Fun fact: The pink color of the buildings in Jaipur is a city mandate. Not-so-fun-fact: I will never take an elephant ride again.

While a short stop on the way to Agra and mixed emotions on the travel, the palace was an intriguing experience.

Inside is your guide to traveling to, from, and within India. Print it out as this will be your bible!

New Delhi is filled with layers of history, amazing food (the street corn will change your life), and lots of culture. It’s more beautiful than you can imagine.

The Exorcist steps aren’t as scary as they appear to be - unless you ate climbing a lot of steep steps!

Ever want to know what it’s like consciously walking through your weird dreams during the day? Cue the Renwick’s “Wonder” Exhibit.

The “infamous” windmills from The Bachelorette, Barbie’s Yacht, Greek history, and the perfect Espresso Martini.

The Game of Thrones filmed here, Napoleon conquered it for 6 days, and I got to see the Blue Grotto Arch before it was destroyed. It’s still one of my favorite countries of all time.

Touring a royal hotspot, hiking an active volcano, and seeing one of the most beautiful sunsets in the Ionian Sea. Pinch us!

Lots of fresh mozzarella, lemons the size of grapefruits, and learning that Pompeii used to a PORT town with the ocean 3,000km closer!

John Tinto’s private tour of Vatican City was absolutely captivating but our four hours wasn’t enough!

I got to see Lebron James’ $250,000 Murano mirror before he did.

Flower fields and meditation gardens, overlooking the beach? How could our day be any more perfect?

Keanu Reeves, Zachary Quinto, James Franco, Kyra Sedgwick, Kevin Bacon, Danny Masterson, Fred Savage, Adrian Grenier, Jermaine Dupree, and Scott Weiland… just some of the people we met wandering around Sundance…

There’s something cathartic about taking a train up the pacific coast, riding right along the beach at sunset.

The land of the Hollywood power players, Los Angeles has a vibe like no other. There are so many things to see and do and usually, so little time to explore it all!

I’ve never been a true fan of country music but there’s something amazing about being part of the live radio show at the Grand Ol’ Opry.

The Mansion on O St. is part hotel, part maze, and part artist haven. Wander through over 100 rooms, via 32 hidden doors, and prepared to be amazed at what you see!

I LOVE wax museums, so it’s only fitting that my first would be in my hometown of Washington, D.C.!

We love places that look like they froze in time! Glen Echo Park is one of our favorites in Maryland!