Montreal Festivals – Celebrate Canada’s Coolest City
Montreal is one of Canada’s greatest cities. We love visiting and have had the pleasure to go to Montreal in every season and for many Montreal Festivals. It truly is … Continue Reading
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Where to Eat in Kathmandu – Eight Great Spots to Indulge After Your Trek
One thing that we absolutely loved when we arrived at Kathmandu, Nepal was the variety of food. Once you have spent weeks eating Dal Baht (Traditional Nepalese Dish) while climbing … Continue Reading
Five Products Found Around the World
– We see them wherever we go. We can be in the middle of the Sudan or on a sidewalk café in France. Half way up to Mount Everest or … Continue Reading
Palace of Versailles, To Go or Not to Go on a Monday
– We should have known better. We had been in France for a month and we had known that many museums were closed on Mondays in Paris. If we had … Continue Reading
What to do in Paris at Night
Paris at night is beautiful. Unfortunately they turn all of the lights off on the monuments and bridges at Midnight. Considering it doesn’t get dark until 10:30pm it doesn’t give one much of a chance to get a lot of shots in one night.
Camping in Spain: Everything You Need to Know
Camping through France or Spain is quite different from camping in Canada. Here’s list of what items to bring to camp comfortably through France and Spain.
The Hanging Houses of Cuenca – Casas Colgadas
When we heard about the hanging houses in Cuenca, Spain we were intrigued to go and check out this world heritage site for ourselves. The Casas Colgadas are a set … Continue Reading
Things to do in Toledo – Beautiful Spanish History Awaits
There are many beautiful cities in Spain and Toledo is one of them. The small city is filled with history and picture-perfect scenes waiting around every corner. So, what are … Continue Reading
Visiting the Catacombs of Paris – An Underground Labyrinth of Death
The Catacombs of Paris are not the oldest catacombs in the world, but they are the largest. Housing the skeletal remains of more than six million people, the catacombs are … Continue Reading