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In Portugal, Too Much Is Never Enough
In Portugal, the palaces have turrets on their turrets. Every city and village is a riot of more tints of yellow, red, and blue than Benjamin Moore ever dreamed. If...
In search of the perfect gelato
For a quick, cheap and delicious treat, stop at your local gelateria and order your favorite flavor. Then click on this story from the weekend section of the Wall Street...
“Industrial tourism” is a No No at Classic Journeys
Just the other day, two-time guests called our office with some interesting information and an unusual request. Karen and John have traveled with us on two of our cultural walking adventures: Prague...
Insight at the OASIS
IN MOROCCO ANOTHER CLICHE EVAPORATES Tangerine Sahara sand was everywhere—in my hair, my pockets, invading my boots. Like an escapee from a New Yorker cartoon, I crawled to the crest...
The World’s Most Instagrammed National Parks
Cameras at the ready: analyzing hashtags and data, Mainland Aggregates has listed the world’s National Parks in order of Instagram popularity. 20 out of 30 happen to be Classic Journeys...
5 Interesting Italian Traditions
From the beautiful sun-splashed cliffs of the Amalfi Coast to the snow-capped peaks of the Dolomite range, Italy is hard to match for sheer variety. The same is true of...
The Most Popular Brews in the World, in Honor of International Beer Day
International Beer Day is a cause for celebration in pubs, breweries, and backyards all over the world. Beer is an international language of sorts; whether you’re in rural Ireland, the...
3 International Trips Within a 7-Month Period
Daring to travel multiple times during a global pandemic has given the Robinsons a new appreciation for small group tours, wide open spaces, and the joy of connecting with others....
6 Authentic Irish Meals
Quick: if someone asked you to name an Irish food, what’s the first dish that comes to mind? If you’re like most Americans, you’re going to say “corned beef and...
Island Fervor: A Few of Our Favorites
In Latin, the word for island is insula—as in insulated from the ordinary. We’re ready to cross any river, bay or sea for some island magic. Here are a few...
