It was our first time in Vegas and even though we only had a few days to explore, we had such an amazing time there! …
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The Keys was honestly one of our favorite places we have visited in the USA. The weather is perfect, there are palm trees & other tropical plants everywhere, and the people are super friendly…
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Alexandria, Virginia is charming town about 25 minutes from Washington D.C. You can definitely see almost all of the town in one day, but in a similar fashion to D.C., Alexandria has a lot of interesting U.S. history landmarks…
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Washington D.C. is a place with so much U.S. history, but also a really cool vibe as well. We feel like we saw almost everything you could possibly see in 24 hours, so here is our guide to what you need to do when visiting Washington D.C.
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We have lived in our little Brooklyn apartment for almost 4 years, but to be honest, we hardly ever put any effort into decorating it. Pre-pandemic, any spare money we had we spent on travel. Since we couldn’t really travel in the last year, we had the opportunity to make some much needed changes to our apartment…
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If you know us, you know we love beaches & beach towns (yes, even in the dead of winter haha). The Hamptons really thrives in the summer and is known for it’s rich & famous clientele, but sometimes it’s nice to visit a place during the off-season — especially during the pandemic — when you can easily avoid crowds…
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Do you know a travel lover but you’re not sure what to get them this holiday season? We got you covered! Did you know that Airbnb has tons of online experiences from around the world? You can visit new countries with local guides, try unique dishes, and even tour movie sets all from the comfort of your own home!
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2020 has definitely been the year of the staycation. Since we can’t travel how we normally would, we’ve been having a lot of fun doing local staycations around NY State. There is so much more to see in New York besides NYC, and we’ve been having a lot of fun getting to explore and see more of ‘our own backyard’ recently…
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The views in Grand Teton National Park are some of the most insane views we’ve ever seen! The park is extremely picturesque and driving through was one of the most beautiful drives we have ever done…
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Because Wyoming is the least populated state, we weren’t expecting much on the vegan front, but we were both pleasantly surprised with how many vegan options there were! Since we had to do all this research ourselves, we wanted to make this vegan guide to Wyoming to make it easier for you if you need it…
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Badlands National Park is one of the most underrated national parks in the United States. The terrain is so unique to anything we’ve ever seen before, it doesn’t even feel like you’re in America…
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Yellowstone National Park is probably the most popular national park to visit in the United States. It was actually the world’s first national park which we think is so cool! Yellowstone is so big that it spans 3 U.S. states which means there is a lot to do and see inside the park…
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Provincetown is definitely the most LGBTQ+ friendly place we’ve ever been. The second you cross the town line, you immediately notice pride flags, inclusive signs, and rainbows galore. It’s one of those places where you feel welcome the second you arrive…
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Columbus was probably our favorite city that we visited on this road trip, and it was also the last. When we came back this time we made sure to spend a few days here so we could fully experience Columbus and we were not disappointed…
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Des Moines, shockingly to us, was one of our absolute favorite places we visited on our trip. Des Moines is one of those hidden gems, the city is very clean and beautiful, it has a trendy vibe, and there is actually a lot to do…
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We picked Omaha as one of our stopping points on our road trip because it was the biggest city in the area. We drove 9.5 hours from Wyoming to Nebraska that day and were so glad to be in a city and not see any more corn for a while haha…
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