Learning Italian in Ascoli Piceno, Italy
A guide to Ascoli Pisceno Italy, in a region called Le Marches, which is like Tuscany 30 years ago.
Europe
Hundreds of articles about Europe on GoNOMAD Travel. From the magnificent beaches of southern Spain, all the way to little Moldova and Prague, we have stories about every country in Europe.
Downtime in Budapest with Kent St. John
Teahouses, baths and Baroque By Kent E. St. John Senior Travel Editor Sultry Budapest is filled with secrets. While it is beautiful to the eye, it is the unexpected that captures the heart. Unmarked doors lead down into busy bars filled with music. Dilapidated buildings hold elegant turn of the…
Rome: A New Life in an Old City
Rome: A guide from an American Expat on Living and Working in Rome, Italy.
Ecotourism in Portugal’s Sado River Region
Portugal | A guide to travel in Setubal, Portugal, also Alcazar de Sol, and the Sado River basin.
Traveling with a Pet in Europe
Traveling with Pets in Europe Can be Rewarding and Fun By Patricia Clark I don’t know if there is a language problem among dogs; however, ShadyLady, the American Sheltie, has never failed to voice her comments to dogs in Holland, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, France, Luxemburg, Austria, and Italy. Throughout the…
The Marais, A Paris Neighborhood Guide
A guide to the Marais neighborhood of Paris, where a large gay population brings eclectic types and picnicing is encouraged.
Ireland–First stop around the world journey
Ireland–First stop in the around-the-world family journey by Lauryn Axelrod and Mariel Kennison. See why we loved it here and why you would too.
Biking Corsica: the Scent of the Maquis
Corsica offers beautiful scenery for biking By Catherine Lutz Stepping out of my tent clad in Lycra, I met the curious stares of my campground neighbors. It was a hot sunny day on Corsica, the turquoise waves of the Mediterranean beckoning melodiously nearby and a cool breeze refreshing the sizzling…
Destination Guide to Krakow, Poland
Krakow, home of Polish kings and queens for half of millennium, is a city rich in historic details, art and architecture, whose history blends flawlessly with the present
Alternative Transportation in Europe: Off the Eurail Trail
Transports editor Marie Javins discusses all the ways of getting around Europe besides Eurailpasses — barges, bikes, busses, and even hitchhiking.
Slovenia: The Little Country That Declared Independence and Made It Stick!
A guide to Slovenia, the little country that declared independence. Where to stay, where to eat, what attractions to see, camping information.
Driving in Scenic Europe: Renting, Leasing, Passes
Driving in Europe: A guide to the ins and outs of driving in Europe by Rick Steves from renting RVs to renting cars and rules of the European roads.