When I visited London with my mom and her colleagues, one of the highlights was a dinner at Jamie Oliver’s famous restaurant, Fifteen. Nestled in the heart of Shoreditch, Fifteen was more than a restaurant — it was a place where food met purpose, and every dish told a story. We were so excited to […]
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One of my first adventures as a student in the Netherlands was a day trip to Museum Schloss Moyland with my student group, just after orientation and the start of classes. We caught a bus from Nijmegen early in the morning, the kind of crisp, cloudy European weather that promises adventure and, of course, a little rain.
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With its canals, cobblestone streets, and rows of bikes leaning against century old buildings, Utrecht has a quieter, more intimate feel than Amsterdam with just as much charm.
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Tucked along the rugged Italian Riviera, these five little villages feel like they were painted onto the cliffs just for travelers like us to marvel at. With their pastel houses tumbling toward the sea, winding cobblestone streets, and the kind of sunsets that make you forget to blink, Cinque Terre is pure magic.
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Nestled in the heart of the Old City of Shanghai, Yu Garden is a breathtaking reminder of how art, architecture, and nature can blend so perfectly in the midst of a city renowned for its skyscrapers.
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Just a short walk from Yonganli Station lies the Silk Market. From tailor-made suits and silk scarves to jade jewelry and souvenirs, it’s the ultimate destination for both collectors and the casually curious tourist.
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Stepping into Ladurée SoHo feels like being transported straight to Paris! Nestled at 398 West Broadway, this elegant tea salon and patisserie brings a slice of French luxury to the heart of New York City. Naturally these two sisters couldn’t resist an afternoon tea here! Founded in 1862 by Louis Ernest Ladurée in Paris, the […]
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There are places in the world where time seems to move differently, and Grand Central Station in New York City is definitely one of them.
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While planning a trip to Japan may consist of the more popular cities like Tokyo and Osaka; Hiroshima has always been at the top of my list. For that specific reason I knew I wasn’t leaving Japan without having at least spent a few hours wandering the streets of this beautifully historical city. While it […]
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Some of the strangest adventures are the ones you don’t really plan out properly and that’s what I truly love about Europe… travel is just so easy that it makes adventuring and exploring so much fun! After a pretty night out in Florence, filled with pistachio cannoli’s… Wanderings through the city and across the Ponte […]
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LIFE OF SHAL 