A Walk Through Central Park in New York City
New York City is a bucket list destination for many people and one of the most iconic places to visit is Central Park. Of course,…
Impressions of Washington DC
Hey! I’m back to blogging now after a bit of a break. To be honest, I lost a lot of the momentum needed for blogging…
4 Free Manhattan Sights
After recently spending just three days in New York City, I realised first hand just how many things there are to see and do there….
Our Mexico Itinerary
If you’ve followed this blog for a while, you’ll know that I’ve talked about wanting to go to Mexico for some time now. Back in…
What We Did in Ajijic
Ajijic on Lake Chapala in Jalisco is perhaps best known for being the expat retiree capital of Mexico. Certainly, there are a lot of people…
A Quick Guide to San Miguel de Allende
Perhaps most known as the expat capital of Mexico, San Miguel de Allende in the centre of the country has lots of pleasant things to…
How Much Does it Cost to Live in Mexico City for a Month?
We spent most of February 2017 in Mexico City, deciding to make it our base for that time to catch up on work during our…
Street Artists of Mexico City
Like many other places in Mexico, the capital is full of street art, and most of it is well respected and maintained. While it is…
Digital Nomad Café Guide to Mexico City
Luckily for us digital nomads, it is quite common in Mexico for people to work from cafés. This means that staff working in many cafés are…
Oaxaca Street Art
Walking around the city of Oaxaca it may seem like there is a disproportionate amount of street art for such a small town. And indeed…
Guide to the Free Museums of Oaxaca
Oaxaca City, also known as Oaxaca de Juárez, is known around Mexico for several things: its coffee, its traditional food, its colonial architecture, art and…
Visiting the Mayan Ruins at Palenque
We decided to make a visit to the Mayan ruins at Palenque the main ruins we spent time at during our trip to Mexico. While others…