Bed and breakfasts are the new way to travel. There’s
endless comfort, themed rooms, award-winning home cooked meals, travel guides,
and so much more. If you’ve never stayed at a bed and breakfast, you’re
missing out. They’re usually cheaper than conventional hotel stays, provide
a unique experience, and typically come with less expensive or free amenities.
If you’re looking to book a bed and breakfast, here the items you should look
at for a perfect stay:
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Friday, May 29, 2015
Catalan Cuisine: Why Barcelona Has the Best Dishes
It’s no doubt that Spain offers the best mouth-watering cuisine
out of all the Spanish-speaking countries. In fact, you don’t even have to be
Spanish to find something that’s close to home for you. Barcelona is a melting
pot of people and that means dishes spread wide and far across many cultures.
For all those culture-junkies, one of Spain’s largest cities offers a variety
of unique cuisines from Catalan to Italian to French and Asian dishes.
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Barcelona,
Catalan,
Catalonia,
dishes,
food,
ingredients,
meal,
Mediterranean,
restaurants,
seafood,
Spain,
Vacations
Monday, May 18, 2015
Five Maine Festivals You Won't Want to Miss This Summer
You probably didn't know that the most northeastern state of the U.S. was so diverse in its summer festivals. Well, it's true. Maine is home to several unique festivals during the warmer months and it's no wonder Mainers have so much fun. Here are five unique festivals you won't want to miss out east this summer.
Maine Fare
June 26 - 27
Beginning late June, this two day festival is all about good food. It is located on the waterfront in Belfast and brings in many vendors, including farmers, fishermen, foodies, food businesses, eaters and more! While some tastings and classes require tickets, the general admission to the festival is free. Watch chef demos, take classes and try new recipes right on the east coast of Maine.
Maine Fare
June 26 - 27
Beginning late June, this two day festival is all about good food. It is located on the waterfront in Belfast and brings in many vendors, including farmers, fishermen, foodies, food businesses, eaters and more! While some tastings and classes require tickets, the general admission to the festival is free. Watch chef demos, take classes and try new recipes right on the east coast of Maine.
Monday, April 20, 2015
Teeth: America vs. Britain
A longtime stereotype has been that British people have horrible, crooked teeth, while Americans are known for their straight, pearly whites. However, where did this cliche come from and is it really true that American teeth beat out British teeth in both looks and health?
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America,
American Teeth,
Britain,
British Teeth,
Dentistry,
Derksen Dentistry,
Teeth
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Five Of The World's Most Remote Destinations
Planes, trains, and automobiles, and even some sea travel is involved when it comes to these super remote vacation destinations. Each spot has a long, convoluted set of travel instructions but are totally worth it when you arrive!
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Air Travel,
Cruise,
Cruise Ship,
Rail and Sail,
Remote Destinations,
Sea Travel,
Travel
Monday, March 23, 2015
Things to Do in Napa This Spring and Summer
Despite its reputation as one of the finest wine
destinations in the world, there are lots of awesome things to do in Napa that
doesn’t involve a glass of wine. If you’ve crossed off drinking for the rest of
your life or traveling as a family with kids, you can still find a lot of great
wine-free activities to enjoy Napa Valley.
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
What to Do in Niagara Falls
While naturally the main reason to visit Niagara Falls is to
see the falls, there are plenty of other sights and attractions in the area
that are definitely worth your time while you visit as well. Whether you choose
to stay on the American side or the Canada side, Niagara Falls offers visitors
with breathtaking views and plenty of things to do.
Labels:
Canada vacations,
Maid of the Mist,
Niagara Falls,
Vacation
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