July 2024

Best of Bohemia: Five Day Trips from Prague

An article for National Geographic Traveller, April 2025
"Once at the heart of the Holy Roman Empire and the Habsburg Empire, Central Bohemia's storied past is evidenced at each turn by picture-perfect castles, chateaux and cathedrals..."

The Best Free Things to Do in Prague

An article for Lonely Planet, July 2024
"The Astronomical Clock's on-the-hour procession of mechanical figures leaves some tourists underwhelmed. So instead, come between showtimes for a close-up look at the clock itself..."

Budapest Guidebook: Side Trips From Budapest

A travel guidebook chapter for Fodor's Travel Guides, July 2024
"As one of Europe’s most beautiful cities, Budapest naturally hogs the limelight. But those who venture just a bit farther afield find themselves rewarded with a host of Hungarian highlights..."

Budapest Guidebook: Belvaros (Inner Town)

A travel guidebook chapter for Fodor's Travel Guides, July 2024
"The Inner Town is the beating heart of Pest, and the city’s most visited neighborhood, thanks to its blend of lovely, stroll-worthy streets and grand avenues lined with stately old buildings..."

Budapest: Gellerthegy (Gellert Hill) and Taban

A travel guidebook chapter for Fodor's Travel Guides, July 2024
"Gellérthegy, the most beautiful natural formation along the Buda bank, takes its name from St. Gellért (Gerard) of Csanád, a Venetian bishop who was rolled off the hill in a cart by pagans..."

Budapest: Varkerulet (Castle District)

A travel guidebook chapter for Fodor's Travel Guides, July 2024
"Attraction-packed Castle Hill is a long, narrow plateau of cobblestone streets with beautifully preserved baroque, Gothic and Renaissance houses, crowned by the glorious Royal Palace..."

The Albanian Riviera: Your next Med getaway

An article for National Geographic Traveller, July 2024
"Albania’s third largest city retains the feel of a hidden gem. Discover Vlora's gorgeous sandy beaches, fascinating classical history and sparkling new marina before everyone else does..."