Juneau, Alaska: Things to Know
As Alaska’s capital city, Juneau is a really beautiful surprise. Juneau is the second largest city in the U.S. by area (Sitka, AK is the first) and has a population of roughly 30,000 people. Their number of visitors grows quite a bit from April to October, as Juneau is a popular port for Alaskan cruises…
5 Ways to Combat Travel Anxiety
I think a common misconception when it comes to people who travel often is that they never have travel anxiety. While this is true for some people, many of us still struggle from time to time. I have personally struggled with this kind of anxiety quite a bit recently but have narrowed down 5 ways…
3 Days in Seattle, Washington
If you’re looking for a diverse city with great food and many unique things to do, Seattle is a clear winner. Your experience here will be especially great if you go during the fall. Doing so will provide you with unique activities to do, the best chance of good weather, and fewer crowds (though it’s…
5 of the Best Places to Eat in Portland, OR
In case you haven’t heard, Portland is one of the best food cities in America. This quirky city in Northwest Oregon has an incredibly diverse food scene and unique flavors everywhere. It can be a bit overwhelming trying to find the best places to eat in Portland, OR so I’ve compiled a list of 5…
Travel: New Orleans
If you’re looking for destinations to visit this year, New Orleans should be on your list. Though it’s located in the southern state of Louisiana, New Orleans is unlike any city in the south. One thing that makes New Orleans so unique is its vibrant night life and diverse history, combining African, French, and American…
Travel: Cambridge, England
Though my time in Cambridge was much shorter than I anticipated it would be, I still had three weeks to enjoy the beautiful city and soak up some of its history, now compiled in this simple travel guide. Cambridge, England is an incredibly photogenic location, perfect for walking or cycling, and full of diversity. From…
Travel: Vancouver, British Columbia
One of my favorite parts of living in the Pacific Northwest is being a short day or weekend trip away from so many unique cities and beautiful, natural destinations. Vancouver, Canada is one of these cities as it’s just two and a half hours from Seattle. If you want to travel to Vancouver, all you…
Travel: Florence, Italy
I will forever remember Florence as the city of red-roofed buildings and colorful alleyways, with cobblestone streets and mesmerizing Renaissance art. As the capital of Tuscany, Florence is friendly and romantic, and arguably captivates everyone who visits. In just two days, Florence gave me a deeper appreciation for art and made my heart yearn for…
Travel: Seattle, Washington (Spring)
Today marks four months of life in Washington State. I may have spent more time traveling outside of Washington than around it this spring, but it didn’t take long for me to learn about some of the beautiful destinations and traditions that make this state home for so many people. This is why I’ve compiled…
Travel: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Three years ago today I was traveling to the incredible city of Amsterdam. If you’re anything like me, you’ll think Amsterdam feels like a different universe. It’s simultaneously wild and civilized; it’s both lively and still; it’s beautiful and messy; iIt’s historical and modern. It’s also massive and will make you feel incredibly small while…
