1. Start your day with a cup of coffee You won’t find a shortage of cafés here. Like the beer scene, the coffee scene is just as…… Read more “how to be a tourist in portland, or”
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how to be a tourist in san diego
My very first visit to San Diego also happened to be my bachelorette party. Not really a common destination for a bachelorette, but that’s what I liked…… Read more “how to be a tourist in san diego”
how to be a tourist in portland, me
I’ve only visited Maine once (Bar Harbor, to be specific) and it was back in college during summer vacation with one of those cheap buy two get…… Read more “how to be a tourist in portland, me”
how to be a tourist in seattle
Shop around at the Pike Place Market. Opened in 1907, it’s one of the world’s oldest farmer’s markets. They sell everything from crafts to fresh seafood. I…… Read more “how to be a tourist in seattle”
how to be a tourist in denver
Take in the scenery at Rocky Mountain National Park. Hike some trails. We did Sprague Lake and Copeland Falls. Both are short, beginner trails and you can…… Read more “how to be a tourist in denver”
how to be a tourist in philadelphia
Step 1 – Get yourself a Philly cheesesteak. Find out the answer to the age-old question of Geno’s or Pat’s. (I’ll give you a hint: It’s neither,…… Read more “how to be a tourist in philadelphia”
7 foods you should try in san francisco
It’s a very short list since I was only in town for a short weekend, but I’m hoping to go back one day and continue this list!…… Read more “7 foods you should try in san francisco”
brews and bbq in north carolina
Two things that these two have in common are: 1. They go really well together. 2. They’re both really popular in North Carolina. In fact, that’s something…… Read more “brews and bbq in north carolina”
the most popular brewery in amsterdam (hint: it’s not heineken)
Sure, it’s easy to just flock to the Heineken Experience like all the other tourists do, but I’ve heard and read that it kind of sucks. Not…… Read more “the most popular brewery in amsterdam (hint: it’s not heineken)”