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Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, is one of those places that people become absolutely obsessed with once they know it exists. However, you’ve likely never heard of it. Many people overlook Garmisch-Partenkirchen as an outdoor recreational epicenter, instead favoring its Austrian neighbor Innsbruck. However, the twin towns are filled to the brim with unique and interesting things to do. Part of what makes Garmisch-Partenkirchen so unique is its combined American-German influence. With a United States military installation in the center of Garmisch, it’s an incredibly accessible recreational area for English speakers. Don’t think Americans’ presence diminishes this hidden gem’s authenticity. It’s quite the…
Representative of the history of Prague on a monumental scale, Prague Castle is believed to be the largest ancient castle complex on Earth per the Guinness Book of World Records. It was founded in the 880s by Prince Bořivoj of the Premyslid Dynasty (Přemyslovci) in a hodgepodge of architectural styles. Although you can see St. Vitus Cathedral peaking out from most places in Prague, the cathedral is just a part of this 750,000-square-foot site. You’ll find the castle in the aptly named Castle District, which is actually known as Hradčany locally. The castle is part of a UNESCO World Heritage…
“PROST!” – There’s no greater sound than hefeweizen glasses clinking after a long day exploring Germany. However, there’s a lot of packing effort to get to this point. As an American who spends several weeks at a time in Germany a year, I’ve learned quite a lot about what to pack for Germany. This guide breaks down everything you need to know, from the best luggage to what to pack for Oktoberfest. Item Reason Weather-appropriate clothing Germany’s weather varies significantly by season Rain gear It can be rainy, especially in the north Comfortable walking shoes There’s a lot of beautiful…
If the first thing you think of when you think of Montana is Glacier National Park, it’s okay; you’re not alone. Big Sky Country is a lot of things, and Glacier is certainly one of them. But beyond that, Montana is full of incredible public lands, fly fishing, hiking, ski slopes, and all kinds of incredible wonders for the indoorsy and outdoorsy alike. While Montana can be terrific for roughin’ it in nature, some folks prefer the comfort of a cozy bed. From mountainside cabins to luxury resorts, Montana’s got them all. You can cook your own meals or enjoy…
Kyle Kroeger is the Founder and Owner of ViaTravelers.com. He is a full-time traveler and entrepreneur. Kyle started ViaTravelers.com to help travelers experience a fully immersive cultural experience as he did initially living in Italy. He’s a converted finance nerd and Excel jockey turned world wanderer (and may try to get lost on purpose). After visiting 12 countries and 13 national parks in a year, he was devoted to creating and telling stories like he’d heard.Plus, after spending more time on airplanes and packing, he’s learned some incredible travel hacks over time as he earned over 1 million Chase Ultimate…
Can’t decide whether to visit Bologna or Florence during your next Italian vacation? We’re here to help! While both Bologna and Florence are incredible travel destinations, you may not have time to visit both of them when planning your itinerary. (This is especially true if you’d like to include other amazing cities such as Rome and Milan or a coastal getaway to Capri or the Amalfi Coast.) These two cities both have a lot to offer and are fantastic places to visit, whether you’re a first-timer to Italy or a seasoned traveler. Best of all, traveling between the two cities is a sinch with train travel between them taking…
An incredible part of Australia‘s scenery is the massive red sandstone known as Uluru. Called Ayer’s Rock until 2017, the two names are still often used in connection to the place. It was officially changed from Ayers Rock-Mount Olga National Park to Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park to recognize the Anangu people and their historic stewardship of the land. Although you can camp at the park itself, not everyone is a roughin’-it-outside type — myself included. Yet, even indoorsy folks want to be able to soak in the rich cultural heritage of this space Tracking down the best hotels near Uluru…
Once a transportation hub where boats arrived every hour along the Missouri River, Yankton has blossomed into a captivating waterfront town. Yankton remains steadfast in the history South Dakota for being a spot along the famed expeditions of Lewis and Clark as well as General Custer. Its name is rooted in the area’s history as well. Yankton was named for the Yankton Sioux Tribe, who inhabited the region dating back to the early 1700s. Now, this city, whose history is largely defined by transportation, is a place that transports visitors (figuratively) with its prosperous arts scene. Start off strong with…
Kyle Kroeger is the Founder and Owner of ViaTravelers.com. He is a full-time traveler and entrepreneur. Kyle started ViaTravelers.com to help travelers experience a fully immersive cultural experience as he did initially living in Italy. He’s a converted finance nerd and Excel jockey turned world wanderer (and may try to get lost on purpose). After visiting 12 countries and 13 national parks in a year, he was devoted to creating and telling stories like he’d heard.Plus, after spending more time on airplanes and packing, he’s learned some incredible travel hacks over time as he earned over 1 million Chase Ultimate…
About Paris Paris. She beckons like a siren, enticing you with her fragrant croissant perfume and striking silhouettes of Gothic monoliths sliced against a watercolor dusk. This, fellow wanderers, is the opening act of your Paris Travel Guide, a worthy companion in discovering this grand city’s labyrinth. From the echoing cobbles of Montmartre where artists flirt with inspiration, to the Seine’s languid flow whispering tales of history beneath your feet, Paris is an awe-inspiring epic and intimate love story. Engage with bustling boulangeries and hush-hush jazz cellars, and indulge in cheese-swirled dreams and bold Cabernet realities. You haven’t lived until…