Alone in New York: Greenwich Village & The Time I met an Astronaut

In New York. Concrete jungle where dreams are made up. There's nothing you can't do. Now you're in New York.Alicia Keys This is a story from my first trip to New York four years ago, but it is very relevant in these times when we are encouraged to spend less time with people. They say … Continue reading Alone in New York: Greenwich Village & The Time I met an Astronaut →

On a food trail in Old Town Albuquerque

Albuquerque, New Mexico. The only state in the USA where Spanish is a registered second language and a city highly influenced by Mexican traditions. New Mexico was previously a part of Mexico, but did actually get its name 223 years prior to the establishment of the country Mexico as we know it today. With such … Continue reading On a food trail in Old Town Albuquerque →

Green Bay’s Wonderful Winery

I had very limited knowledge of Green Bay, Wisconsin before I visited. A semi-sleepy city on the Southern end of the bay of Green Bay, an arm of Lake Michigan. I was surprised to learn that it's the main city of the Green Bay Metropolitan Area and actually one of the most populated areas in … Continue reading Green Bay’s Wonderful Winery →

Pittsburgh – A morning in the Strip District

Perhaps Pittsburgh, in Western Pennsylvania, is better known for its three rivers, its steel production and for Andy Warhol. Perhaps at first glance, it's not the city for a morning tasting tour. Don't judge Pittsburgh by its cover. It might look slightly rough around the edges, but a morning stroll in the Strip District might … Continue reading Pittsburgh – A morning in the Strip District →