Updated on: Santa’s Village has always been my family’s favourite. I went as a kid, I now visit with my sister’s three kids. In summer it’s a lovely little Christmas-themed amusement park. In November and December, when it opens on weekends and the entire place is buried in lights, it becomes utterly magical. This is
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Updated on: This is not my usual kind of travel post, and I love it for exactly that reason. I’m an aunt to my sister’s three kids — and a good chunk of my year now involves family trips that look nothing like the ones I write about the rest of the time. New Hampshire’s
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Updated on: Cape Cod is home to some of my favorite beach bars. Casual, on the water, sandy toes acceptable, live music encouraged, featuring local beers, painkillers & mudslides, Beachcomber sweatshirts everywhere. It’s a New England summer vibe. I’ve spent every summer of my life exploring the Cape & can confirm I have visited almost
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Updated on: Provincetown is one of my favorite day trips from Boston, and I have tried quite a few of them. My friends and I used to do an annual summer day trip to PTown, it’s such a perfect girls trip. While driving is quite far from Boston and can take 2 and a half
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Updated on: Martha’s Vineyard is one of the popular islands off of Cape Cod, while technically not the Cape — locals will tell you so, loudly lol — but it’s a 45 minute ferry from Woods Hole or Falmouth, and it’s absolutely worth building into a Cape trip or as its own long weekend trip.
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Updated on: Cape Cod has miles and miles of coastline,which leaves you no shortage of option for endless beach days. The Cape has an overwhelming number of lovely beaches, but the vibe can vary a lot between the different beaches. The single most useful thing to know is which side of the Cape you’re on,
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Updated on: Deciding where to stay on Cape Cod can be a bit overwhelming. The Cape stretches roughly 65 miles from the bridges out to Provincetown, the towns can be pretty different from each other, and you’ll be driving between them. Picking the wrong base can lead to a load of wasted driving, especially annoying
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Updated on: Cape Cod is the New England summer in its purest form — lined with gray-shingled houses & hydrangeas that seem too picturesque to be true. Featuring hole in the wall seafood spots with the best fried clams you’ve had in your life & with picnic tables out back featuring views you’d usually pay
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Updated on: The Route des Vins d’Alsace — France’s oldest wine route — winds for 100 miles through some of the country’s most photogenic scenery: vine-striped hillsides, colorful medieval villages with half-timbered houses straight out of a storybook, ruined castles on ridgelines, and cellars pouring some of the best whites in France. Whether you have
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Updated on: The Alsace region of France is one of those places that looks like it was pulled straight from a fairytale. In fact, it was even the inspiration for an actual fairytale, Belle’s hometown in Beauty & the Beast. Tucked between the Rhine River and the Vosges Mountains on France’s eastern border with Germany,
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Updated on: When my sister suggested the Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Riviera Maya for a family trip to Mexico, I knew I had to join to keep my fun aunt status (also, I was heavily pressured by my nieces and nephews.) While I enjoy all types of travel, my family loves a good all-inclusive, and
Updated on: If you’re staying at an all-inclusive in Riviera Maya and have any interest in ancient history, doing a day trip to Chichén Itzá and exploring the Yucatán Peninsula is absolutely worth it. It’s a long day — we’re talking about 12 hours from door to door — but the experience of standing in
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