SEE SAWING AWAY: One of the many sculptures that appeared that appeared in Amsterdam overnight, Zaagmannetje, "small sawing man" works diligently in a tree above the Amsterdam-West's Leidsebosje park.
Out writer Moises Mendez II in Barcelona with landmarks Sagrada Familia and Casa Batlló
Moises Mendez II
Back in 2023, I took a trip with 25 of my family members across five countries in two weeks, which was planned by a travel agency in the Dominican Republic that my mom and aunts used on a trip to Dubai two years earlier. But after this hellish trip (mainly due to my extended family’s big personalities), I decided I’m never traveling with them again — so I needed a do-over. This solo trip back to Barcelona truly delivered everything I was craving and more. Keep Reading →
Courtesy WienTourismus/Julius Hirtzberger; Paul Bauer; Christian Stemper
With a population of just over 2 million, Vienna is a city of precision and poetry. It’s known as the classical music capital of the world, and for good reason: Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss all lived and worked here, and their influence lingers in the city’s ornate opera houses, concert halls, and grand boulevards. But the rhythm of Austria’s capital city is felt beyond its music. From the candlelit charm of its UNESCO-listed coffeehouses to the lush vineyards nestled within its city limits, Vienna moves with quiet elegance and enthusiasm. Keep Reading →