There's something about Amsterdam that just begs for a slow afternoon/evening and a good glass of wine. Between the flickering candlelight, crooked canal houses, and tucked away corners, the city is full of cozy wine bars that make you want to put your phone on "Do Not Disturb" and linger for hours
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.
Nashville’s food scene continues to evolve. The hot chicken still sizzles, the biscuit joints still draw lines, but there’s a new undercurrent rising: refined, global, and quietly confident.
When you think about wine tasting or touring vineyards, your mind immediately thinks of a Cabernet from Napa, a Chianti from Tuscany, and maybe even a Malbec from Mendoza. But it goes without saying, English wines aren’t something that tend to end up on your radar. Admittedly, I knew very little about English wines before my trip, but I was curious as to why English wines are rising in popularity.
Pizza.
The word alone can start a craving. It’s one of those rare foods that’s universally adored yet endlessly open to interpretation. Classic Margherita? A forever mood. Pineapple-on-pizza drama? Still sparking debates at dinner tables worldwide. But no matter where you land on toppings, pizza is the culinary equivalent of a warm hug: crispy crust, rich sauce, gooey cheese, and that perfect bite that makes everything right in the world.