Nyhavn in Copenhagen (June 2025) Named København in Danish, the capital of Denmark is distinctive in terms of its location in the Scandinavia region. Home to nearly 1.4 million people in its metropolitan area, Copenhagen is situated on the islands of Zealand and Amager, away from the country's mainland (known as "Jutland"). Despite being quite … Continue reading 72 Hours in Copenhagen: Things to See and Do
When it comes to the French capital, Paris has hundreds (if not thousands) of restaurants and eateries to choose from. Whether it's brasseries, cafés, or pâtisseries, you can't go more than a few meters before coming across a place that sells freshly-made food to enjoy at the table or for takeaway. As the gastronomy capital … Continue reading The Best Bouillons of Paris to Try
Views of glaciers (August 2004) -- Rebecca
Hello, all! Welcome to another Q&A blogiversary for Rebecca Goes Rendezvous. Hard to believe that nine years have already gone by, and that my decade anniversary is just around the corner. Nine years of blogging about travel, life abroad and at home, and everything in between...a lot has changed since I started my blog in … Continue reading Nine Years of Blogging! (Q&A)
Old Fisherman's Wharf (July 2024) Following a long day spent in the neighboring towns of Pacific Grove and Carmel-by-the-Sea, I spent the next day with my partner and her mother exploring more of Monterey. Although we had seen a lot of the city during our first afternoon in, there were a few more stops we … Continue reading Destination: Monterey, California (PART 2)
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