Bahia Palace is beautiful to look at! Wood and plaster carvings, tilework, painted ceilings, colored glass, small gardens, a stunning courty

In my first collection about Morocco I devoted a post to safety, describing how I felt in Rabat, Fes, and Marrakech. If I recall correctly,

Morocco! The first country I ever visited outside the U.S. and my most recent travel experience. If you’ve been following my posts for a lon

The colonia I stayed in was Condesa, in the alcadia Cuauhtémoc. I wanted to write about Condesa, even if briefly, because the neighborhood w

Now, that all that is laid out, let me conclude with this: Istanbul was colorful, dynamic, surprising, engaging, and fun. Yeah, I definitely

Food in Istanbul was easy to find, affordable, and versatile. There was something for everyone, which was very exciting coming from your res

Istanbul is so unique in that it straddles two continents, split in half by the Bosporus strait and sandwiched between the Sea of Marmara &a

Our various attempts to get from Point A to Point B are some of the most vivid memories I have of Athens . . . for better or worse.

Athens is a very old city and home to millions of people, which made it quite different than Richmond and Doha. Things like demographics, sa

Toilets. If you’re human, you’re going to be using one. Thing is, every country does them a bit differently. Then when it comes to being a c