Author Profile: Aga Goodman

Quebec City is a place where you feel like you stepped back in time. A combination of beautiful architecture, cobblestone streets and French spoken everywhere, almost has you fooled you are actually walking down the street in...   view more

Granada is very compact and you can pretty much see everything by walking around. As long as you don’t mind the hills, that is. Neigborhoods like Sacromonte and UNESCO recognized Albaicin are pretty hilly and there are lots of stairs...   view more

Wroclaw is the 4th largest city in the country. It’s located in Western Poland in the Silesia region, on the Oder river (Odra). In 2016 it was named the Cultural Capital of...   view more

Quito is a very walkable city, especially if you base yourself in Old Town. The main square in the city is Plaza de la Independencia, also called Plaza Grande. A very busy and lively place, as most people visiting end up at the square at some...   view more

Like most popular destinations in Europe in the summer, Sintra gets crowded. The key, as always, is to get there before most people show up. My goal was to catch the first 434 tourist bus leaving after 9 am and get to my first stop shortly after it...   view more

Cadiz is a city and a port in Southwestern Spain. For years, it was one of the most important ports in Europe. It’s often refered to as the oldest inhabited city in Western...   view more

Seville is often referred to as one of the most beautiful cities in Spain, so that alone set my expectations pretty high. After spending 3 days in Seville, I can say I was not...   view more

Savannah is often described as one of the most haunted cities in America, and if you visit, you’ll understand why. It appears really charming at first, but as you get to know it better, you start uncovering the city’s dark secrets and many...   view more

Iceland does not need an introduction or any special promotion. It’s one of the hottest destinations, and has been for a few years now. Famous for stunning nature and dramatic landscapes, The Land of Fire and Ice quickly became one of people’s...   view more

Porto is the second largest city in Portugal, famous for its steep hills, old city charm and of course Port wine. Lisbon might be the more popular city in Portugal to visit, but there are many things to do in Porto making it a great European...   view more