Here is a ton of experience about how to put into practice all of the old, never-changing advice about how to prevent jet lag when traveling to Europe.

Is Bologna, Italy worth visiting? Absolutely! I love when a smaller city absolutely over-delivers, and Bologna is a regional Italian city that absolutely punches above its weight.

What specifically makes the Dolomites such an amazing destination? In order to answer these questions, I've collected all the reasons why I love this part of Europe so much.

Whether you’re planning for a do-it-yourself photo tour of Florence, or preparing a shot list for a professional photo shoot, here are my favorite photo spots in Florence: The 10 Most Instagrammable Spots in Florence

Hiking is one of the best ways to discover Europe. But a lot of folks just stick to the city. Here’s exactly what to Pack for Hiking in Europe.

What to pack for a cooking class, vineyard tour, or fine-dining restaurant during your trip to Europe.

If you’re lucky enough to be spending a few days at the beach during your next trip to Europe, then you’re probably wondering: What should I pack for a European Beach trip?

Spend your precious vacation time pursuing your interests, and only your interests. Artists and designers, whether professional, aspiring, or dabbling, can enjoy a veritable playground of immersive experiences throughout Europe, and here’s what to pack to make art or practice your craft while traveling Europe.

Here’s the essential guide to everything else that you truly cannot leave home without, presented in order of importance.

Since my trips to Vienna have all been quick one or one and a half day trips, I wanted to share a snapshot of my favorite Vienna attractions for those spending 36 hours in the Austrian capital.

I know what you're thinking: it's not possible to have a relaxing 3 day city break. There’s simply too much to see and do, goes the logic. But this really was our experience during a 3 day weekend in Amsterdam. We had planned our trip highlights - the things we absolutely had to do - but also left enough time in our itinerary to relax and unwind at the end of each day. It was a fantastic experience in slow tourism and it's made me a fan of this new travel trend of slowcation.

Over the past five years of living in Europe, I’ve been lucky enough to travel home an average of three times a year, and with each trip across the Atlantic, I’ve refined my list of carry-on essentials. In the beginning I didn’t take enough. Later, I fell victim to overpacking. But now I’ve got it down to a Goldilocks-like science - the following nine items are just right to pack along on your next international flight.