Travel guides and tips

This post is a guide to visiting the Chrysler Building. You’ll learn a little history, where it’s located and what to do there. While this is one of…

A bit about this religious and (not widely known) political monument. The Sacred Heart of Paris is on top of a hill in Montmartre, a trendy, village-like part…

You can’t spell New York without art. One thing that will definitely catch your eye while walking around the streets of NYC is the #streetart. There are graffiti…

Spanning the distance between Brooklyn and Staten Island, the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is undoubtedly one of New York’s most impressive architectural monuments. Unfortunately, most people mistake it for the…

Paris is one of the most beautiful and enchanting cities in the world. And nothing epitomizes that beauty and sophistication more than the Eiffel Tower. Gustave Eiffel, the…

From gorgeous window displays to festive lights and decoration to humongous Christmas trees, New York knows how to do Christmas! The city comes alive with outdoor holiday markets…

Every September Little Italy completely transforms into a haven of food, festivities and fun during the lively Feast of San Gennaro. As a highlight of the city every…

6. The oldest pastry. Paris is the perfect place to have a treat with your coffee and if you are looking for something sweet why not to visit…

Navigating the streets and the people of New York City is no joke. There’s a reason the city has such a reputation. But the beauty of New York…

Original Post by Andrew Renslow Murphy Ranch Secret Stairs A few weeks ago, I wrote a about the various hiking trails here in LA but what if you…

The year is 1947 and Paris is slowly recovering after the trauma of WWII. Most shops still lacked many basic products. Everything was rationed, even fabric, and no one…

Original Post by Andrew Renslow Hollywood has produced tons of icons over the years and it is safe to say that Marilyn Monroe is one of the most…