Author: Maria Angelova
5 things that make me happy in Italy
There are so many books about Americans who move to Italy after a devastating life crisis and then reinvent themselves that it seems impossible to be
7 free travel tools you may not be using (other than Couchsurfing)
We all know about Couchsurfing. Some of us have even tried it and survived to tell the tale (and some of us have even met our future proofreader throu
London: 22 free museums and galleries for a ticket-free cultural day
London may not be among the cheapest places to visit in the world but at least it has a bunch of free museums and galleries so you can have a culture-
19 natural sites that are straight out of a fairy tale
Fairy tales are not only in children's books. Sometimes they can be real places sculpted by nature so as to transfer us to faraway lands of kings, pri
Where to go when you have no money (or literally a few dollars)
The challenge: organize a completely free or nearly free trip
Next time you're feeling the wanderlust but don't have two pennies to rub together, use
7 unique NYC activities for an unusual trip
Discover the quirky side of New York City following these travel bloggers who will take you on an exciting and a little unusual trip through carousels
Tips for enjoying an accessible holiday
Traveling the world should be an adventure open to everyone, regardless of mobility or disability. However, travelers with limited mobility or who use
18 quotes about Russia that explain its mystery
Searching for inspiration for your trip to Russia or for captions for your Instagram photos? Here are the best quotes about Russia, Russians and the m
Winter challenge: Jump into a warm, open-air mineral pool while snowing
The challenge: Jump into a warm, open-air mineral pool while it’s snowing
There are plenty of warm, mineral pools in the open air around the world. H
All the Noise of It: Living in a Tuscan Hilltown – excerpt from the book
Discover Tuscany beyond the stereotypes and delve into the life of the American photographer Christopher H. Warren who moved to the almost abandoned t