Watch the video above first, then read my recap to find out all you’ve ever wanted to know about my trip! (If you’re looking for Alissa’s video, click here) It’s been a long trip, so let’s...
Read More →Our last day trip from our temporary home base in southern Germany is to Salzburg, Austria. It’s a beautiful city with a long history of prosperity from the area’s salt mines, has one of the...
Read More →In May, I spent four days in Normandy exploring all the D-Day memorials, cemeteries, and ruins from 70 years ago. In honor of the 70th anniversary of the invasion, I put together my best Then...
Read More →Only two months after I published my first 27 Amazing Travel Photos article it became the most popular article ever on this site. So I decided to publish another 27 of my favorite travel photos that will help you get...
Read More →“Oh my god, have you like, done Auschwitz yet? It’s like, sooo sad.” This is what the 19-year-old girl at our hostel asked me during breakfast yesterday. I wasn’t really sure how to react to...
Read More →The photo above is one of my favorite photos from WWII. Warsaw was completely destroyed by Germany at the end of the war, and the photo is of the statue of Christ Bearing His Cross laying...
Read More →While you read this post about exercising (or not exercising), here’s a song from my workout playlist to get you pumped up. First of all, a little background on my fitness level. I consider myself...
Read More →It’s been a while since I’ve done a first impressions article. I’m not sure exactly why that is, but if I had to guess I would say it is a combination of laziness, changing countries...
Read More →Thanks to Dan’s favorite hobby of flight hacking, our trip to Eastern Europe included a short three-day layover in Rome (and saved us $50 each on flights from Tel Aviv to Warsaw)! We arrive after...
Read More →Today is our last day of our Israel Holy Land tour, and we’ve decided to spend part of it underground, exploring the excavated tunnels near Jerusalem’s Western Wall. Something that makes Jerusalem so interesting to...
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