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We have recently created a BOOK CLUB and I am very excited to share with you our first book club selection of 8 books recommended by our members.
The Dream and Travel Book Club is meant to be the place where the Dream, Book, and Travel community meets to…
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The Rhine has shaped European history, culture, and economy from ancient times and a portrait of the river is, in essence, a depiction of a significant part of Western Europe. In this memorable travelogue, Ben Coates discovers the Rhine’s many facets journeying from mouth to source – a heartfelt…
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Amidst news of lockdowns and further travel restrictions, one thing we can always do is plan and dream about future travels. The post below is a work in progress as part of our endeavors to identify amazing romantic things to do in NYC, a popular destination that allows couples…
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The 1st of October was world coffee day and as usual, I completely forgot about it. Funny thing, the reason I forgot was that I was too caught up looking for more books about coffee to read 🙂 It’s one of the topics that I always circle back to…
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This year (2020) we decided on an Austria summer holiday, principally due to the development of the pandemic situation across Europe.
It’s our first trip away from home since January and a great opportunity to experience first hand how travel will look like in the future, what we are…
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As some of you know, we are extremely curious when it comes to new potential destinations and love hosting guest posts from other travelers to provide inspiration and first-hand information about places we haven’t seen ourselves yet. In this article, Nancy – teacher, mother, and part-time traveler at Around…
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As lockdown measures are lifted and life goes back to the pre-pandemic routine, I look back at the past three months with mixed feelings. In the midst of insecurity, chaos, and overtime home-office hours, we have spent a fair amount of family quality time together and have learned a…
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It’s April 2020. The whole world is under lockdown. Yet, I start a collab piece on where to eat in Florence, Italy as this seems to resonate well with my mood since itineraries planning makes little to no sense nowadays.
The reasons for this undertaking are multiple. Firstly, I’ve just…
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You may be wondering what are the best Greece destinations and the best way to visit this amazing country based on your traveler type. If you are considering visiting Greece as a couple, as a family or as a solo traveler, this post comes to offer some alternative travel…
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We have spent two and a half days in Seville during our Andalusia road trip with a toddler. With countless dining options available and many traditional Spanish foods to try, the question of where to eat in Seville is a real dilemma. We hoped to write this guide for…
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Our friends from travelista.ro have explored Doha with kids and are sharing some of their experiences with us.
Sometimes we like to explore destinations before we visit them. To some extent, this has to do with our desire to lead a travel-inspired lifestyle and to integrate travel into our daily…
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Where to stay in Vienna – why it’s good you’ve asked a local
We get asked very often where to stay in Vienna. And while our answer usually covers the city’s inner districts (2 to 9) and a few hotel suggestions in each, we feel that there’s more to the…
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