Stories of a traveling family
Are you thinking of visiting Switzerland with kids? We love traveling with our son and we have visited this alpine country with him a few years ago. Switzerland is a veritable gem bursting at the …
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If you’ve been seeing weather reports from North America lately, you will think me crazy to be encouraging you to visit Manitoba in wintertime. I started writing this post a few days ago, and since …
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If you come to Europe in wintertime, you must visit at least one of its charming Christmas markets. And the Wroclaw Christmas Market is a great place to start. The Polish city of Wrocaw in …
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Christmas in Europe would not be complete without a visit to at least one of its charming Christmas markets. If you happen to be in Provence in December, do not miss the Aix-en-Provence Christmas Market. …
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Jet lag, a temporary sleep disorder, is an unpleasant side effect of modern travel. Today, we can end up on the other side of our planet within hours – something our ancestors would probably dismiss …
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My Solo Hike Through Canmore When life gives you lemons, forget the lemonade. I prefer to make limoncello instead. And that is exactly what I did last month when I went on a solo trip …
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I don’t know about you but jet lag is the worst thing about traveling for me. The older I get the longer it lasts. When I was a kid, sure, my sleep would be affected …
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Nothing can ruin a camping trip faster than not being able to keep warm in a tent. Trust me, I’ve been there! Our family loves camping and we much prefer to do it in cooler …
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Are you looking for some fun things to do with kids in Winnipeg during summer? If you live in Winnipeg, you already know all the places I mention but if you are visiting you might …
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What would Iceland be without the geothermal pool experience? As compared to most other countries, Iceland is cold, wet and cloudy most of the year, even during the period of polar day (May-August). No wonder, …
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