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As we are escorted through the restaurant to “les terrasses” in the back, our breath catches as we step out into a beautifully shaded courty

Last Updated: August 4, 2019 One of the first things we do when we arrive in a new city is figure out how to get around. Regardless of...

We learned that the heroic level athletes of the Tour de France would be speeding through towns and trudging up mountains in a village not t

In this post we share our detailed monthly budget for our extended trip abroad traveling around Europe for an entire year.

The cafe has a limited menu during lunch, consisting of a few salads and a few galettes. We had the vegetarian salad and the chicken galette

Several days into our stay, Sylvain and his wife invited us over to their “terrasse” for an “apéritif” which is a light drink generally prio

Grocery shopping is such an interesting experience in other countries! What types of food do they buy most often? Do they buy in bulk?

Since we are intent on visiting Italy during our 6th month (Christmas and new years) and it is in the Schengen Area, that will max out our “

If you haven’t already read the book Your Money or Your Life, we highly recommend it. The original was published over twenty-five years ago

We're slow traveling around Europe full time for an entire year and packing everything in two bags per person. We share detailed packing li

In this post we share the best things to see and do in Glasgow, Scotland.

Do you use the same default password for every website? Do you have passwords written down or stored in a file? Do you get so creative wit

Within days of posting our house for rent, we had multiple inquiries from what seemed to be quality tenants and a few showings scheduled.

In this post we share more information about our 2nd of 12 locations for the year...Vienna, Austria!

We’ve finally chosen the first city we’ll visit on our 1-year trip abroad! We’ll be spending a full month there and have a reservation at a

We’re a dual income couple in our mid 30’s with no kids (unless you count our dog) who live in the mid west United States. For those keepin

Whether you’ve never traveled outside your home country or you’re a full-time digital nomad, we could all be better international travelers.

As a U.S. citizen, you are able to enter a Schengen Area country (with your U.S. passport) and stay on a “tourism visa” for up to 90 days.

We are traveling abroad for a full year, but we don’t intend to cover the entire globe in that time (how could you actually get to know a...

We got married, rented our house, sold our cars, packed our belongings into a storage, and set off an a year-long adventure traveling around