This week I started planning my next round of travel. Here's what's on the agenda for the rest of the summer and the fall:
- In August Kevin and I are going to Dublin for five days. Our flight and hotel are booked. We know that we want to visit the Guinness factory — you can be sure there will be a beer school post — but other than that our schedule is open. If anyone out there has any must-see suggestions, please let me know.
- In early September Kevin has a conference in Athens. I will tag along; sightseeing while Kevin has to sit in meetings. Then we'll head out to another Greek Island for the weekend. I am thinking we'll stay in Santorini, but again, if anyone has a suggestion I'd love to hear them.
- In late September we've been invited to a wedding in Austria. The couple getting married is incredibly welcoming, warm, and fun, so we know the wedding will be a great time. With a traditional Austrian dress code (from which Kevin and I, as Americans, are exempt) it will also be a wonderful cultural experience. The venue is in the mountains outside Salzburg, so we are going to stay for the weekend and enjoy the town and all it has to offer.
- In October Kevin's parents are coming to visit and together we are planning a week in Paris. I've been to Paris a few times in the past, and am excited to share it with Kevin and his parents. I hope they come away loving the city as much as I do.
4 comments:
Hey, we are going to Ireland in August too. :) But, it will be my first time so unfortunately I don't have any suggestions.
Sounds like a great travel schedule.
In Dublin I really enjoyed an alternative brew pub we went to... can't remember its name off the top of my head, but if you're interested it's probably on my blog in the Ireland category. I would also suggest spending a day or two in a smaller town, like Kilkenny.
I've been to 4 or 5 Greek islands, and definitely agree with your choice of Santorini.
And who says Americans can't wear dirndls and lederhosen! :)
Hi there! I stumbled across your blog from This Non-American Life... I just relocated to Germany for a fellowship and also have big plans to do some traveling while I'm here, so I love your post!
I was in Dublin a couple years ago, and I thought Kilmainham Gaol was very moving -- where the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising were imprisoned and executed. Also, take a day trip up to Howth using the local train -- you won't regret it!
Thanks for the Dublin tips everyone!
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