Seeking Your Bliss Solo: Travel Alone to Find Your Passions
Traveling alone is tough, sometimes. But it’s also a powerful way to discover what you truly love – art, war museums, cats? Or hiking, if you’re not me. Why solo travel is transformational.
Traveling alone is tough, sometimes. But it’s also a powerful way to discover what you truly love – art, war museums, cats? Or hiking, if you’re not me. Why solo travel is transformational.
Four days spent solo traveling in Venice – what I expected is not at all what I found.
Santorini is a hot modern destination for travel – but the ancient mysteries of Minoan Akrotiri is more interesting to me than pool selfies and hot clubs.
Solo female travel is great for so many reasons – especially because it means you can go at your own pace.
Visiting Dijon and Lyon, two of France’s loveliest cities, I learned to be open to what’s new instead of clinging to what’s behind me.
Going to see an opera in Paris is an unmissable experience – if you can afford it. But if you’re prepared, you can watch opera for just €5 with some easy tips.
Paris is full of museums – and some of the best are the small ones off the usual tourist radar. Here are my five favorites, and a couple extra if you have time.
Visiting Monet’s house at Giverny is an easy and beautiful day trip from Paris – just a train ride away from the artful color and famous water lilies of his beloved home.
More than just the famous Lascaux caves, the Dordogne in France is full of ancient history and present-day beauty.