We arrived in Svalbard less than 24 hours before and we’d already heard the buzz about polar bear paw prints that had been spotted just 1 kilometer outside of Longyearbyen. As I pulled on my layers that morning for our snowmobile safari across Svalbard, I prayed we would get our chance to spot a polar […]
Beer Bike Berlin
Have you ever wanted to drink and be able to drive around? Then beer bike Berlin! And good news – beer biking in Berlin is even legal. We had a few days in Berlin and were also celebrating Jennifer’s birthday, so we were looking for something fun and different to do. We came across Beer […]
Welcome Spring at the Morges Tulip Festival
Growing up in western Pennsylvania, the winters were long and harsh. Tulips beginning to bloom were the definitive sign that winter was finally over. For a few months anyway. My mom would plant tulip along our house and I’d check them each day as I walked down the driveway to the school bus, waiting to […]
Chocolate Heaven at Fassbender & Rausch
The phrase “Berlin’s best hot chocolate” had us hopping on the metro and in search of the world’s largest chocolate store. Fassbender & Rausch is Berlin’s oldest chocolate shop; Heinrich Fassbender first opened a chocolate store in 1863. Wilhelm Rausch followed, opening his own very successful shop in 1918, and in 1999 these two master […]
A Wild Trabi Safari Around East Berlin
Produced by former East German auto maker VEB Sachsenring Automobilwerke Zwickau, the Trabant was the most common type of car in East Berlin during communist times. Tim and I piled into the Trabant (often referred to as a Trabi) and went on a Wild-East Trabi Safari, which took us almost entirely through the former East […]
Live Like a Local in Berlin with Go With Oh
Living like a local has become a trendy phrase recently in the travel industry. Trendy or not, I certainly feel like a local when I’m on the underground at 7am on my way to work! As a business traveler who often attends conferences in cities around the world, the last thing I want to do […]
Dinner in the Dark
Taste is such a complicated sense. Taste is connected to our other four senses and what we “taste” is influenced by smell, touch, texture, sight and even temperature. When Tim and I go wine tasting, we like to smell the wine and then swish the wine around the glass to see the wine’s “legs”, before […]
Tobogganing at Merano 2000
Tobogganing is a very traditional sport in Südtirol. The multiple world champion and Olympic winner, Armin Zöggeler, is the most well known toboggan driver of Italy and comes form the little village of Foiana, near the city of Merano. So when we arrived to Merano 2000 via what certainly felt like the world’s largest cable car […]
Wine Wednesday: Südtirol Wine
Known as “the other side of Italy,” Südtirol is Italy’s northernmost province and Südtirol’s vineyards account for less than 1% of Italy’s total vineyards. Yet, a whopping twenty different varieties of grapes are grown in Südtirol’s steep vineyards. Wine has been produced in Südtirol for centuries and has distinct German and Austrian influences from the region’s […]
10 Reasons to Love Miramonti Boutique Hotel
Elle Magaize said the Miramonti Boutique Hotel is “hard to find, hard to forget”. While we didn’t find the mountain hotel hard to find, it will indeed be hard to forget! Here are our 10 reasons to love Miramonti Boutique Hotel: 1. The View Located in the Dolomites 884 meters above the town of Merano, […]
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