Lovely Lyon … Who Needs Paris?
Lyon is the first French city I spent any amount of time in. I’ve been fortunate to travel...
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Tag: Europe
Dressing Advice for an American in Europe
The best advice for your maiden voyage—and all subsequent ones—to Europe from the USA is to travel light. Pack the week before, unpack, repack, keep going until that suitcase contains only the essentials. If you’ve really missed something? That means you get to buy something new!
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Visiting the Charming City of Pilsen
Choosing Pilsen, Czech Republic As mentioned in, Riding the Train to Pilsen, we choose this city...
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Riding the Train to Pilsen, Czech Republic
Pilsen was our four-day stop between Munich and Prague. We’d been to both those cities years ago,...
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Bavarian National Museum
Discovering the Bavarian National Museum in Munich was worthwhile for many reasons. The biggest...
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Munich Residence Palace
We toured the Munich Residence Palace for so long (3 hours) I wish we’d packed a lunch! The...
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Munich Christmas Markets
It was the best of trips; it was the worst of trips. Just kidding. Being in Munich for the...
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Picture-perfect Prague, Czech Republic
How is it to have spent three days in Prague? I contemplate that question on a train leaving...
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What’s the difference between a hike and a walk?
Hike? Walk? What the heck is the difference between the two things? Both involve journeys–but for how long and how far? You decide!
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Tantalizing Italian Food Not to Miss
Epicure, connoisseur, gourmet, foodie … whatever title you assign yourself, Italy is the place you...
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Candid Photography is a Traveling Joy
It’s important to see beyond the obvious. Admire the architecture of a massive old building, but look to the cornices, to the foundation, notice what surrounds the doors.
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Lyon, France and Life Coincidences
Coincidences Happen By all means, see Paris in the springtime if you must, but promise you’ll take...
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RoseMary Griffith
