Category: City Guide

Paris is one of my favorite cities in the world. I’m not sure about your traveling habits, but when I go to a new city I have to see EVERYTHING, because who knows when I’ll be here again!? My husband, on the other hand, wants to take things more slowly and really get a feel for the city. Our traveling styles are the exact opposite from each other which has added a few extra bumps to our travels in the past. We’ve been to Paris a few times now and I’m grateful that I’ve always been given free reigns to explore how I want. Until our most recent trip in October I’ve explored the city with a plan in hand, scoping out the best routes to all the places I just had to see. On this trip I was able to be more laid back, and instead of just hitting the most popular places I got to see some of the less well known attractions the city had to offer. If you’re looking for a different view of Paris, I hope you’ll consider exploring these hidden gems.

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Boston is amazing. If you enjoy history, it’s the place for you. We spent a week in Boston and I loved it so much! When I travel, I have a hard time not doing EVERYTHING – I might miss something, and how do I know if I’ll ever get that chance again? With Boston, there’s almost too much to do. While most of the historical places we toured were totally worth our time, some weren’t. In the hopes of helping you know what you might want to see when visiting Boston, I’ve put together this list of the things we loved, thought were ok, and didn’t like. Because there’s so much great food to be had, you’ll also find reviews of our favorite restaurants.

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