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Welcome to Traveleidoscope - The resource for people whose idea of a vacation is taking in everything a place has to offer!
Want to cycle, raft or kayak? We've done it! Interested in a unique museum ? We can recommend one! We offer suggestions for trips both near and far. Whether it’s sightseeing or scuba diving, we’ve probably done it and we'll offer inspiration for your next memorable vacation!
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Italy’s Lake Iseo is as Fantastic as You’d Imagine!
Aaah Italy. La Dolce Vita. I originally planned to visit Italy’s Lake Iseo in 2020, but of course COVID threw a wrench in those plans....
Why I Didn’t Love Ljubljana, Slovenia
I didn’t hate Ljubljana. I just didn’t love it. Here’s why. The Good It’s safe. We explored not only the historic city center, but...
Wine and Flowers at Winterthur!
What could be better than taking in beautiful flowers while sipping on wine? Nothing, that's what! Two friends of mine and I decided we...
Which U.S. States Don’t Follow Daylight Saving Time?
In the U.S., Daylight Saving Time (DST) begins on March 12, 2023. You know what that means? We lose an hour of sleep!!! Nooooooo!!! ...
Presidential Trivia for Presidents' Day
Presidents' Day is right around the corner in the U.S., so most of us are thinking about the long three-day weekend (Yay!). This year,...
What’s the Deal with Gas Prices Ending in 9/10?
Gas prices were insane in 2022. Even though they’ve seemed to have leveled off a bit, it still ain’t cheap to fill up. So, as you’re...
Strasbourg Christmas Market!
Ever want to visit one of the many European Christmas markets? Well, I went with a couple friends to the "Marche de Noel" or...
Hey, Where’d the Word Airport Come From?
Now that many of us are travelling again, what probably comes to mind when we think of the airport is what a hassle air travel has become....
Yummy Leftover Oatmeal Muffins
This post was originally part of my quarantine cooking series, but it's still relevant as grocery prices soar! Looking to stretch your...
13 Fun Ski Facts to End the Season
As ski season is coming to a close (on the east coast of the U.S. anyway), I thought I’d do a run (get it?) of fun ski facts! 1. The...
21 Facts about U.S. Presidents for Presidents Day
Presidents Day is right around the corner in the U.S., but most of us are thinking about the Super Bowl right now. So, since Presidents...
Did You Know The Finger Lakes Has a National Forest?
Tucked away between Lake Seneca and Lake Cayuga, in upstate New York, is the Finger Lakes National Forest. Comprised of more than 16,000...
Crater Lake Trail - An Easy Day Hike in the Delaware Water Gap
For a small state, New Jersey packs a lot in. From the beaches, to the Pine Barrens, to the Delaware Water Gap, there’s something for...
6 Reasons to Take a Break in New Paltz, New York
Not sure where New Paltz is or why you should visit? Here are 6 reasons why you should go!
Hey, Where’d the Word Airport Come From?
Many of us use airports all the time, and probably what comes to mind is the hassle air travel has become. But, do you know the origins
Stroll Fairchild Tropcial Botanical Garden In Miami
Headed to Miami and looking to explore beautiful tropical gardens? Ever thought of Fairchild Tropical Botanical Garden?
Calling All Craft Beer Lovers!
Love Craft Beer? Never heard of Dogfish Head? Check out the tour I took of its brewery!
Kite Festivals Around the World
Updated July 2023 Who doesn’t love kites? If you’re a looking for a festival that celebrates them, here are a few places to find one! But...
Figuring Out "Reef Safe" Sunscreen
This post was originally published in 2019. In 2020, when Palau became the first country in the world to ban sunscreens that are harmful...
12 of the Most Remote Places on Earth (Part 1)
Ever dream of just getting away from it all? Ever wonder where you’d go to do that? Well, here are a dozen of the world’s most remote...
Make a Treat from the Azores!
One of the desserts we tried in the Azores was call the Dona Amélia cake. When the Portuguese royal family visited the Azores in 1901, th
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