One of the coolest memories I have about living in Australia is my trip to Melbourne (that’s pronounced more like “Melb’n” for the outsiders). Melbourne is the second most populated […]
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Coit Tower in San Francisco, California
Also known as the Lillian Coit Memorial Tower, Coit Tower, rises 210-feet and sits atop Telegraph Hill in San Francisco, California. The tower was built back in 1933 after Lillie Hitchcock […]
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Top 17 Tourist Attractions in London
If you’re coming to London it’s really hard not to be a tourist for at least a day or two. Even after spending months and months living there, I still […]
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Should You Drive in Lisbon, Portugal? Probably Not.
Every once in a while, we find ourselves in a sticky situation. A situation where we’re not sure how we got there and would really like to get out. Driving […]
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If you’re like us and do a lot of short, three day trips you may not always want to bother with buying a pre-paid SIM card and mess around with […]
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Foods and Drinks You Must Try in Portugal!
Portugal is a great country to visit for foodies, especially if you are into a variety of different seafood dishes. Here are 8 foods and drinks that you must try […]
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Renting Pedal Boats on the Serpentine in Hyde Park, London
The trend-setting Serpentine Hyde Park is one of the best places in the charming city of London to catch a break and relax. One of the fun things to do […]
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A Guide to the Tolls in Portugal: Lisbon to the Algarve
The toll system in Portugal is still a little confusing to me even after going through it this past spring in 2015. I heard from numerous sources that there were […]
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Review of The Oxford Hotel in Oxford, England
Location: B Here’s the thing, if you’re wanting to be within walking distance of City Centre in Oxford this is not the hotel for you. It will take about 10 […]
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Van Gogh’s Sunflowers: Finding Inspiration at the National Gallery in London
When I’m standing in front of the bright yellow painting of Sunflowers at the National Gallery, among a herd of other tourists jockeying for position in front of me with […]
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