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La Truffière: A Night of Truffles at a Michelin-Starred Paris Restaurant
Experience a night of truffle-filled Michelin-starred dining at La Truffière in Paris. Enjoy their tasting menu with a curated wine tasting.
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Museum of Ice Cream In Boston: Carnival Games, Art & Ice Cream!
If you’re searching for something fun, colorful, and totally out of the ordinary, the Museum of Ice Cream in Boston is the place to go! With lively exhibits, over-the-top ice cream, and playful surprises around every corner, this isn’t your average museum. Whether you’re a kid or just a kid at heart like me, the…
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Aran Islands by Bike: Your Guide to Biking Inis Mór
Biking Ireland’s Aran Islands is the best way to explore Inis Mór. Here’s how to take a day trip from Galway and see the island’s top sights.
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My Trip to the Cliffs of Moher: The Best Tour From Galway
Discover the best way to visit the Cliffs of Moher, including my experience, top tours from Galway, and essential travel tips.
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I Glamped in a Shipping Container at Repère Boréal in Quebec
I never expected to glamp in a shipping container during a snowstorm, but that’s exactly what happened at Repère Boréal in Charlevoix! Snow-covered forest views from my window, a Nordic spa, fresh local food, and even a few friendly goats made it unforgettable. If you’re dreaming of a unique winter escape in Quebec, here’s what…
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Burlington Food Guide: Where Locals Eat—Dumplings, & More
Discover the ultimate foodie guide to Burlington, Vermont! From must-try restaurants to hidden gems, explore the best foodie spots in 2025.
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Luckett Vineyards: Visit Nova Scotia’s Famous Red Phone Booth
Luckett Vineyards in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, offers wine tasting, farm-to-table dining, and the famous red phone booth.
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Magic Winery Bus Nova Scotia: Wine Tours by Double-Decker Bus
Hop aboard the Magic Winery Bus Wolfville for an unforgettable Nova Scotia wine tour! Visit Annapolis Valley wineries and tryTidal Bay wine.
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4 Hidden Speakeasies in Quebec City You Need to Find
Discover Quebec City’s best hidden speakeasies. From expertly crafted cocktails to secret entrances, here is everything you need to know!
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Pauli’s in Boston: The Famous Lobster Roll You Need to Try
Famous for its lobster rolls, Pauli’s in Boston has been featured on Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives! Here is why this North End spot is the best.
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Madame George: NYC’s Best Hidden Speakeasy with Live Jazz
adame George is a hidden NYC speakeasy near Rockefeller Center with live jazz, creative cocktails, and great food. A must-visit for speakeasy lovers!
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A Winter Hiking Guide to Mount Battie in Camden State Park
Discover the best winter hiking trails on Mount Battie in Camden State Park. Get trail details, winter gear tips, and everything you need for a scenic winter adventure.
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22 Best Places to Eat & Drink in Portland, Maine
Explore the best foodie spots in Portland, Maine with my ultimate guide. Discover must-try dishes, and hidden gems in this foodie city!
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20 Things to Do in Acadia National Park in Winter
Explore the best things to do in Acadia National Park in winter, including snowshoeing, winter hikes, ice skating and more.
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What It’s Like to Spend a Day at Quebec City’s Ice Hotel
Step into a frozen wonderland at Hôtel de Glace, North America’s only ice hotel. Located near Quebec City, this incredible ice hotel in Canada is rebuilt every year, offering visitors a once-in-a-lifetime winter experience. Whether you’re planning a day trip to the Ice Hotel Quebec or considering an overnight stay, this guide covers everything you…
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This Boston Speakeasy is Hidden Below A Famous Pastry Shop
There are two things I absolutely love: a hidden cocktail bar and delicious Italian pastries. So, when I found out there’s a hidden gem in Boston’s North End that has both, I knew I had to check it out. This secret spot is tucked away at the famous Modern Pastry. Here’s everything you need to…
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Catacombs of Paris: The Dark Side of the City of Light
When you think of Paris, iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame may come to mind. But beneath the romantic streets and flower cafes, lies a darker, mysterious world, the Catacombs of Paris. My visit to this underground Parisian ossuary was both creepy and fascinating, and I’m excited to share what I experienced—plus…
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My Ultimate Spa Day at Spa le Finlandais in Quebec
I spent an incredible day at Spa le Finlandais while visiting Montreal. Drawn by their thermal experience, I moved between pools and saunas inspired by different countries around the world. I made it a point to visit every spot, giving you a chance to experience it with me. If you’re looking for a peaceful escape…
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Best Restaurants in Quebec City: Where to Eat & What to Try
Quebec City is a food lover’s dream—it’s often called the Paris of the North, and for good reason! After several trips to Quebec City, I’ve dined at some of the best restaurants in the city, from fine dining spots to hidden gems. If you’re wondering where to eat in Quebec City, here are the top-rated…
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Portsmouth Foodie Guide: Best Eats on a Self-Guided Food Tour
Living in New England means being surrounded by some of the best foodie destinations, from the fresh seafood in Portland, Maine, to the legendary Italian food in Boston’s North End. But one city that often flies under the radar is Portsmouth, New Hampshire—a charming coastal town with an incredible food scene. This guide will take…
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This Mobile Sauna at Popham Beach Should Be on Your Bucket List
While walking along Popham Beach in Maine, I noticed steam coming out of a small trailer by the ocean. As I made my way closer I saw people swimming in the water. Normally this wouldn’t be a weird occasion, but it was more than bizarre in January. That is when I noticed the steam was…
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Craving the Best Italian Food in Quebec City? Dine At Va Bene
There are two things I have been truly enjoying, visiting Quebec City during Christmas time and authentic Italian food. So, during our visit to the North this past November, I got to experience both. After spending way too much time researching Italian restaurants in Quebec City, I came across one that I knew I had…
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This Cozy Maine Cabin Is the Perfect Winter Escape
January in Maine is one of my favorite times to adventure outside in its snowy wonderland. I love the days I can go cross-country skiing at hidden spots only known by locals. On other days, it’s enough to watch the snow fall from my window. A few weeks ago, the first snowfall arrived—later than usual,…
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The Cloakroom Montreal: Hidden Speakeasy Inside a Suit Shop
Montreal has so much to offer, from historic cobblestone streets to delicious restaurants. But one spot that stands out is one of my favorite cocktail bars in the city, The Cloakroom. This top-rated speakeasy is hidden inside a suit store, adding to its secret charm. The whole experience feels like stepping into a well-kept secret…
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The Ultimate Self-Guided Food Tour of North End Boston
If you’re a foodie who loves pizza, pastries, and espresso martinis, you have to visit Boston’s North End. This area is packed with authentic Italian restaurants, homemade cannolis, and so much more. I went back and forth about whether I should pay for a food tour, but they were all so pricey. Instead, I did…
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Tony & Elaine’s Serves The Best Italian Food in North End
Boston’s North End is famous for serving some of the best Italian food, not only in the city but in the entire country. It’s known for its Italian pastries, handmade pasta, and espresso martinis. Every time I visit this district, I discover a new spot that I simply have to try. During my last visit,…
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What Makes Jakob’s Basler Läckerli the Best in Basel?
During my trip to Basel, Switzerland, I couldn’t resist trying one of the city’s most famous treats—Basler Läckerli. Known for its sweet and nutty flavor, this traditional Swiss delicacy is a must-try for anyone visiting Basel. I decided to make a stop at Jakob’s Basler Läckerli, one of the oldest and most popular shops in…
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Great Head Trail Acadia: Coastal Hike with Ocean Views
When I want a hike with stunning ocean views, a little history, and some rocky scrambles, the Great Head Trail in Acadia National Park is one of my go-tos. It’s not a long hike, but it sure packs in a lot of variety, making it a fun adventure for anyone who loves a good mix…
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Bryant Park Winter Village: Foodie Guide to NYC’s Holiday Market
If you’re planning a visit to New York City this winter, there’s no better winter wonderland than Bryant Park Winter Village. Located right in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, this winter market has free admission ice skating, holiday shops, and tons of tasty food vendors. As a foodie, I couldn’t resist trying all the weird…
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I Tried the Festive Christmas Cocktail Flight in Kennebunkport
With the holidays right around the corner, I couldn’t miss the chance to visit Kennebunkport’s Christmas Prelude this year. Consistently ranked as one of the best Christmas towns in Maine, Kennebunkport hosts a magical 10-day event celebrating all things Christmas. During my visit, I had the opportunity to try the festive Christmas cocktail flight. Here’s…
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Basel, Switzerland: What to Do, See, and Eat!
During a recent trip to Switzerland, I made a quick stop in Basel after traveling from Paris, and I’m so glad I did. This city, sitting right on the Rhine River and bordering both France and Germany, is packed with history, art, and charm.
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11 Colorado Winter Hikes to Try in 2026: Easy to Hard Trails
Winter in Colorado transforms the landscape into a snowy paradise, and there’s no better way to enjoy it than through hiking. From easy, scenic trails near Denver to challenging mountain adventures, Colorado offers something for every hiker. Having hiked many of these trails myself, here are my favorites that I always recommend for a great…
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Where to Find Lobster Rolls in Maine This Winter
Here are the places I recommend to grab a lobster roll this winter, whether you’re a local missing the summer or visiting Maine’s winter wonderland.
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Cross the World’s Shortest Covered Bridge in Hartland
This past fall, I visited the charming town of Hartland, where I stocked up on chips and checked out the world’s shortest covered bridge. Here’s how you can see it for yourself!
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Where to Try the Best Cordon Bleu in Basel, Switzerland
When it comes to Swiss comfort food, few dishes rival the satisfaction of a classic cordon bleu. This iconic meal—a breaded cutlet stuffed with ham and gooey melted cheese—has become a favorite across Switzerland, and Basel is no exception. I had the chance to try the famous cordon bleu at Gifthüttli, hands down the best…
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This Chelsea Restaurant Has The Most Creative Cocktails
Chelsea, a district in NYC, is filled with art, fashion, and a variety of fun cocktail bars. During my most recent visit, I set out on a mission to try some of the best ones. I knew my first stop would be LouLou, a French-inspired restaurant that even has a hidden speakeasy in the evenings.…
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Top Things to Do in Trois-Rivières: A Complete Travel Guide
If you’re planning a trip to Trois-Rivières, Quebec, you’re in for a treat! This charming city, located along the St. Lawrence River, is full of history, culture, and so much more. I loved my visit there, here are the best things to do during your visit.
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Ultimate Guide to Champagne Tasting at Les 3 Domaines
While exploring the vineyards of Épernay, I stumbled upon Les 3 Domaines—a Champagne House in Epernay. This place is rich with history and tradition, giving you an inside look at how some of the best champagne is made. My visit wasn’t just about tasting champagne; it was about soaking in the passion and care that…
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The Best Things to Do in Quebec City During Christmas
Quebec City is magical during the holiday season. From the charming cobblestone streets to the twinkling lights, it’s like stepping into a winter wonderland. I had the chance to experience some of the best Quebec City Christmas events and I’m excited to share them with you.
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Your Guide to the Best Christmas Events in Maine for 2026
It’s the most wonderful time of the year—the season leading up to Christmas! In New England, the leaves fall, the weather gets colder, and charming small towns light up with holiday cheer. Maine is home to some of the best Christmas events I’ve ever experienced, and I’m excited to share my top recommendations with you!…
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The World’s Largest Telephone Is in This Remote Maine Town
There’s nothing better than stumbling upon one of the world’s largest telephones, and that’s exactly what happened during our drive through Maine. If you weren’t looking for it, you’d probably pass right by, missing out on a unique piece of history. Here’s a look at the World’s Largest Telephone.
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Le Spa Manoir Hovey: Quebec’s Nordic Spa by Lake Massawippi
Tucked away in the forest near the Vermont-Canada border is one of Quebec’s top-rated spas, Le Spa Manoir Hovey. This relaxing spa has won awards from Condé Nast Traveller and Wine Spectator, overlooking the crystal-clear Lac Massawippi and offering peaceful views all day long. I had the pleasure of visiting Le Spa Manoir Hovey, eager…
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The Best Hike In Aroostook State Park
I recently took a road trip to Aroostook County State Park as part of our fall foliage adventure to Presque Isle. Here we set out to explore Aroostook State Park. Here’s a look into our morning hiking the Qua Qyajo Trail, the best hike in Aroostook State Park.
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Asian-Inspired Cocktails at Madame Woo in Trois-Rivières
During my recent visit to Trois-Rivières, I stumbled upon this amazing cocktail spot called Madame Woo. They are infamous for their Asian-inspired drinks, so you know I was excited to try it. The vibe was fun and inviting, making it the perfect place to unwind after a day of exploring. Trust me, if you find…
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Joe Beef: The Best Restaurant in Montreal According to Anthony Bourdain
During my recent trip to Montreal, I couldn’t resist celebrating my birthday by dining at Joe Beef, a restaurant that has become a staple in Montreal’s culinary scene. Located in the Little Burgundy neighborhood, this famous eatery has a rich history, not just for its exceptional food but also for its connection to culinary icon…
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A Visit To The World’s Largest Fiddleheads in Canada
Canada is known for maple syrup, endless wilderness, and of course, hockey. One of its hidden gems? The world’s largest fiddleheads! Found in the large region of New Brunswick, this quirky attraction celebrates both nature and local culture. I was lucky enough to visit The World’s Largest Fiddelheads during a road trip through New Brunswick,…
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Why La Bette is a Must-Visit for Foodies in Trois-Rivières
On my recent trip to Trois-Rivières, I decided to check out La Bette, a cozy tapas spot that recently made its debut in downtown. The moment I stepped inside, I felt a warm and inviting vibe that set the stage for a fantastic dining experience. Here is a look into my visit to La Bette!
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Speakeasies In Salem: The Best Spots For Spooky Cocktails
Salem is famous for its witchy history, but did you know it’s also home to some of the coolest speakeasies around? If you love a good cocktail with a spooky twist, this is the place to be. In this guide, I’m sharing my favorite hidden bars in Salem where you can sip some spooky cocktails…
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Salem Night Faire: The Best Halloween Event In Salem
This past weekend, I had the chance to check out the Salem Night Faire, and let me tell you—it’s the ultimate Halloween event in Salem! If you’re a fan of all things spooky and love supporting local artists, this event is a must-do. Set in downtown Salem, the Night Faire transforms the streets into a…
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Kayaking To Waber Falls In La Mauricie National Park
I’ve been on a mission to visit all of Canada’s National Parks, and during our trip to Magog in Quebec, I realized we were just a few hours away from La Mauricie National Park, so we had to go! There were so many amazing hikes to do in the park, but one stood out among…
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