When it comes to travel, are you the type of person who plans every detail of a trip down to the minute, or do you prefer to improvise and see where the road may take you? Over the last few years, I’ve learned that travel can be such a personal experience, and how we approach it often says a lot about our personalities. Whether you’re into color-coded itineraries or you thrive on last-minute adventures, there’s no right or wrong way to explore.
Paris is home to over 130 museums, offering a wealth of cultural, artistic, historical, and scientific treasures. It also means that it can be quite a daunting task to determine which ones to visit during your travels. From grand art museums like the Louvre to historical landmarks like the Palais Garnier, Paris truly has something for everyone. With so many incredible offerings in Paris, LaGalerie Dior stands out as a must-visit for anyone who loves fashion, design, or the artistry behind luxury.
New Orleans is a city that takes its food seriously, and after a weekend filled with beignets, po’boys, and enough oysters to last a lifetime, I thought I had tasted it all. But then came Mosquito Supper Club—a dining experience that felt less like a restaurant and more like a love letter to Cajun cuisine.
Perched on the doorstep of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, Knoxville, Tennessee is much more than tailgating and Tennessee football. Although I am sure some Vols fans would gladly debate that topic with me. Often overshadowed by Memphis and of course current “it-city” Nashville, Knoxville is perfect for a weekend getaway.
New Orleans is a city that takes its food seriously, and after a weekend filled with beignets, po’boys, and enough oysters to last a lifetime, I thought I had tasted it all. But then came Mosquito Supper Club—a dining experience that felt less like a restaurant and more like a love letter to Cajun cuisine.