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Day Trips From Boston: Newport, Rhode Island
Here is quickie post! Newport, Rhode Island After last year’s record breaking snowy winter, we needed to take advantage of most agreeable New England 2016 winter weather. On a beautiful early March morning, we decided to hop in the car escape the city for a quick day trip to the beautiful coastal city of Newport, Rhode Island. Honestly, Read Post >
Day Trips From Boston: Northshore
New England is a magical place. There are many new places to explore and most of them are less than 2 hours away (by car) from Boston proper. One of my favorite day trips from Boston is the Northshore of Boston, Massachusetts. In one day, we covered Rockport, Gloucester, and Marblehead. Next time around, we Read Post >
Review: Inn by the Sea, Cape Elizabeth, Maine
Inn by the Sea 40 Bowery Beach Rd, Cape Elizabeth, Maine (207) 799-3134 With its coastal views, picturesque lighthouses, and sought after quintessential New England charm, even in the cold winter months, Inn by the Sea strikes a perfect balance between modern luxury and rustic seaside charm. Most recently, we took advantage of a Rue Read Post >
Review: JW Marriott Hanoi
JW Marriott Hanoi Outside the hustle and bustle of Hanoi, Vietnam, there lies the newly developed West Hanoi central business district which includes the National Convention Center. The JW Marriott Hanoi is a brand new property boasting unquestionable modern luxury earning without hesitation a 5-star rating. This hotel property is very spacious and very quiet. The Read Post >
Four Days in Paris{Day Four, Bastille, Jewish Quarter, Eiffel Tower}
The last day of our trip began in the area known as the Marais. It was formerly the area of the royal residences in the 17th century up until the Revolution. The Revolution forced its residents to abandon the vicinity. After a restoration of the neighborhood and its buildings, the area was brought back to Read Post >
Four Days in Paris {Day Three, Montmartre}
After our private tour of the Marriott Champs-Elysees property, we hopped on the metro from Charles de Gaulle Etoile to Anvers station to explore Montmartre. Since day one, we had been eyeing the white-domed Sacre Coeur Basilica on the hilltop. From the Anvers metro station, we ascended the steep, narrow, crowded streets filled with vendors Read Post >
Four Days in Paris {Day 2, Musée d’Orsay}
After our day trip to the Palace of Versailles, we took advantage of the evening hours at the Musée d’Orsay. This is one of my favorite museums in the world. With our museum passes in hand, we got into the fast lane line. Thank goodness for the museum pass because the daily admission ticket line Read Post >
Four Days In Paris {DAY 2, Palace of Versailles}
In order to optimize our time in Paris, we researched museums with evening hours. Musee D’Orsay is open late on Thursday. Perfect! We designed our day to visit Versailles in the morning and then go to the Musee D’Orsay…also leaving time for a Parisian lunch and a stroll through the park. The easiest way to Read Post >
Four Days In Paris {DAY ONE}
With only four full days in my absolute favorite city in the entire world, we optimized our time in Paris by planning ahead. Also, we scheduled some down time to roam the gorgeous streets of Paris soaking in the cultural beauty and the delicious food of the City of Light. Day One was a full Read Post >
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