Hidden Paris: Passageways

Passage des Panoramas is one of the oldest hidden Paris passageways.

Welcome to the Passage du Grand Cerf! It’s one of the prettiest covered passageways of Paris, tucked away in the second arrondissement. This iron and glass arcade from 1825 houses 20 or so boutique shops and businesses, a few offices, and apartments.  The Passage du Grand Cerf, like many other hidden Paris passageways, is many […]

Rome Then & Now: Cafes

Rome's Ponte Milvio district is home to some of the best food, coffee, and wine in town.

When you think of Italy, we bet you think of pizza, pasta and coffee. But let’s focus on the third thing for now. There’s a good reason why Italy is synonymous with charming sidewalk cafes and flavorful coffee—in fact, it would practically be a sin to come here and not indulge in an espresso, cappuccino […]

The Ultimate Guide to Visiting the Seville Cathedral

View of Seville's cathedral.

Visiting the Seville Cathedral is a must if you’re in Andalucía. See for yourself why people have been awed by this magnificent structure for centuries. Legend has it that while the Cathedral of Seville was being built, the church elders said, “Let us build a church so beautiful and so grand that those who see […]

Hidden Rome: Inside Rome’s Ponte Milvio Neighborhood

The Ponte Milvio bridge in Rome was just one of many bridges around the world that was covered in "love locks" at one time or another.

Take a break from Rome’s touristic areas and explore a hidden gem only the Romans know about. Do a quick Google search and let us know if it doesn’t seem like the only attractive areas in Rome are the historic center, Testaccio, Monti and Trastevere. Sure, they’re the beating heart of the city, but there […]

10 Ways to Know You’re Completely Obsessed with Rome

Practice responsible travel in Rome to help preserve the city's history.

Roma. Caput Mundi. Romanitas. Modern day Romanitas requires and reflects the same kind of virtues that Romans valued a few thousand years ago, and we’re guessing you’ve made them a part of your life, too. You probably find yourself having to explain to your less Rome-obsessed pals what it means to be Roman. Things like […]

A Love Letter to Rome, My Home

This touching love letter to Rome, written by a local, will make you want to book a trip to the Eternal City ASAP.

Traveling, experiencing the world, understanding different cultures—they’re some of the most beautiful things in life. But the thrill of traveling always seems to overshadow the less acknowledged beauty of going home. After growing up and living in seven cities across the globe, I know this to be true. When we were just children, my grandfather […]

Spain for Everyone: The History Buff’s Guide to Spain

Plaza Mayor, one of the most popular historic sites in Spain, dates back centuries and has a surprisingly gruesome past!

This post is a part of our Spain for Everyone series. The information below was curated by our expert guides across the country. They are history lovers too, and this is their bucket list for you! With a history stretching back millennia, Spain is a history lover’s dream come true! The Phoenicians, Romans, Visigoths, Moors […]

9 Oldest Tapas Bars in Seville: Historic Spots You Can’t Miss

Casa Morales in Sevilla

  Historic bars in Seville abound, as Seville is a city with an amazingly complex and interesting history. It’s not just the historical recounts and architecture that tell the story of Seville. Apart from a number of fascinating history tours, there are also some historic bars in Seville that are definitely worth a visit (or […]

8 Reasons Why Kids Love Our Seville Food Tour

A child and his mother eating churros and chocolate

Traveling to Seville with the whole family? Our Tastes, Tapas & Traditions of Seville Food Tour is one of the best kid-friendly activities in Seville! It can be daunting organizing a trip to a new city for all the family, and a walking tour isn’t something that many people would immediately jump to book their […]