Wandering Charleston
Explore a southern city known for its unique houses, cobblestone streets and Fort Sumter (which I didn’t visit). Continue reading
Explore a southern city known for its unique houses, cobblestone streets and Fort Sumter (which I didn’t visit). Continue reading
Explorations of Georgia’s oldest city, known for its southern charm. Continue reading
Explore a hilltop city complete with medieval buildings, churches and gorgeous views. Continue reading
Explorations of an Umbrian city high above the countryside. Continue reading
Explorations of Apulia’s White City! Continue reading
Explore the home of the trulli! Continue reading
Explorations of a port city on the Adriatic Sea and the final resting place of Ole St. Nick. Continue reading
Explorations of a Baroque city built in stone. Continue reading
Explorations of a small Southern Italian city few have heard about. Continue reading
Explorations of a city where people built their houses in caves! Continue reading
Explorations of a small town perched by the edge of the sea. Continue reading
Explorations of a harbor city where Sicily and mainland Italy meet. Continue reading
Explorations of a Baroque city at the foot of Mt. Etna. Continue reading
Explorations of a Southeastern Sicilian city perched on top of two hills. Continue reading
My obsession with Rome is starting to get a bit ridiculous. Continue reading
A fifth visit to the Eternal City. Continue reading
Explorations of one of Georgia’s Golden Isles! Continue reading
Sandy beaches, ruined fortifications and alligators, explore Gulf Islands National Seashore! Continue reading
Explorations of the most famous neighborhood of New Orleans. Continue reading
Explorations of the capital city of Louisiana! Continue reading
The French were not just in Louisiana. They were all along the Mississippi. Continue reading
Even more explorations of a bunch of places in St. Louis and its suburbs. Continue reading
Explorations of a bunch of places in St. Louis and its suburbs. Continue reading
Tour a really creepy old prison in the middle of Missouri’s capital. Continue reading
A unique geographic area with a unique kind of park. Continue reading
This palace is a lot, but in a good way. Continue reading
Explorations of the third largest city in Germany! Continue reading
Explore even more of the amazing city of Nuremberg, including the castle! Continue reading
Explorations of a really impressive German city! Continue reading
Explore a lovely Bavarian city that was fantastically rebuilt after WWII. Continue reading
Explorations of one extremely adorable German city. Continue reading
A palace and a bit of a wander, check out my explorations of Berlin! Continue reading
Explore a city that rose from the ashes of WWII. Continue reading
More explorations of the enchanting capital city of Czechia. Continue reading
Discover the grand castle of Prague! Continue reading
Take a look at the city that stole my heart. Continue reading
Bones, mummies, and even a castle! Check out the amazing Czech city of Brno! Continue reading
Explore the adorable capital city of Slovakia! Continue reading
A crazy day of exploring the capital city of Hungary! Continue reading
Even more museums, churches and palaces! Explore a bit more of Vienna! Continue reading
More museums, more palaces, more churches and even a crypt. Explore more of Vienna! Continue reading
Palaces, museums, and churches! Oh, My! Explore the amazing Vienna, Austria! Continue reading
Explore this salty city famous for “the Sound of Music” and Mozart. Continue reading
Explore a country that is the fourth smallest in Europe and one most people have never heard of. Continue reading
Explorations of Switzerland’s capital city! Continue reading
Explore a bit of Zurich. Switzerland, the first stop on a month long adventure. Continue reading
Explore two iconic stops on the Oregon Trail! Continue reading
More explorations of Madrid in my last post on my journey through Spain. Continue reading
Explorations of the capital of Spain! Continue reading
Patios, gardens, and courtyards. Explorations of Cordoba. Continue reading