[alert type=white] From the TS Editors: In the second of this 2 part series, the TravelSquire reports on the Met’s current out of the box offerings this summer for residents and lucky visitors to the island of Manhattan. [/alert] Manus X Machina Fashion in an Age of Technology Fabulous dresses/art … Read more
One of the true perks of spending time in Los Angeles is the weather. While the intense car culture of this megalopolis might deter the average visitor from dining alfresco, don’t be fooled. There’s some glorious outdoor dining waiting to be discovered by the adventurous. Here are a few of … Read more
Can’t live a day without the beach? Check-out these ten beach hacks to make being out in the sun a little easier this summer so you can focus on having fun. From a sunscreen applicator that reaches hard to get spots, to fashionable soleless sandals, to a sleek all-purpose bar … Read more
[alert type=white] From the TS Editors: In the first of this 2 part series, the TravelSquire reports on the Met’s current out of the box offerings (at both branches) this summer for residents and lucky visitors to the island of Manhattan. [/alert] With a fresh new red logo, the rebranded … Read more
Summer is here and that means relaxing, relaxing and relaxing … and planning as many weekend getaways as possible, of course. Whether you’re headed to the X Games in Austin, Lollapalooza in Chicago, the sunny beaches of Ft. Lauderdale or a desert retreat in Phoenix your plans to unwind should … Read more
Weimar is a city made for walking and, if you take an impromptu stroll, at almost every turn you’ll encounter statues, museums and famous buildings linked to the Age of Enlightenment. Located centrally in the German federal state of Thuringia, this UNESCO World Heritage destination was the focal point of … Read more
Karl Wallenda of The Great Wallendas met his untimely death 36 years ago while attempting his final high-wire stunt. Halfway between the two towers of the Condado Plaza Hilton hotel in San Juan, he lost his balance due to several misconnected anchor cables. Even at the age of 73, … Read more
Pansea Beach We wandered down hand hewn stone steps, surrounded by greenery to a tiny peninsula in Phuket. The secluded spot, edged with swaying palm trees, overlooked Pansea Beach. The soundtrack was a gentle wind and white capped waves rolled against a stone jetty. A pretty Thai girl led us to … Read more
There was a time when the Catholic Church offered absolution from sins in exchange for money – the sale of indulgences. There was a man – Martin Luther, a thinker, a monk and a rebel who fought against the sale of indulgences with his weapon of choice – his words.
Seoul is one of the most vibrant cities in Asia but very different from other cities there as it is sprawling with many neighborhoods spread out from one another. It is much like Los Angeles with mountains all around. Taking a taxi from one area to another involves going through … Read more
When you think of Cuba, old cars, cigars, mojitos and Buena Vista Social Club come to mind, not exactly things your children might appreciate. But if you’re willing to venture a few miles outside of Havana, you’ll find a wealth of family oriented actives for all ages.
Martin Luther, the great religious reformer who lived from 1483 to 1546, is one of the most famous figures in German history. Anyone wanting to follow in the footsteps of Martin Luther can visit many of the most important places associated with his life in the German federal state of Thuringia, located in the heart of the country.
Step aside craft beers; there are some new spirits in town. Rum, vodka, gin and moonshine have all become an integral part of the San Diego scene as local distilleries brew up small batches for the cosmopolitan crowd. To introduce diners to these indie craft brands, Solare Ristorante in Liberty … Read more
Germany brings to mind many things including beer, bratwurst and a rich cultural history. One of the great things about Germany – besides the beer and bratwurst – is the country’s preservation of customs and traditions which includes its “Volksfeste” (peoples’ festivals). Located in the center of Germany, the federal … Read more
Alaska’s bears are quite possibly the most popular attraction in the entire state. Whales breaching in graceful arcs are amazing and glaciers are icily gorgeous, sure. But bears? North America’s largest land mammal demands attention if only for the stories surrounding its fierce nature and frenetic feeding habits. Simply … Read more