Amsterdam embodies the term “open minded”. As a city they excel at easy travel, picturesque views and quick access to any number of wonderful museums. The architecture in Amsterdam pays homage back to the city’s 17th-century Golden Age and helps preserve a unique history.
As a place to travel, Amsterdam provides all of the experiences you could want and is easy to visit by air or by train. The canal systems, bicycle paths and narrow houses lend a special atmosphere to a large city that can also feel inviting like a small town.
Fun Fact: Did you know that bicycles outnumber people in Amsterdam?
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Check out the "Transit & General Info" section at the bottom to see tips for getting around the city & exploring Amsterdam at an affordable price.
See "Day Trips Worth Considering" if your trip leaves you with extra time for exploring beyond the city limits.
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I recommend visiting Amsterdam while in the Netherlands to feel the history of the city in contrast to its more modern cousin, Rotterdam.
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Brussels, the capital of Europe, is a thriving international city full of delicious food and amazing sights. Though many people choose to visit Bruges over Brussels, don't discount this city. Almost nothing can compare to seeing Grand-Place in person.
Just because Brussels is a political hub does not mean the city does not have extraordinary churches, museums and plenty of fun activities.
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What's Included:
🏡Recommended Stay Options
🏛️Significant Sites & Churches
🏤Museums
🪺Greenspaces
🎇Nightlife
🧇Great Eats
🚙Transit & General Info
🚎Day Trips Worth Considering
See "Day Trips Worth Considering" if your trip leaves you with extra time for exploring beyond the city limits.
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A sneak peak of the helpful info in this guide:
"Important: Pedestrians do NOT have the right-of-way in Brussels. TRAMS have the right-of-way, then the police, then pedestrians. Before crossing the street, check an additional time for trams.
Bruxelles Midi is by far the most dangerous place is the city. Pickpockets are always there and they may not even try to be stealthy. As far as I have heard, they won't physically harm you, but they might try to take your things. Keep your hands and your eyes on your luggage."
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Fun Fact: Did you know the Brussels is known as a comic book hub?
Architecture • Art • Coffee • History • Outdoors • People & Culture • Photography • Shopping
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Brattleboro is a small town in southern Vermont with a thriving artist community and beautiful hiking trails. The town is right on the river and full of hidden gems.
Like many places in New England, Brattleboro is best visited in the fall for leaf season, but still has lots to offer year round.
What's Included:
🏡Where to Stay
🥞Local Food Recommendations
🥬Farm Stands & Fresh Produce
☕️Coffee Shops
🛶Activities - In Town & Outdoors
🚛Nearby Places Worth Going By
Fun fact: Did you know that Rudyard Kipling wrote "The Jungle Book" while living in Brattleboro?
Adventure • Nature • People & Culture • Slow Travel • Relaxation • Art
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Did you know Big Bend National Park is the #4 rated place in the world to see the stars? This park is so stunning that on clear nights you can see the entire milky way with almost no light pollution.
Recently, I checked stargazing off my bucket list and traveled between El Paso and Big Bend on a 5 hour winding road trip. On the way, I discovered all kinds of hidden gems and places worth visiting. In this guide you will find my favorite stops along the west Texas border.
What's Included:
• 2 Different Routes between El Paso & Big Bend National Park
Recommendations In:
• El Paso
• Fort Davis
• Marfa
• Terlingua
• and every stop in between
+ potential additional stops farther afield
This trip was unforgettable for me and I hope it's something I can help others experience too. Most of West Texas is very rural, so I made sure to include the best advice I have for other people (like me) that are from large urban cities and other climate zones.
PS- I visited during the heat wave of late summer 2023, I don't recommend. Consider visiting when it is cooler - it was 115 degrees when I was in town.
Adventure • Outdoors • Photography • People & Culture • Road Trip • Slow Travel • Van Life • Camping • Relaxation
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Ghent (also spelled Gent or Gand) is a college town in East Flanders, Belgium. The city is centered around a medieval castle and is host to numerous gothic churches, beautiful canals and blooming side streets. Of all the places I have visited in Europe, this one is my favorite.
Take it as a day trip, a morning stop off or take several days to relax and explore this amazing city.
What's Included:
🏨 Recommended Stay Options
🍁 Sights
💒 Churches and Cathedrals
🚣 Unique Activities
📸 Photography Spots
🍬 Ghent Delicacy: Cuberdons
🥾 Transit Information
Not familiar with Ghent? It's reminiscent of Amsterdam but with a more storybook feel, complete with a castle.
Fun Fact: Did you know that Ghent was actually the second largest city in Northern Europe after Paris in the 11th century?
Adventure • Architecture • Art • History • Nature • People & Culture • Romantic • Photography
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