One of the most common questions we get asked about visiting Rome is; where do I stay? The answer is always the Trastevere neighborhood! It was once a hidden gem but is now turning a lot of heads because there are so many things to do in Trastevere and places to explore. This quaint, vibrant neighborhood is located just South of the Vatican City and across the river from the Colosseum and is the ancient working-class district. It’s known for being quieter and cheaper than the other neighborhoods in central Rome, but still being close to the action. Trastervere It was by far our favorite neighb ..read more

We love the city of Florence. It’s one of the most enchanting, beautiful, and artfully rich cities in Italy and the perfect place to spend a couple of days before heading to the rolling hills of Tuscany. We get a lot of people asking us about how to maximize their time in Florence, especially as they only have 2 days to spare. I get it, with so many amazing cities and destinations in Italy to visit, sometimes our itineraries only allow a couple of days and it can be a hard task knowing how to fit all the top attractions and highlights in. Don’t worry, you can see a lot of Florence on a 2 day ..read more

We loved visiting Rome with our two teenage daughters. We were excited to visit The Eternal City for many reasons, but we weren’t expecting our teenage girls to love it as much as they did. The reason for this? There are tons of things to do in Rome for teenagers. One of the fountains on Piazza Navona Our teens adore Rome because it has this unmatched, vibrant energy and loads of iconic landmarks to get their “I was in Rome” photos. Places like the Colosseum and the Pantheon captivated their young and curious minds and got them inspired and interested in art and architecture.  They loved ..read more

When it comes to exploring the best scenes of nature in Utah, look no further than Canyonlands National Park. This expansive desert landscape is where you’ll find flat mesa’s, towering rocky pinnacles (called Needles) and Native American rock paintings. Needless to say, there are plenty of things to do in Canyonlands National Park in Utah, you’ll be pleased you made a stop here. We enjoyed two days exploring this national park, and feel we uncovered much of its top attractions and places to see. In this guide, we share our top tips on the best things to do in Canyonlands National Park includi ..read more

When it comes to exploring the best natural beauty on the Southwest Coast, there is plenty to uncover from The Grand Canyon to Joshua Tree National Park. The iconic Grand Canyon, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, is a mere 361.2 miles from Joshua Tree National Park, which is famous for its rock formations and unique Joshua tree population. It takes about 5.5 hours to drive between the two parks, crossing state borders between Arizona and California, so it makes sense you’re going to want to stop along the way and make a national park road trip of it. We’d recommend you plan ..read more

No trip to Boston would be complete without taking the historic Boston Freedom Trail tour, a walking tour that takes you to the historic sites in the city that shaped the United States over 250 years of history. Of course, you can explore the Boston Freedom Trail on your own, but why visit one of America’s most historical and oldest cities and not be led around the historic landmarks by a knowledgeable guide for insider tales of high treason, mob agitations, revolutionary actions, and partisan fights of the American Revolution. Each tour guide is a legendary figure at the forefront of the Amer ..read more

Planning to visit Yosemite National Park and not sure what attractions to add to your itinerary? Then you’ve come to the right place. We’ve listed our top things to do in Yosemite National Park with kids, so you can make the most of this highlight in California. We spent five days exploring the park and feel like we saw every nook and cranny in Yosemite. It’s a huge area and has so much to see and do, from rock climbing to hiking, to looking out for native wildlife. We also know it can be overwhelming planning a trip there, since it’s so iconic and often it’s hard to find the right accommodat ..read more

Spring break is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time for families to embark on unforgettable adventures together. If you’re seeking destinations that offer a mix of outdoor excitement, off-the-beaten-path exploration, pleasant weather, and rich cultural experiences, look no further! Devil’s Bridge, Sedona, Arizona We’ve put together a list of some of our favorite family-friendly Spring Break destinations in the USA, and a couple of easy international destinations as well. There is only one destination on this list we haven’t personally been to, but I know it’s a popular choice for ..read more

If someone were to ask me a word to describe Huntsville, Alabama it would be “surprising”. As the most populated city in the state, I imagined it would be crowded, industrial, and not have many notable attractions. As it turns out, there are plenty of things to do in Huntsville AL, and it turned out to be an incredible destination to spend a few days in. As my time in Huntsville opened up, so did my appreciation of it. It’s a city with a culture rich with arts and tech, possibly the only place in America where those two worlds meet and thrive. If you’re not sure what to do in Huntsville AL, t ..read more

Are you game enough to embark on a family road trip with grandparents and your kids? Three generations in a car together, does that fill you with excitement or dread? I won’t lie to you, having all these different personalities and travel styles in one tiny enclosed space can lead to possible tears and head slapping moments, but it can also be filled with treasured bonding experiences between your children and their grandparents (and of course between you and your parents.) Going to a show at the Grand Ole Opry with my parents Having a plan is key to making it heaven rather than hell, which is ..read more