We are now seven months into our travels and have stayed in 15+ countries and dozens of cities. So, what have been the most and least expensive places based on daily housing and food costs? Check out our complete financial summary of everywhere we’ve been in today’s post.
Paris, France is a popular tourist destination, and definitely not known for being a cheap place to visit. So how did we manage to spend two nights in luxury hotels that can cost upwards of 800 Euro a night? Travel rewards! And which hotel – the Intercontinental Paris Le Grand or the Hilton Paris Opera Hotel – came out on top? Read today’s post to find out.
Aug. 14, 2018: Alyssa visits two more of Gaudí’s houses in Barcelona: La Pedrera and Casa Batlló. Read today’s post to find out which of these two is the one Gaudí house that you shouldn’t miss!
July 10, 2018: Our first full day in Copenhagen, Denmark! This is part one of a three-part post: join us as we buy the Copenhagen Card and take advantage of as many museums, tours, and other benefits of the card as we can, saving over $475 in the process!
6/25/18-6/26/18: The Oslo Pass is a 24-hour pass that allows free entry to 30 Norwegian museums, as well as free transportation and other discounts. We more than got our value as we toured several museums over the course of two days.
If traveling abroad for months (or longer), one of the biggest decisions you’ll have to make is what you’ll be traveling with. We provide the top 10 items that we wouldn’t be traveling without on our sabbatical, and also share some lessons about what we won’t be packing next time we hit the road.