Travel

Amsterdam Travel Guide

Amsterdam Travel Guide

I’m so excited to finally share with you all my trip to Amsterdam. I’ve had this on my to do list but you know how it goes, life just sometimes gets in the way! Anyway, Kevin and I arrived in Amsterdam after a quick flight out of Philadelphia. We were thinking that the flight would be an 8 hour flight, but we were blessed with a tailwind so our flight…
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Packing For The Mediterranean

I’m so ecstatic!! Today I will be boarding a flight bound for Rome! I can not wait to be able to tour Rome, Florence and Nice again! You can bet that I will be back at the Trevi Fountain making another wish to return there again! After spending a few days in Rome, I will be continuing on a Mediterranean cruise with stops throughout Italy, France, and Spain. With any…
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Saint Petersburg, Russia Part 2

Continuing on from my post last Wednesday, today’s post will be all about the stunning Palaces we visited just outside of Saint Petersburg. We started our second day of touring bright and early driving outside of the city to a town called Pushkin. This town is home to the opulent Catherine’s Palace, also known as the Summer Palace. Peter The Great built what once was a modest two story building…
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Russia Part 1

Saint Petersburg, Russia Part 1

Ever since I was a young girl I’ve always been intrigued by Russia. Anytime I would see photos of tourists posed in front Saint Basils Cathedral or The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, I would think I’ve got to go there and witness those magical looking Cathedrals.   My husband and I went to Saint Petersburg last month and spent 2 full days touring the city. This city…
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Berlin, Germany

Berlin, Germany

  My husband and I arrived into Berlin via train last Wednesday for a full day of touring the city. We started our tour with a visit to the Berlin Wall. What an amazing experience it was to see this wall now mostly filled with street art which previously represented such sadness. This wall not only divided Berlin from East to West, it divided families. We continued on touring the city but stopped…
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