
London is one of those cities you will keep going back to. And for us New Englanders now is the time to go back (or check it out for your first time!); with fast flight options, an affordable pound and culture galore, now is the time to head across the pond! Here is my guide…

Montreal is a unique city, with signs in French and hockey on the radio; it is must for any serious traveler. And with such a vibrant population, rich foodie scene and fabulous nightlife, you won’t even notice the 10-degree weather you will most likely experience if you visit this winter. Read on for our full…

Fall is in full swing in New England. The leaves are yellow and red, the air is crisp and the Patriots are playing. And with every new season, comes new menus at our favorite Boston restaurants. Here is our fall food guide to our favorite city!

Nantucket is one of those quintessential American summer destinations. But I am here to convince you that it should also be a go-to fall destination. The crowds are gone, the sun is still around and prices are down; what’s not to love? Check out my fall travel guide!

Summer’s over, so that means it’s time to start planning those winter getaways right? I mean that’s what I’m doing! And what’s better than traveling with your best friends? Traveling with friends is amazing, but you also need to set yourself up for success. I mean, you want to make sure you’re still friends when…

Philadelphia is so much more than cheesesteaks and Rocky (although who doesn’t love those too?). Philadelphia is one of America’s oldest cities and is actually our nation’s first capital. Consequently, there is so much culture, heritage and vibrancy that it is definitely worth a visit!

Boston’s Theater District is one of the most vibrant parts of the city; with dozens of theaters, clubs and restaurants, it is always full of life. So when I heard there was going to be a roaring-twenties-themed party in that neck of the woods, I just had to attend!

With fall only a day away, we all need to start making the transition from summer. Time to put away the flip-flops and get out the ankle booties. While I do love the beach, sweater weather isn’t bad either! Here are a few things that I will be doing to get my closet, suitcase and…

The Charles River is one of Boston’s most beautiful and active natural landmarks. There are so many fun things to do on the banks of and actually on the Charles—Duck Tours, Yoga on the Esplanade, and of course sailing! Community Boating is an organization dedicated to making sailing more accessible to the people of Boston.