Quit Your Job and Travel the World: How we did it and you can too!
With stone towers and walls surrounding its heart and sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2008, the Republic of San Marino holds the claim to being the world’s oldest sovereign state and constitutional government. Continue reading “San Marino: Castle Country in the Clouds”
On the second of the two days my brothers were visiting us in Berlin, Germany, we happened upon the Berlin Zoo. We arrived around 3 in the afternoon, which, lucky for us, seemed to be feeding time for all the animals! Continue reading ““Baaa”-haha! These sheep make me laugh”
Twice we set out among the Norwegian fjords between Stord and Fitjar, Norway. Continue reading “Sailing the Norwegian Fjords: A Photo Journal”
Massive monuments and intricate statues make the Monumental Cemetery in Milan a pretty cool place to be buried. Plus there’s a cemetery cat who snuck into a few of our photos! Continue reading “A Monumental Cemetery in Milan: A Photo Journey”
Above: Basilica di San Petronio, Bologna, Italy
We spent an evening strolling around Bologna, taking in the historical buildings and streets and medieval towers.
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You can read more about Bologna, Italy on Wikipedia.
Bologna’s tourism site offers a three-hour itinerary for seeing the heart of the city.
Above: Arena di Verona (Verona Arena), Verona, Italy
Not only the setting for Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Verona is also famous for its architecture and has been designated as an UNESCO World Heritage Site. On the way from Milan Malpensa airport to Eraclea Mare, where we would stay for five days, we stopped in Verona for a couple of hours.
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You can read more about Verona on Wikipedia.