark and dangerous history, but what has emerged and continued to evolve, is extraordinary. While we were only there a couple of days, we got to take The Black Cab Tour and the Giant’s Causeway Tour - both of which were fascinating trips you will read more about in this post.

While we only stopped in Penrith for lunch, this charming little (extremely historic) town makes for a great weekend getaway! Check out all there is to experience there.

What do Beatlemania, The Cunard Line, Batman, and Harry Potter all have in common? They all have a place in history with Liverpool! I went from never being keen on visiting there, to wanting to go back.

Until 1991, Vilnius was filled with a torrid history that many eastern European countries faced. But what emerged is a city rich in history with so much beauty that will keep you wandering for hours.

Dublin is an Irish city, rich in many different cultures. And while it has mostly been modernized and expanded to meet the needs of its growing number of inhabitants, it still has pockets of historic feel. Check out my post on how to experience Dublin.

Doune Castle (Monty Python and the Holy Grail), Midhope Castle (Outlander), and Stirling Castle were all on the agenda for our Scottish castle tour.

Founded around 550 A.D. by St. Mungo, Glasgow is steep in centuries of history and growth. Today, it’s a vibrant city with people from all over the world residing there.

Having grown up in the Washington, D.C. area, I’ve gotten to experience so much of what this powerful city has to offer. From the food, to music scene, the incredible amount of things to do, and some of the best places to spot celebs, it just has it all!

Don’t want to wait in line at the best rides at Orlando’s Disney and Universal parks? Need dining and resort recommendations? This guide will help you navigate the planning process for the best Disney and/or Universal vacation yet!