Rome, Italy
An eternal city of seven hills, love, and pasta. Oh, the pasta. Rome is a foodie’s paradise and a historian’s dream wrapped in beautiful packaging and served up on a marble platter. Take the time to appreciate the Italian capital.
La Spezia/Cinque Terre, Italy
Cinque Terre is well known for its colorful homes and the region proudly boasts of pesto, focaccia, and seafood. Come see what else makes it magical.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
There are many delightful cities in the world to visit and not many rise to the top of that list. Amsterdam does.
What you’ll find, beyond the bicycles and cheese and canals is a laidback urban capital that is easy to traverse and even easier to love.
Brussels and Bruges, Belgium
Chocolate. Beer. Fries. Pleasantness to spare. Sound like heaven?
Almost. it’s Belgium. Specifically the Belgian capital of Brussels and the charming town of Bruges. Ideal for a couple but great for a small group, these two cities epitomize what European vacations should be.
Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks, Utah, USA
Too often, natural beauty gets overlooked when deciding where to go on vacation. If you tire of urban destinations, consider visiting two of Utah’s (and the world’s) most stunning natural landscapes in Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park. Your heart, soul, and eyes will thank you later.
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