Hi y’all. I’m back, and I’m officially returning to blogging. It’s been a while since my last post, and honestly, life got very loud. Between everyday chaos, work, navigating visas, and my ADHD doing its thing, I didn’t fully realize how much time had passed since I last sat down…
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Best Things to Do in Beja, Portugal (Travel Guide + Personal Experience)
Beja is a relaxed historic city in Portugal’s Alentejo region. It’s known for its castle, Roman ruins, museums, and of course, Portuguese food; perfect for history lovers and slow travel seekers. About Beja Beja is a small city of about 35,000 people located in the heart of the Alentejo region…
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Barcelona Travel Guide: What to See, Eat, and Do
My first trip of 2025! Top Things to Do in Barcelona, Spain Book your trip to Barcelona here Barcelona Travel Guide: Here’s a quick list of Barcelona’s must-see spots if you’re planning your own adventure. 1. Visit La Sagrada FamiliaThis iconic basilica is Antoni Gaudí’s masterpiece and one of Barcelona’s…
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Eating my way through Barcelona
Eating is my favorite part of traveling! Barcelona is a dream for food lovers, and even as a celiac traveler, I found so many spots that took gluten seriously. From Mexican tacos to 100% gluten-free pizza joints and sweet bakeries, this post shows the places I actually ate and loved…
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Sol de Inverno Festival in Tavira: The Winter Sun Festival
Tavira’s Sol de Inverno Festival brings winter sunshine, cultural performances, local makers, and community vibes together in the heart of the Algarve. Whether you’re looking for art, music, makers, or a slow Sunday stroll, this festival highlights the best of Tavira in the cooler months. Here’s what you should know…
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Turning 40 in The Netherlands: Utrecht Travel Highlights & City Diary
Utrecht travel guide: After exploring Amsterdam, we hopped on a quick train to Utrecht to celebrate my 40th with friends, charm, canals, and a concert. Here’s a snapshot of our time in this cozy Dutch city and why I fell for it almost more than Amsterdam. In this post, I…
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Utrecht gluten-free food guide
Utrecht surprised us with its friendly gluten-free dining scene. From cozy breakfast spots to canal-side pubs with snacks, here’s where we actually ate and the gluten-free food we loved in Utrecht, as well as some cool bars. Book your own trip to the Netherlands now! Gluten-Free Breakfast and Brunch Bagels…
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Eating Gluten-Free in Amsterdam: Bakeries, Cafes, Restaurants, and Bars
Amsterdam has a pretty wild food and drink scene. One minute you’re sipping a perfect latte by a canal, the next you’re eating fries in an arcade bar, wondering how you got there. On my recent trip, I tried a mix of spots, including gluten-free-friendly cafes, cozy breakfast places, and…
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Turning 40 in The Netherlands: Part 1, Amsterdam
Amsterdam is one of the Netherlands’ most vibrant cities, known for its canals, quirky museums, bustling markets, and lively neighborhoods. On our short trip to celebrate my 40th, we explored neighborhoods like De Pijp, wandered canal streets, discovered cozy bars, and got a taste of the city’s charm, even in…
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Best Restaurants in Malaga: Gluten-Free Gems for Every Food Lover
Malaga is a paradise for food lovers. In recent years, the gluten-free dining scene here has grown, with everything from dedicated 100% GF bakeries to tapas bars and sushi spots that make GF options easy to find. From classic Spanish tapas with GF twists to stylish eateries and cozy brunch…