Fayetteville, West Virginia is a charming town located a little over an hour away from Charleston. Although Fayetteville is a small town with a population of 2,772 and known for the epicness that is Bridge Day, there are certainly a lot of other big things to do! Outdoor adventure sports, historical sites and museums, and a flourishing arts scene are…
Preparing for your next adventure? Check out our must-have long-haul flight essentials that will make your next flight as easy and breezy as possible. International travel is always exciting. The trip planning, the pre-departure anticipation, and the thrill of an escape all add up to a great experience. However, unless you’re flying in business or first class, long-haul flights can…
The best cities for travel don’t need a lot of work. If you find a city where simply walking the streets leaves you in awe, you know you’re in the right place. The capital of Hungary definitely fits the bill, old and magical as it is. If you have 2 days in Budapest or even 3 days in Budapest, it’s…
When traveling to a city you don’t know very well, getting from place to place may be a challenge, especially if the city is big. Public transport options may be confusing and simply walking to the places you want to go can be difficult or downright impossible given the long distances that there might be between places. Thankfully there is…
Chances are that in every major city you’ll likely find landmarks that draw tourists by the dozen, you probably know them by now, those places that often come up on touristic brochures for each city and are deemed must-see attractions. And sure, there is nothing wrong with wanting to see those renown places. Part of getting to know a city…
Budapest is known for many things- it’s a great European getaway filled with mouthwatering food, beautiful views, and great history. Split by the Danube, Budapest actually has two different sides and vibes- Buda and Pest. Both sides have wonderful views and is a photographer’s dream. So, if you’re like us, and tend to carry your camera everywhere with you, then…
