There are so many free things to do in New York, along with a heap of other cools things like; Central Park, The Guggenheim, The High line, the Empire State, Top Of The Rock and of-course Lady Liberty! That being said, it can be tough to plan and see New York City as it’s a … Continue Reading
“A trip to New York is incomplete without a visit to the High Line“… or so we’d been told and seeing as we’d never been before, we decided to go check out this claim for itself. The High Line starts in the Meatpacking district of Midtown Manhattan and carries on to West 34th Street. It’s … Continue Reading
The USA has a heap of incredible places, fun cities and cultures to explore during a trip. That being said, you can’t really forget about the awesome nature, too. You see, there are almost sixty of the best national parks in the USA that are dotted all across the country. Though, this amount can make … Continue Reading
Hawaii is always a good idea. It doesn’t matter if it’s your first, fifth or fiftieth time visiting the islands, there’s always something new and exciting to see. This is, of course, true when it comes to Oahu, too. Especially as there are so many of the best things to do in Honolulu – the capital … Continue Reading
The USA is a diverse country. In fact, I’d go as far as saying it can be completely different depending on which state you visit. Form places like Hawaii, Washington and Florida – the expanse of places to explore is totally mind-boggling to me. Now, one place I always love returning to is the West … Continue Reading
Around a three-hour drive from Nashville, Memphis is one of those cities that really shouldn’t be forgotten when you visit Tennessee. Perched right on the western fringes of Tennessee (on the banks of the Mississippi River, no less), it’s a great city to explore some of that famous southern charm. Best of all, there are … Continue Reading
The State of California needs no introduction if I’m honest. In fact, it’s possibly one of the best-known states in all of the USA. That being said, with how popular it is to explore (and its sheer size) I found it tough to narrow down the best places in California to visit on my first … Continue Reading
Monument Valley is another great iconic American landmark – set across two states, it is easily one of America’s most memorable landmarks – you’ve probably seen it in films, magazines, on TV adverts or in music videos and trust me, it’s so much more impressive in person! Monument Valley is actually part of the Colorado … Continue Reading
When it comes to travel photography, my default mode is to pack in as many colours as possible in a photo. This is especially true in a city like New Orleans. I’m a huge fan of vividly colourful photos and colours in general but there are times when even the most colour photos just can … Continue Reading
If pictures are worth a thousand words, how many words are videos worth? In any case, we’ve put together a little video of 17 things to get up in New York City in less than 90 seconds. 🙂
New York really is the city that never sleeps! It’s got a huge mix of neighbourhoods, totally cool viewpoints and a mountain of amazing places to eat. Better still, even if you’re short on time, you can still get a great feel and see New York in a day. Now, the first thing you’ll realise … Continue Reading
The US isn’t just the more popular cities of NYC, Los Angeles and Nashville, there are so many more fun US cities that sometimes get overlooked when planning a trip to the US. This is why I wanted to share some of the very best things to do in Chicago. Honestly, it’s one epic place in … Continue Reading
The state of Virginia is a pretty historic and totally beautiful place to visit. From the picturesque places on the East Coast to the Appalachian mountains, there’s a heap of the best things to do in Virginia that are dotted all across the state. Now, although Virginia might not always be the most obvious choice when … Continue Reading
It’s been a while since I’ve visited a place and just felt like I wanted, nay – needed, to stay for much longer. Typically, I plan my time well enough on my travels (at least, well enough for me) that when ‘home time’ comes rolling on, I’m very content and happy to head back home. … Continue Reading
