The Algarve’s Wild West End
When one envisions the Algarve, most think of beachfront high rises full of British expats, luxury hotels with tourists loungingContinue Reading
Category: Museums
Along Rome’s Appian Way and into the Catacombs
The Appian Way. Rome’s Appian Way was a 350-mile stretch of road which was built starting in 312 BC fromContinue Reading
Rome’s Jewish Museum, Synagogue and Quarter
Three years ago, on our last trip to Rome, we did the Rick Steves’ audio tour of its Jewish Ghetto.Continue Reading
Things to do in Denver When You’re (Not) Dead
Alright Warren Zevon or Andy Garcia fans (and everyone else), about 10 years in it’s about time I wrote aContinue Reading
Aboard the U.S.S. Midway
On our recent trip to California, we had the opportunity to board the Midway in San Diego Harbor for aContinue Reading
Metropolitan in Montreal, Canada
Just like Samuel de Champlain, we navigated our way down (albeit on land) the St. Lawrence River on the backContinue Reading
Bordering Maine in New Brunswick, Canada
On our trek west, we detoured, from Prince Edward Island, south to New Brunswick’s St. Andrews by the Sea. MelissaContinue Reading
Scouting out the Cabot Trail of Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia
On a rainy, quasi-miserable day we drove from Halifax to Cape Breton Island of Nova Scotia. I believe I cameContinue Reading
Living Like a Colonial in Concord Massachusetts
Taking time to be a tourist in your hometown is rare. For all the obvious reasons I guess: work, family,Continue Reading
Museums of Cascais, Portugal
I started working on this post over four years ago, when we first moved into town. Over the years, we’veContinue Reading
The Traveling Ridleys 