I was only in Amsterdam for two days and wanted to make the most of my limited time, and the weather decided to be helpful and downpour on me for the entire first day. Although the skies were not blue and the sun didn’t shine, the grey clouds complemented the muted colors of Dutch architecture perfectly. Also, grey and rainy weather gave me the perfect excuse to find a cozy little bar and warm up. I don’t know what it…
Granada, Spain is by far the most historically and culturally rich city in Spain. When you think of the typical Spanish dream, you’re thinking of tapas, siestas, flamenco, bullfighting, cobblestone streets, etc. Granada has that all. Although 3 days is hardly enough time to see all there is to see in Granada, it is just enough time to leisurely see the main sites while eating your way across the city. In only three days you can try dozens of different…
When I started my freshman year at university in New York in 2014, I never would have thought that the small southern Spanish city of Granada would be my home for five months. I was a city girl who grew up outside of Los Angeles and then moved to New York City. Big cities are where I felt comfortable. But, Granada turned out to be the best place for me. I mean, any city that gives you free food just…