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Caroline in the City Guide to Melbourne

April 6, 2018 by Caroline 2 Comments

Sydney may have all the major tourist attractions, but Melbourne is often recognized as Australia's cultural capital. The two cities have a friendly rivalry but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy both. Melbourne was founded in 1835 by European migrants from modern-day Tasmania. Today it is the … [Read more...] about Caroline in the City Guide to Melbourne

Filed Under: Australia, Melbourne, travel Tagged With: Australia, CITC Guide, Melbourne

My Favorite Eats of 2014

December 23, 2014 by Caroline 2 Comments

I've been to five countries and countless cities this year, eating my way through the best food as I went. I think with my stomach at all times and when you flip through the photos from my trip, it shows. Since giving up dairy last November, I've had more limited options than I did in previous years … [Read more...] about My Favorite Eats of 2014

Filed Under: Atlanta, Australia, best, food, Georgia, Hanoi, Kuching, Malaysia, Melbourne, New York, New York City, Puerto Rico, Saigon, Savannah, South Carolina, Sydney, Thailand, USA, Vietnam Tagged With: Asia, Atlanta, Australia, Chiang Mai, food, Georgia, Hanoi, Katoomba, Kuching, Malaysia, Melbourne, North America, Puerto Rico, Saigon, San Juan, Savannah, Sydney, Thailand, USA, Vietnam

Best Free and Cheap Things to Do in Melbourne

May 8, 2014 by Caroline 3 Comments

Traveling in Australia is expensive by most standards, so when visiting the cosmopolitan capital of Melbourne, you'll want to do your best to cut costs. It's difficult to avoid if you want to take advantage of the city's best restaurants, bars and hotels, but if you would rather keep your funds … [Read more...] about Best Free and Cheap Things to Do in Melbourne

Filed Under: Australia, best, cheap, Melbourne, travel Tagged With: Australia, backpacking, budget travel, food, Melbourne, museums

Photo Friday: Eureka Skydeck, Melbourne

April 25, 2014 by Caroline 2 Comments

While Sydney has its famous attractions like the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, Melbourne is content with its atmosphere and cafe culture. But if there's one attraction you'll see in every guidebook, it's Eureka Skydeck. This residential building is the 14th tallest in the world, at 975 feet (297.3 … [Read more...] about Photo Friday: Eureka Skydeck, Melbourne

Filed Under: Australia, Melbourne Tagged With: Australia, Melbourne

Sunset Kayaking in Melbourne

April 22, 2014 by Caroline 8 Comments

I'm always looking for unique local experiences when I travel and my trip to Melbourne was no different. While I had some bad luck the last time around, I was excited to try again and see the city in a different way. When I read about Melbourne Urban Adventures' nighttime kayaking tour of the city, … [Read more...] about Sunset Kayaking in Melbourne

Filed Under: adventure, Australia, Melbourne Tagged With: Australia, kayaking, Melbourne

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Hi, I'm Caroline. I'm a professional storyteller, sharing experiences from life abroad and my own backyard. This blog began as a way to document my twenties as I lived in a city I adored and attended college. But from there, it developed into a journal of my travels as well as my ideas about life … Read more about About Caroline

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