Lisbon was one of several countries I visited during a trip around southern Europe and because its currency is the euro, it was easy to travel between nearby European Union countries without having to exchange currency. However, If you’re traveling from another part of the world or EU nations that have opted out of using […]
Like many major casinos and hotels in Las Vegas, the MGM Grand is home to dozens of excellent restaurants, including at least one 3-Michelin Star location which is sure to please. Even though their finest restaurants do come with a hefty price tag, this casino also offers several excellent low-cost options for diners on a […]
The quick answer is the euro. Until 2002 the Netherlands used the Dutch guilder or gulden. Luckily, those hoarding old guilder notes under the mattress have until 2032 to exchange them for euros at the national De Nederlandsche Bank! As far as travelers are concerned, euros are what you will be dealing with in Amsterdam, […]
This post covers everything you need to know about the Cherry Blossom Festival for 2026. You'll also find a self-guided Cherry Blossom tour, including how to get there, the best places to view the blossoms and events. Check out our Cherry Blossom Tours for the best way to see the blooms - private tours, self […]
March in Budapest remains mostly cloudy and cold. As your tour guide, I bring not only my guiding expertise but also my extensive experience as a retired meteorologist, using this unique combination to deliver precise weather predictions for this month and helping you stay ahead of any weather-related challenges. Temperatures Daytime high temperatures tend to […]
A unique DC experience is to watch the Twilight Tattoo at Fort Myer, where you can watch a military pageant featuring members of the Old Guard and "Pershing's Own" band. This free and family-friendly event is often missed but it is easy to get to and worth the trip over the Potomac River to Virginia. […]
As someone who has backpacked around Europe before and after the creation of the Euro, I am pleased to tell you Vienna now uses the euro - and boy, what a difference it makes! Gone are the days of exchanging back and forth between currencies in many bordering countries. From Austrian schillings to French francs […]
This post is for those traveling solo to Los Angeles with recommendations for what to do on your solo trip to the City of Angels We include safety tips, suggestions on finding the best hotel for you, where to dine alone, and how to meet people if you want to. As a local Los Angeles […]
If you’re planning a trip to Seoul or another popular tourist destination in South Korea, it’ll be important to consider exchanging some of your cash for the local currency. In this post, I'll combine tips and useful information about the type of money used in South Korea to help you understand exchange rates, where to […]
Getting a tour of the West Wing of the White House is perhaps the toughest ticket in Washington, DC, but if you do get one, it’s the Golden Ticket. Several guides at DC By Foot have toured the West Wing. It is much easier to tour the White House on a public tour or […]
Taking a taxi in Rome is much like using one in many other countries, with a few key differences that we explain in this post. Once you know how the taxi system works, you should have no problem taking taxis if you want to! In this post, we go over how to get a taxi, […]
Welcome to your adventure with Atlantis Audio Tours! Our guides are designed to bring history, culture, and hidden stories to life right in your ears, so you can explore at your own pace. Just press play, follow along, and let us turn your walk into a journey filled with insight and discovery. 💡 Pro tip: Download the area […]
Chicago is quite popular among solo travelers and we wanted to provide them with a guide on things to do alone in the Windy City. In this post, we list some of the best activities, recommend accommodations good for solo travelers, tell you about great places to eat, and how to meet people if you […]
Depending on where you decide to travel around the world, you can expect most countries to have their own standards for electrical devices. If you’re planning to bring an electric shaver or other devices that require electricity, you might need to bring a power adapter. Not only do the plugs and sockets look different, but […]
If you’re planning a trip to Rome or another popular tourist destination in Italy, it’ll be important to consider exchanging some of your cash into the currency used throughout the entire country. In this post, we’ll combine tips from our Rome tour guides with useful information about the type of money used in Italy to […]
February in Istanbul tends to be somewhat cloudy and cold with rainy periods and even some snow is possible. I am not just a tour guide, I'm also a retired meteorologist, putting my experience to good use to help you figure out what kind of weather to expect this month. Temperatures Daytime high temperatures will […]
