Berlin has been on my travel bucket list for some time and this summer, I finally got the chance to visit. Between the history, edgy street art, interesting bars and restaurants, I enjoyed exploring Berlin. Here’s what I would recommend for attractions, restaurants, bars and a great place to stay.
What To See
The Berlin Wall While this photo was taken near Potsdamer Platz, there are several locations to see the Berlin Wall. TimeOut does a nice job of documenting the areas.
Ah, London. My favorite city in the world! After living in London for six months as a student, I cherish every opportunity to come back. So, when my friend Maria and I started planning a European holiday, London seemed like the perfect first destination.
Looking to visit London in the future? Here are my recommendations on what to see/do, where to eat and where to stay.
What To See & Do
Take A Stroll In Regent’s Park While everyone knows about Hyde Park, I’m going to let you in on a little secret. Regent’s Park is even more beautiful. From the Queen’s rose garden, to stunning hedges and a pond where you can rent paddle boats, definitely spend a few hours exploring!
When I was invited to speak at Social Media Marketing World in San Diego, my thoughts centered around the fabulous event, amazing speakers and oh, a touch of warm weather (it’s been a pretty brutal winter in Boston, hasn’t it?). What I didn’t expect was how enamored I would be with the area – especially La Jolla. From hikes along the beach, to delicious al fresco meals and a few sunsets to remember, I have a good feeling that I’ll be back.
Just as another Boston snowstorm rolled in, I was lucky enough to escape to Miami, Florida. Although it was rainy and I was inside for meetings most of the trip, I was fortunate to savor this moment. After the rain stopped, the clouds parted and the sun came out with a surprise – this rainbow! Palm trees, warm weather, a great water view AND a rainbow? Not sure I’m ready to go back to the frozen tundra that is Boston!
Tiburon, CA
Readers of this blog know just how much I adore traveling. I’m a big believer that travel is about the people, the places discovered and small moments enjoyed, so one can imagine just how many of those we had over the span of ten days from Reno, Nevada, to Tiburon, Mill Valley, San Francisco and wine country. Here I’ll share a few bits from Reno, Tiburon and Mill Valley. More on the rest of those in upcoming blog entries!