Natalia Goncharova at the Tate Modern Art Museum London
The conventional narrative around art has been created from a mostly male POV. With those...
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Category: Europe
Collezione Bontadi Espresso Museum in Rovereto Trentino Italy
I’m always excited to present wonderful travel experiences. But one I didn’t expect to...
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Sunrise Charles Bridge in Prague Czech Republic
Whats The Context? Prague is getting harder and harder for me to enjoy. When I first visited,...
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Hope The Blue Whale Skeleton Natural History Museum London
Whats The Context? Exploring museums in London is one of my favorite things to do. And the...
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St.Peters Basilica in Vatican City Rome Italy During Sunset
Whats The Context? Sunsets can be unpredictable at times. Sometimes you get nothing but an sliver...
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Exploring The World’s Largest Street Art Museum, Urban Nation
Urban Nation, the Museum for Urban Contemporary Art in Berlin is the worlds largest street art museum. Featuring some of the worlds best street artists. A must visit for any museum or art fan.
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Europe’s Most Affordable Ski Destinations
Winter sports have long been considered “rich man” activities. With photos of celebrities and politicians often gracing the pages of glossy magazines it’s no surprise this belief has stood the test of time. Well, the internet age is changing things and Europe has more affordable ski options than ever. From Poland to France, there are prime locations where the costs will leave you more than enough for that extra hot chocolate. Come with me as I explore Europe’s Most Affordable Ski Destinations.
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Spring Break Eurotrip: Train Travel Itinerary for Spring Break
I’ve never been a beach guy. The typical Spring Break narrative of heading to the beach never appealed to me. While in university I always headed to Europe for two weeks and always had a blast. Recently I teamed up with Rail Europe to promote train travel through Europe. During that project, I was reminded how much fun train travel can be. So, I put together this Spring Break in Europe by Train Itinerary.
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London for A Day: Hitting London’s Biggest Attractions
London has long been a regular stopover city of mine. Seeing me come through at least 6 times every year. Sometimes I stay a few hours. Sometimes it’s a couple of weeks. No matter how long or short the visit, London always keeps me plenty entertained. My most recent trip was a short one. I arrived at 6 am and had to leave around 10 pm. So I decided to show you what you could do in London for a day. Although it won’t be cheap, I can assure you that you won’t leave without a memory or two.
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Pigs, Cows, and Grapes: Exploring Italian Cuisine with Italian Days Food Experience.
Italy is a special place of culinary excellence. Italian food is defined by an ambiance. By the family. The community. The energy and passion of Italy is infused into every morsel of food produced here. And no place is this sentiment more evident than in the Parma and Reggio Emilia regions.
This region produces some of the country’s most popular culinary delights. Parmigiano-Reggiano, Traditional Balsamic Vinegar, and Prosciutto di Parma. With Italian Days and Hotel Touring Bologna, I explored this region to learn more about these Italian delights. And let me say, it was a delicious escapade.
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Exploring the Budapest Music Scene with Aria Hotel Budapest
The Aria Hotel Budapest presents a look at this Central European cities varied music scene. From Jazz and Blues to Opera and Classical, you’ll have no shortage of options. Come with us as we explore Budapest’s music scene and the beautiful musically themed Aria Hotel Budapest.
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Best Vineyards in Moldova: Touring Moldovan Wine Culture with #DescoperaMoldova
Moldova has some of the worlds best wine. Whites, Reds, and Roses are on full display in this undiscovered gem. Here are my favorites and what you can expect from each vineyard tour.
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