Author name: Kit Kittelstad

If you find yourself venturing further and further north in Scotland, don’t stop until you hit the Orkney Islands. Tucked […]

Travel doesn’t fall apart when a place becomes popular. It does tighten, though. The streets become narrower; the meals can

If you’re lucky enough to go on a road trip around Ireland, then you’re lucky enough. Prepare to be dazzled

Scotland’s islands are more than remote dots on a map. They’re places where wind sculpts stone, tides tell time, and

If you walk through the streets of Ireland, even busy cities like Galway, don’t be surprised to see a Jack

Scotland’s most affecting places aren’t always the ones that announce themselves. They don’t rely on scale or spectacle, and they

When the seasons change in New York, it feels like the entire world comes back to life. After a period

Winter doesn’t ask the same thing of everyone. Some people want the sun on their face and afternoons spent outdoors.

Scotland is easy enough to navigate, whether you’re moving through cities by train or by car. The rail system is

With Valentine’s Day around the corner, we have romance on the mind. Wouldn’t it be lovely to make this year’s

February can feel like a long hallway with the same carpet repeating under your feet. Then, one afternoon, you notice

“Better” than Paris isn’t exactly precise. Truth be told, we’d never discount The City of Love when thinking about romance.

St. Patrick’s Day in Ireland is less a single event and more a mood that wanders the country for a

If you find yourself falling into the winter blues, there’s only one thing to do: fully embrace them by tucking

Ireland’s southwest coast has its famous stars: Kerry, Dingle, and the Cliffs of Moher. Yet, tucked quietly between Bantry Bay

Edinburgh wears its beauty boldly. Stone terraces climb into the clouds, spires cut through drifting mist, and the smell of

With St. Patrick’s Day just around the corner, Ireland is on a lot of people’s minds. An ideal itinerary this

Winter travel doesn’t have to mean chasing heat at all costs. Sometimes what helps most is steady light, walkable days,

January is one of the most misunderstood months to travel in Italy. It’s quieter, cooler, and stripped of summer’s spectacle,

Who’s ready to be whisked away to a romantic retreat? While grand gestures and lavish vacations certainly have their place,

Winter travel in Europe is a different calculation. The daylight is shorter, our schedules tighten, and we end up spending

Have you ever wondered what earns a landmark such an esteemed title? Typically, it’s a place with a special aesthetic

New Year’s travel doesn’t have to revolve around big countdowns or loud squares. And some of the most memorable places

If you’re ready to brave the Chicago winds and visit this historic city in the dead of winter, then you

New York City, with its rich history, sure knows how to put on a show. Whether you’re strolling the streets