In the third weekend of May, historic buildings in Winnipeg open their doors to the public. Aptly named Doors Open Winnipeg, it is often the only chance you have to see some of these buildings. Last year, I absolutely loved visited the Manitoba Legislative Building […]

Walking tours can be a wonderful way to see things when you travel. They can also be a disappointing cash grab. However, the walking tour of Bath offered by the Mayor’s Guides is an absolutely amazing walking tour, and is a must-do for anyone visiting […]

This post has been requested by quite a few readers now, and it has been in the making for a bit. (To clarify for anyone new, this is travelling to see historic things, not travelling through time to history… If I accomplish that, you will […]

What makes certain history popular? Why do people wax lyrical about their love of the Tudors but completely ignore the Stuarts? And why is UK history prized above all else? Although you might love an area of history, your readers might have no interest in […]

I’m quite fortunate that I have been able to travel as much as I have. Living in Ireland for a year for graduate school, and then several more trips have allowed me to check off most of my bucket list. However, the reality is: I […]