After walking around all day we headed into the Business District, where there are plenty of amazing restaurants to try.

I've been to New Orleans once before with some friends and knew I had to take Rus to Hotel Monteleone to see the famous Carousel Bar.

I feel like travel has definitely channeled my path. I graduated college as the most confused version of myself imaginable.

Which leads to a bit of a dilemma... traveling solo or with a group?

Rachel has found herself in the strange, beautiful, unique and sometimes difficult position of traveling a ton lately.

Breanna Rose recently returned from her honeymoon in Europe, so I asked her to share with us a little bit about her experience.

If you're interested in visiting with a plan, I made a little Austin City Guide based on the things I either loved, or wish I could've done while in town.

Corina is a talented graphic designer living in Greece. I asked her to share with us a little bit about her travel experiences and how seeing the world has shaped her.

I thought it would be (hopefully) useful to write about my advice for those who are going this year. So here it is…

Earlier this year I posted about what it meant to travel alone, and how it can push you… so in Austin, I decided to take the trip solo.

These little small re-occurrences create pattern, structure, and a solid foundation for our days.

The highlight of the day was soaking up the sun and floating around in the open cool lake.

Too often in our digital-all-access society it becomes too easy to compare ourselves to others…

I thought I'd put together a little city guide for Seattle in case you were daydreaming too.

On our last day we decided to make a trip to one of the islands around Seattle.

What's nice about Seattle is that all the main tourist museums are in one area, which makes it super easy to visit one right after the other.

In your foreign travels you might have stopped into a local winery, distillery, or brewery along the way. And these are great places to experience locally right in your own backyard.

We recently played a card game, and it reminded me how much I loved hunting these down and the memories they invoked.

My last piece of advice about living abroad comes from a saying I heard everywhere in Spain. Mañana‎, mañana‎.

There's a reason this blog is called the Observant Nomad.