4 minutes read time The Barbados Synagogue, known as the Nidhe Israel Synagogue, is the oldest synagogue in the Western Hemisphere. It remains a central part of Barbados’ Jewish heritage and is now part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Founded in 1654 by Sephardic Jews fleeing persecution in Brazil, it's located in the capital …
The things you find while travelling never ceases to amaze. On the way to the South Stack Lighthouse which is located on Holy Island off the coast of Anglesey, which is located off the northwest coast of Wales, we decided on this quick stop; the village of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch—often shortened to Llanfairpwllgwyngyll or simply Llanfair PG. …
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7 minutes read time We'd seen the pictures, we'd seen the videos but the excitement you feel when you realize you'll get to experience Chefchaouen firsthand, it's something you can't describe. As we stepped inside the Blue Pearl, there was definitely a feeling of sensory overload, but in a good way. Now that we're finally …
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Reading time 8 minutes Barbados boasts a rich legacy steeped in history, and at the center of it all is its Parliament—the third oldest continuously functioning Parliament in the Commonwealth. From its inception in the 17th century to its present-day role in a thriving democratic society, the Barbados Parliament represents resilience, evolution, and the spirit …
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Reading time four minutes Situated along Morocco’s stunning coastline between Agadir and Essaouira, Aghroud Surf Beach is not only a paradise for surfers but also a feast for the eyes. The charming, colorful houses lining the beachfront add a unique energy to the serene landscape, creating a perfect blend of art, culture, and coastal beauty. …
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Reading time 5 minutes Morocco as a tourist destination has always intrigued us, but after putting it off for so long, we decided this would be the year to do it. During our research, we happened upon this tour company, Minzifa Travel and it had everything we were looking for. We went there with tempered …
5 minutes read time Road tripping Scotland led us to do one of those things that some may regard as touristy, however, you have to sprinkle in a few of them here and there, after all we're tourists. On our way to Fort William where we would spend the night, we thought it would be …
6 minutes read time When deciding on an Italian vacation, I imagine most people think of the usual highlights, Rome, Venice, Florence, Milan, Napoli and the like. Not to be overlooked however are the smaller villages and towns which offer an authentic old-world experience. I must say, Siena is one such town I hadn't heard …
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8 minutes read time The year 2024 was a very busy travel year for us. Between road tripping and cruising, we covered some 14 countries and municipalities in Europe. From bustling city centers, quaint villages, museums, beaches, highland trails, remote monasteries and archeological sites, we experienced quite a variety of things last year. One of …
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8 minutes read time Vatican City is the smallest independent city-state in the world, yet one of the most significant cultural and religious centers. Nestled within the heart of Rome, this tiny enclave is a treasure trove of art, history, and spirituality. Never immune from controversy however, it reflects the complex and multifaceted nature of …
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