I spent a week exploring the Northumberland and Eastern Shores of Nova Scotia, and stayed in five wildly different places – a luxury dome, a real caboose, a vineyard yurt, a cliffside resort, and a quirky seaside motel. Each spot brought its own vibe and set of experiences, and each felt like a little travel […]
I love wandering through cobblestone streets, warming my hands on a steaming cup of mulled wine, and ducking into centuries-old buildings that smell faintly of wood smoke and history. If you’re an LGBTQ traveller thinking about going to Germany during the Christmas market season, this guide pulls together what I learned visiting three historic highlights:
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Berlin is one of those cities that feels both massive and intimate at the same time. For visitors it offers a rare blend of history, activism, celebration, and unapologetic nightlife. I spent a few days during their Pride celebrations (Christopher Street Day, as they call it) moving between parades, memorials, rooftop thrills, flea markets, and
Valencia caught me by surprise with all its sunshine, warm water and people, and a pride parade full of joy and celebration. If you are part of the LGBTQ community and you have been curious about visiting Spain beyond Barcelona and Madrid, Valencia deserves your attention. I spent a few days exploring the city, checking
