In March 2004, we spent the better part of two weeks in Italy ~ first at Alassio, on the Italian Riviera, and then in the Piemonte in Italy’s northwest. We discovered our favorite souvenir from Italy on this trip, one we use almost every week.
Short photo stories to inspire your travels.
Dresden, the birthplace of milk chocolate
Dresden, the birthplace of milk chocolate, is a city of art, history and culture. It’s also the city made famous by Slaughterhouse Five. The inner city, left mostly in ruins after 1945, has been rebuilt in the image of its past Baroque elegance.
What’s it like to travel now?
Travel restrictions have been eased for traveling within Germany, so we booked four nights in Munich. Curious about how the experience of traveling on public transportation would be, we made our trip by bus and train. Here’s how it went.
Seeking sun in Bulgaria
Growing up, we never expected to be able to travel to Bulgaria. It was one of those places lost behind the Iron Curtain. Now that it’s possible, we grabbed our chance to visit Sofia, Bulgaria’s capital.
Our Quest for Sun in Seville
Every February we search for somewhere that has loads of sun, as little rain as possible and good food. This year, we found all this and more in Córdoba and Seville.
Seeking Sun in Córdoba
Every February we search for somewhere that has loads of sun, as little rain as possible and good food. This year, we found all this and more in Córdoba and Seville.
