I'm testing out a new feature called Behind the Curtain here where I talk about what's going on with me beyond my travels. Because, believe it or not, most of my days are pretty basic. I travel a week or two out of every month and beyond that, it's a lot of running errands, working and hanging out … [Read more...] about Behind the Curtain: August 2015
Caroline in the City Guide to Sydney
This is a new feature to Caroline in the City, the city guides to my favorite destinations in the world, featuring the best places to eat, stay and hang out. Beyond the famous tourist attractions like the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, Sydney is a chic, metropolis on the ocean. It's … [Read more...] about Caroline in the City Guide to Sydney
Wandering Around London’s Shoreditch
Every city has the up-and-coming neighborhood that has quickly gentrified and is popular with the young and hip. You might have a graffitied wall next to a boutique coffee shop. For New York, it's Bushwick. For San Francisco, it's the Mission. For Melbourne, it's Brunswick. For Atlanta, it's … [Read more...] about Wandering Around London’s Shoreditch
Photo Friday: Columbus, GA
One of the best things about living in Atlanta is the many places you can get to from there. I am 30 minutes away from the world's busiest airport and within 8 hours of driving, I can get just about anywhere in the South. One of my closest friends moved a few hours south of town back in February, so … [Read more...] about Photo Friday: Columbus, GA
Oxford, England: The Original College Town
My school, College of Charleston, was founded in 1770 and was one of the first in America. While it doesn't predate Harvard, Yale, or Princeton, all of these schools were adapted from the models of those in Europe, including Oxford University. So you could say that Oxford, England is the … [Read more...] about Oxford, England: The Original College Town