Personal stories from the road
Lisbon surprised me in every possible way. The city climbs seven hills, each offering a different view of the Tagus river below. I spent my mornings at tiny tascas eating pastéis de nata and my evenings listening to fado in Alfama. If you haven't been, put it on your list immediately.
Read more →Georgia is unlike anywhere else I've traveled. The old town of Tbilisi feels suspended between centuries — ornate wooden balconies hang over narrow cobblestone streets, while modern wine bars sit tucked between ancient churches. The hospitality alone is worth the trip.
Read more →The Dalmatian coast is one of Europe's best-kept secrets — or it used to be. Hvar, Brač, Korčula: each island has its own personality. I rented a small boat for two days and simply followed the coastline. Crystal water, hidden coves, and almost no one around.
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