Tagged With "Santa Monica"
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Santa Caterina Market, Barcelona
Not as touristed or busy as the La Boqueria market, Santa Caterina is a great place to watch Spanish people go about their shopping and eating.
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Santa Fe sparkles for the holidays
Hotels, churches, museums, the plaza and downtown streets are decked out for the holidays in Santa Fe, New Mexico. As the oldest capital city in North America and the oldest European city west of the Mississippi, Santa Fe is steeped in tradition and respect for the Christian faith which is reflected in its Christmastime charm. Originally occupied by Pueblo Indians, the "Kingdom of New Mexico" was first claimed for Spain in 1540 — 67 years before the founding of Santa Fe. Today its...
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Feb. 20, 2016: Churches of Torcello
Torcello, the most distant of Venice's islands and once a rival of Venice, has almost no residents, but two splendid ancient churches.
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Walking the Walls of Old San Juan, Part 2
Jonathan L continues his walking tour of Old San Juan
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Re: Hotel Alcazar-City Hall St. Augustine
Fantastic post! And Casa Monica is across the street and it's still being used as a hotel
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Re: Santa Caterina Market, Barcelona
I love local markets, and bought my lunch at them almost every day when I visited Barcelona a few years ago.
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Re: An evening stroll in Barrio Santa Cruz, Seville
Your photos bring back my own visit to Seville, DrF, including my hotel! Thanks for the memories.
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Re: An evening stroll in Barrio Santa Cruz, Seville
From today's Guardian, something fascinating & historic to see next time we're in Seville, called ' the world's first search engine '.
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Re: Santa Monica California: Where Gumbo Was (#198)
I spent a lot of time in Santa Monica in the mid-1980s while doing my internship and residency at UCLA Medical Center in nearby Westwood. Always cool on a hot day, always a nice place to walk around. Brings back many good memories, thanks!
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Re: Tenerife - Your Exotic Relaxation Place
OK, just added this beautiful location to my Bucket List!! Fantastic information and stunning photography!!
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Re: Tenerife - Your Exotic Relaxation Place
I agree Marilyn! It looks like a wonderful place to relax and explore. Thanks, Goky!
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Re: Tenerife - Your Exotic Relaxation Place
Hi, guys & girls! Thank you! Yeah, it's really great destination, especially if you're looking for a place to have utter relaxation time. I'm glad you like it!
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Re: Tenerife - Your Exotic Relaxation Place
Wow it looks like paradise. Think I'll have to add to my places to see. www.adventuresofdejav.com
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Re: Feb. 20, 2016: Churches of Torcello
One of the many hidden gems of Venice and area. Unfortunately my one visit to Venice in 1988 did not include going here. My loss but another reason to return to Venice. Thanks.
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Re: Merry Christmas from Knott's Berry Farm
Looks like a lot of fun...in a place without the snowy weather we get in the north. We were just in Chile, where it is summer, but Santa Claus is everywhere...along with American carols! 'Bad' weather just can't stop the holidays!
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Re: Merry Christmas from Knott's Berry Farm
Your post brought back many wonderful memories of past visits to Knott's. We also lived in California years ago (and have since moved away, as have so many) and made a point of visit Knott's every Holiday season because our kids enjoyed it so much. The place is busy, but not nearly as crowded as Disneyland and the admission much more reasonable (probably about half or even less). The park is wonderfully decorated and there were unexpected treats for the kids -- their first toboggan ride down...
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Re: Merry Christmas from Knott's Berry Farm
Thank you all for the comments. Makes me wish I was able to go this year. Then you have to go and mention Mrs Knott's Country Kitchen, lol. Now I am wanting some of those hot little biscuits with Boysenberry jam, yum Oh well, maybe next year, lol. Have a Merry Christmas everyone.
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Re: Tenerife - Your Exotic Relaxation Place
I went to Tenerife as a kid and as an adult, lovely place both times. So family orientated. Mount Teide is amazing, being able to go from the beach to a snow capped volcano. Cable car ride sounds an amazing adventure!
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June 9, 2020: Monarch Butterflies, Santa Barbara
DrFumblefinger visits a winter gathering of Monarch butterflies in Santa Barbara, California.
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Walking Los Angeles: Hollywood
Walking through Hollywood, Jonathan L starts to find more to like about Los Angeles.
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Seven Benefits of Timeshare for Vacation Packages in 2020
Monica shares some of the potential benefits and perks of a timeshare vacation (sponsored content)
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September 13, 2020: Around Solvang, California
DrFumblefinger visits the small town of Solvang, in California's Santa Ynez valley.
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Re: September 13, 2020: Around Solvang, California
Always made a fun day trip. Great drive too passing some beautiful horse farms. The Reagan Ranch is about 45 minutes away.
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Travelling Freaks - Never Compromise on these Facilities During Your Trip
Monica lists some features you should consider before booking your next vacation rental (sponsored content)
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North Pole, Alaska
DrFumblefinger visits North Pole and finds Christmas is alive and well throughout the year.
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Considering Travel during the Pandemic? Take these Necessary Precautions
Monica offers some advice for traveling during the CoVid pandemic (sponsored content)
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Five Best Tips For When You Are Travelling To The Mountains
Looking forward to a challenging but fun trip to the mountains? Monica offers some suggestions to make your journey better (sponsored content)
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Patrick's Roadhouse, Santa Monica, California
Travel Rob takes us to an Iconic Santa Monica Restaurant that every Arnold
Schwarzenegger fan needs to see.
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Merry Christmas from Knott's Berry Farm
One of the things Samantha misses about Southern California is the annual Christmas season events at Knotts Berry Farm. Here, she shares memories...
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Europe: Time To Plan Your Dream Tour
People of the world are dying to begin exploring again, and Monica has a list of things you can't miss in Europe (sponsored content)
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Are You Fond Of Natural Sceneries? Check Out These Serene Places
Most travelers know that natural scenery is good for us. Monica offers some suggestions for you (sponsored content)
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Basilica de Santa Anastasia, Verona
DrFumblefinger visits the largest cathedral in Verona, the current structure dating to the 13th century.
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Cerro Santa Lucia, Santiago, Chile (Where Gumbo Was #166)
Gumbo was at the top of Cerro Santa Lucia in Santiago Chile
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6 Infinity Hotel Pools that Define Luxury in California (and Nevada)
Some of the top hotels in the southwestern USA that are worth considering when you plan your next trip to California and Nevada (sponsored content).
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Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan
DrFumblefinger visits this church in Milan, best known for the painting of the Last Supper in its adjoining convent.
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Pantry Restaurant, Santa Fe
DrFumblefinger enjoyed the flavors of Santa Fe while dining t the Pantry Restaurant.
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Signs of Santa Fe
DrFumblefinger likes to collect photos of signs he encounters during his travels. Here are some he spotted while rambling around Santa Fe.
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La Posada Hotel, Winslow, Arizona
A Fred Harvey Hotel designed by Mary Colter, it's one of the finest hotels along old Route 66.
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Chili Peppers as Art, Santa Fe
DrFumblefinger enjoyed seeing long strings of red chili peppers used as decorations around Santa Fe
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Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Gumbo was visiting lovely St. Francis Cathedral in Santa Fe. Santa Fe's history dates back more than 400 years, while the current Cathedral is more than 150 years old.
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Street Art in Santa Fe
DrFumblefinger shares some of the art he spotted while visiting Santa Fe.
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Re: Street Art in Santa Fe
Brings back happy memories of our trip there a few years ago. We liked Taos too.
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Oslo Opera House, Oslo, Norway (Where Gumbo Was #128)
The Oslo Opera House Is home to Norway's National Opera and Ballet as well as a major landmark of the city's waterfront on Oslo Fjord.
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Six Places to Check Out if You Are Visiting Baltimore
Monica shares some of the highlights of a visit to Baltimore (sponsored content)
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Sgt Leroy Petry statue, Santa Fe
DrFumblefinger shares the tale behind this statue, situated outside of Santa Fe's City Hall.
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Traveling With Pets: Proper Etiquette & Helpful Tips
Monica shares some helpful tips for traveling with your pet (sponsored content)