Food and Travel

I graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill a few weeks ago, and it still doesn’t feel real. I don’t know how it’s possible that four years went by quite so quickly, but as my friends and I stared down our last week in Chapel Hill, we decided extreme measures were necessary … Read more

Amsterdam is one of the most universally recognized cities in Europe. Home to 160 canals, over 50 museums, and countless scenes of World War II tragedy, this walkable city is a cultural hub capable of ensnaring the imaginations of people the world over. Today marks the anniversary of a last-minute weekend my friend Alyssa and … Read more

The capital of Hungary is unlike any other European city I have ever visited. Budapest has a grittier feel to it than nearby Vienna or Prague, but its streets overflow with history, culture, and plenty of charm. I recently visited the city on a multi-country trip through the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Austria during my … Read more

I’ve been missing London a little extra over the past few weeks in quarantine. The extra free time has given me the chance to finally go through all my pictures from my semester abroad, and to say they made me nostalgic would be an understatement. I know we’re all a little restless at home right … Read more

The list of things I love about London reads longer than the Monday morning lineup of delays on the Tube, (hint: it’s endless). But one of the best things about England’s capital is the easy access the city’s train system affords to hundreds of destinations around the country. The American public transportation system could definitely … Read more