Discover the History and Secrets behind the Cinema at the Mole Antonelliana
The Mole Antonelliana is a magnificent symbol of Turin, built-in 1889, and houses the tallest museum in the world. The National Museum of Cinema is…
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The 15 Best Travel Books That You Need to Read
Books have been a part of my life since I was little. I have been collecting, reading, and borrowing books as long as I remember.…
Thailand Tribes: Visiting the Northern Hill Tribes
The Hill Tribes of Northern Thailand are as diverse as the remote locations where they live. Each one has their own customs, beliefs, and dress.…
Penrhyn Castle: Sordid History and Victorian Opulence
There are over 100 castles in Wales left standing in the Castle Capital of the World. One castle, in particular, is in Bangor. Well, it…
Behind the Camera Lens at the Dingle Nature Reserve
Exploring Llangefni, where I was housesitting for six weeks over the summer, was the objective the very first day. I walked around the town, taking…
Welsh Highland Railway: Journey Through Snowdonia National Park in Style
There are many ways to explore Snowdonia National Park in Wales. You can hike the trails to the top of the mountains, drive around, or…
The Top 12 Things to Do in Caernarfon, Wales
Caernarfon was one of the towns recommended to me to explore on my six weeks housesitting this past summer. And it did not disappoint! The…
Every Animal But Puffins on the Puffin Island Cruise
On one of the rare bright sunny days this summer on the Isle of Anglesey, I booked a tour around Puffin Island by Seacoast Safaris.…
Experience “Locking Through” on the Soo Locks Boat Tour
Have you ever had the opportunity to ride through a lock? The experience is called ‘locking through.’ Out of the 171 locks and dams in…
A Somber Walk Through the Riga Ghetto and Latvian Holocaust Museum
The Riga Ghetto is not a place you wanted to be in, but if you were one of the 70,000 Jews in Latvia at the…