Museums have secrets, you know. Juicy ones. I wouldn’t have believed it myself, if I hadn’t gone on a Museum Hack tour. Quite frankly, I’ll never look at a museum in the same way again, knowing what hides behind the…
My 2016 Travel Plans: A Mid-Year Update
Despite being slightly incredulous that June has rolled around this week – how are we half way through the year already?! – I thought it was about time I updated you on my 2016 travel plans. As you’ll see, they’ve…
The Joy of Putting Down the Map in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico
It was all arranged: we would visit the tourist office, collect the map for the self-guided historical walking tour of Old San Juan, and follow the instructions. Our day didn’t go as planned. Instead, after just a few steps into…
A Day Trip to Beacon, New York – With Strangers!
What happens when you decide to hike up a mountain with five strangers? It was early morning in Grand Central Terminal, and I was about to find out. Five other women and I had signed up for a day trip…
NYC Tartan Week 2016: My Expat Experience
I’ve been to NYC Tartan Week many times before. I’ve reported in sky-high heels from fashion shows, interviewed Scottish authors and designers, and heard the strain of bagpipes on the wind as I docked at Ellis Island. But NYC Tartan…
Staying in Santurce, San Juan’s Hippest Neighbourhood
In the quiet streets of the Santurce neighbourhood, one sound rang out above the cockerels and the traffic and the planes flying overhead: the sweet call of the coqui frog. Even in the heart of San Juan, this little tree…
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