Our first two days spent in London were day trips in from the “country” with Margo. For day one, we were up bright and early for our full-day Margo Tour of London, which began at the Tower of London at…

Our first two days spent in London were day trips in from the “country” with Margo. For day one, we were up bright and early for our full-day Margo Tour of London, which began at the Tower of London at…
Let me just start this post by saying that Edinburgh is awesome. It is one of our favourite cities from our entire journey, if not the favourite. Edinburgh is full of rich history, architecture, personality, and charm. It is a…
After Venice, the next stereotypical-first-time-in-Italy destination was Florence. We arrived in Florence mid-day on Wednesday and after a short 15-minute walk from the train station, we checked-in and settled in our spacious room at our B&B. For our first day…
It took some convincing, but in the end Greg agreed that we should visit Venice for a couple of days. Not that I was dying to see this city or anything, but you cannot go to Italy and not see…
As has become routine on our travels, we began our stay in Munich with a three-hour walking tour of the city’s historic centre. We started in Munich’s main square, Marianaplatz in front of the Old Town Hall, from there we…
Salzburg was beautiful. No other way to describe it. It was a charming European city, in a picturesque setting; the hills were indeed alive with music (for you uncultured buffoons in the audience, Salzburg was where the Sound of Music…
I definitely have to say that Vienna is on my top-three list for favorite European cities. From its neo-classical, Imperial-era architecture, its immaculately clean streets and its beautiful gardens, to its friendly people, charming atmosphere and the countless horse-drawn carriages…
The beauty and charm of Prague is something to be seen. Shortly after leaving the train station we were quickly impressed by the countless beautiful medieval buildings surrounding us in every direction. You could instantly feel like you were back…
From Amsterdam, we entered unfamiliar lands: Deutschland. Neither of us had ever been and did not know what to expect from Berlin or Germany, but needless to say, we had a great time. Let me just preface this post by saying,…