by janecanapini | Jul 18, 2020 | Architecture, Attractions, Europe
One of the advantages of taking a European river cruise is that you get to see places that you might ordinarily not place on your ‘Top Ten Cities to Visit List’. One of these places is Bratislava, the capital city of Slovakia that sits right on the shores of the Danube, tucked between Vienna to the north and Budapest to the south. Even with only a day in the city, because of its compact historic centre and relative lack of tourists, you can see and do a lot without feeling rushed…
by janecanapini | Jul 4, 2020 | Attractions, Canada
This summer, drive-in theatres in Canada are having a moment, and we have a pandemic to thank. For some of us, a visit to a drive-in may be a nostalgic trip down memory lane. For others, it’s a novel way to beat the novel Coronavirus…
by janecanapini | Mar 29, 2020 | Attractions, Museums, Trip Planning
Just because you may not be travelling right now doesn’t mean you can’t go places. Armchair travel has come a long way since we had to wait for our monthly National Geographic to show up in the mailbox. Thanks to streaming services, online virtual tours,...
by janecanapini | Mar 16, 2020 | Architecture, Arizona, Attractions
When I think of architect Frank Lloyd Wright and everything I’ve read or written about him, the adjectives ‘relaxed’, ‘easy-going’ or ‘fun-loving’ definitely do not come to mind. Yet after visiting Taliesin West, his architecture studio and home just outside Phoenix, Arizona, I came to understand that this property was probably the one place where Wright was at his most chill. Relatively speaking, of course.
