European Travel

The Evolution Of Traveling: From Hobby To Lifestyle

Andrea Adams | Posted 06.01.2012

Read More: Traveling Alone, Travel Tips, Bv-Life, Traveling, Travel, Travelistas, European Travel, Black Voices News
Andrea Adams

I'm not sure that there is a precise moment when travel migrated from a passionate past time to simply a way of life for me. Travel has become an art form, a stimulant, and a mode of expression.

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PHOTOS: Cologne's Love Locks

Posted 11.17.2011

Read More: Love-Locks, International Destinations, Germany Travel, Cologne, Venice Love Locks, Slidepollajax, Gotta See This, Europe Travel, Destinations, City Love Letters, Cologne Love Locks, European Travel, Travel News

It's a truth universally acknowledged that Venice is one of the most romantic cities on Earth. And nothing says never-ending love like the famous lock...

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Why You Must Visit Albania

Eliza Dushku | Posted 11.02.2011

Read More: Europe Travel, Albania Travel, Albania, Travel, Eliza Dushku, European Travel, Celebrity Travel, Travel News
Eliza Dushku

Looking back at the recent weeks I've spent in Albania, I feel foolish for anticipating I could understand it in less than a lifetime, but the process has been exciting, and at the same time humbling.

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Pianists Are Lords of the Ring in La Roque d'Anthéron's Festival 2011

Laurence Vittes | Posted 10.22.2011

Read More: European Bed and Breakfasts, Music Festivals, Peugeot, French Cuisine, European Travel, Arts News
Laurence Vittes

The nearly five-hour, Monday night apéritif we had originally come for, featuring some of the world's greatest headliners plus a generous sprinkling of future stars, included sumptuous performances.

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Everybody Sleeps Where? In Paris, For Luxury, Hotel Plaza Athenee

Mara Gibbs | Posted 10.21.2011

Read More: France, Paris, Marie Antoinette, Alain Ducasse, Le Plaza Athenee, Le Relais Plaza, Werner Kuchler, Louis XIV, Paris Hotels, Paris Restaurants, European Travel, Parisian Hotels, Travel News
Mara Gibbs

I believe that Paris has the most luxurious hotels, restaurants, shops and homes anywhere. I am going to take you on a journey to some of the most lavish and fabulous hotels, restaurants, shops and homes.

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Cruising the Mediterranean: A Speed Date on Oceania Marina

Dr. Irene S. Levine | Posted 07.31.2011

Read More: Jacques Pepin, Cruise, Mediterranean, Dining, Marina, Cruising, Cabin, Ship, Food, Oceania, Foodie, Travel, Culinary Travel, European Travel, Travel News
Dr. Irene S. Levine

Spending a week in Barcelona prior to our departure was like eating dessert first. We fell in love with the city's Catalan cuisine and culture, its unique neighborhoods, and modernist architecture.

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Italy for Museum Lovers: Don't Miss These Five Museums

Paolo Rossi | Posted 05.31.2011

Read More: Turin, Art, Venice, Rome, Naples, Italy, Museum, Florence, Slidepollajax, Museo Egizio, Gallerie Dell'accademia, Italian Museum, Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Musei Vaticani, Uffizi Gallery, European Travel, Travel News
Paolo Rossi

Although rarities, such as the peperoncino museum and the olive museum (yes, Italians love their food), are great places to visit, there are a few museums you really must visit during a stay in Italy.

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The Road Less Traveled: Sicily

Marcello Arrambide | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Sicily Attractions, Things to See in Sicily, Things to Do in Sicily, Greek Temples, Italy, Greek Architecture, European History, European Travel, Travel News
Marcello Arrambide

If you are planning a trip to Europe you should definitely consider Sicily as your next destination. You can get a taste of history by simply visiting the unique island.

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PHOTOS: 5 Day Trips From Dublin

CheapOair | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Blarney-Stone, Dublin, European Travel, Belfast, Guinness, Ireland Travel, Carton House, Slidepollajax, Ireland, Cliffs of Moher, Travel, Giant's Causeway, Europe, Travel News
CheapOair

If you've been partying it up since New Year's Day, you may not feel like jumping straight back on the sauce in one of Europe's drinking capitals. But...

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Notes of A Temporary Expat 1

W. Hunter Roberts | Posted 11.17.2011

Read More: Trauma, Eastern Europe, Heartbreak, Re-Birth, Healing, Expats, Budapest-Hungary, European Travel, Travel, The Inner Life, Coping Skills, Healthy Living News
W. Hunter Roberts

Narrative is a connective tissue made of memories and events, facts and fantasy, and a set of beliefs, which we use to form identity.

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