Travel
“If traveling was free you would never see me again.”
Traveling brings us joy, education, and endless memories. We get the travel bug, we get inspired, and we wonder. Again and again.
If any of the information placed on these pages helps at least one person to plan better and experience better- my goal is achieved. So read the travel ideas, check out some of my previous trips, and hopefully it will help you finish your plan or at least get some ideas for it. More is coming soon!
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Washington D.C. is the capital of the United States and a place where history and culture together create a memorable travel experience. With its big variety of iconic landmarks, world-class museums, and inspiring memorials, Washington D.C. is definitely one of the most beautiful cities I have visited in the U.S. As there is so much to explore, I have gathered my experiences and memories to create this guide to top…
Boston, located on the East Coast of the United States, proudly serves as the capital of the state of Massachusetts. Its rich history and admirable architecture attract about 23 million people every year. Contrary to popular belief, Boston isn’t such a large city and it’s very easy to explore on foot. Some people consider it one of the country’s most beautiful and clean cities. For me, Boston is without a…
Niagara Falls is a magnificent waterfall group that consists of three waterfalls located on the border between the United States and Canada. Known for their undeniable beauty admired for generations, these amazing waterfalls are created by the powerful Niagara River which tumbles over the edge of the canyon Niagara Gorge. The area sits between the twin cities of Niagara Falls, New York in the USA, and Niagara Falls, Ontario in…
Surrounded by the magnificent Coconino National Forest, Sedona welcomes nature lovers from all over the world, offering multiple trails and peaceful surroundings. Sedona, located in Arizona, is a truly remarkable destination known for its red rock formations and scenic landmarks. If I have already convinced you to add this destination to your bucket list, here’s a Sedona 2-day itinerary with detailed information on what, how, and when. Sedona isn’t just…
Cathedral Rock is a massive sandstone formation in Sedona, Arizona, and one of the most photographed landmarks there. Most people who have visited this incredible place consider Cathedral Rock Trail a must-hike for Sedona first-timers. In this post, you will find step-by-step information on how to hike to Cathedral Rock and what to expect. Sedona, Arizona is not just popular among hikers, it’s also a top choice for yoga and…
Surrounded by Coconino National Forest in the heart of Arizona, Sedona is a hike paradise known for its red rock formations and picturesque landmarks. With the many trails it offers, Sedona attracts people from all over the world. One of the most photographed spots in Sedona is Devil’s Bridge- a massive natural sandstone arch with breathtaking views of the valley. In this guide to hiking Devil’s Bridge, we are going…
Sedona, located in Arizona, is a truly remarkable destination known for its red rock formations and scenic landmarks. Surrounded by the magnificent Coconino National Forest, Sedona welcomes nature lovers from all over the world, offering multiple trails and peaceful surroundings. One of the most popular trails in Sedona is Boynton Canyon, which leads to Subway Cave- a scenic narrow space in the sandstone formations shaped as a subway tunnel. In…
Located in the heart of Santa Ynez Valley in Southern California, Solvang is a small Danish village that will take you to Europe and will make you feel like you’re really wandering the streets of some Danish village. Did you know that Solvang means ‘sunny field’ in Danish? It was founded by three Danish immigrants way back in 1911 who all shared the dream of creating a Danish town. Solvang…
Seattle is a coastal seaport city located in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is the largest city in the state of Washington with a population of less than 800,000 people. With the Olympic Mountains to the west and the Cascade Mountains to the east, Seattle has a lot to offer and is often, in my opinion, slightly underestimated. In the early 20th century, Seattle became a…