My best travel friend travel to Mexico. I was already there. We spent the week bouncing around UNESCO towns in central Mexico.

Six days in Mexico City doing almost nothing. No guilt, no FOMO.

55 acres of ranunculus flowers, a butterfly encounter that mildly freaked me out, and a tractor ride to skip the crowds. Here's what to know before you go.

Sloths living wild in a city park, the most turquoise water I've ever seen at Isla Barú, and a final ceviche at a place I will never find again.

Five weeks in Medellín wrapped up, and now in Cartagena happily in the Caribbean heat. My dermatologist would not approve.

A spa day with a rooftop pool, all the food tours, butterflies at the Botanical Garden, and football in the rain with fans who gave absolutely everything.

A day trip to Guatapé, a Colombia history tour, a housing move I didn't plan for, and the sad story of Mr. Magoo.

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl, a charming hilltop village inside the city, some sad goodbyes and a housing drama.

First week in Medellín: settling in, a famous salsa bar, and a neighborhood, formerly the world's most dangerous.

Everything you need to know about visiting Notre Dame in Paris, from tickets, hours, what to see, and why it's worth your time regardless of what you believe.

You will get hungry at the Louvre. Here's every place to eat inside the museum and the Tuileries Gardens. Ranked, reviewed, and organized by what you actually need.

The Mona Lisa is smaller than you think and more crowded than you're ready for. Here are 19 works at the Louvre that are actually worth your time (with exact locations included).

The Louvre is one of the greatest museums in the world and also one of the largest, so plan ahead. Here's everything you need to know before you go.

I changed my flight for one more day. Then I actually had to leave. Notre Dame, a charming canal, and a 5:30am taxi.

My last day in Paris. So I changed my flight and made it not my last day.

Tired legs, a hidden antique map shop, and a 1778 map I absolutely should not have left behind.

Months of online connection, long overdue hugs, and the most immersive dinner I've ever had.

The Panthéon crypt, an Emily in Paris detour, and a hidden alley most tourists never find.

I booked my Louvre ticket like a smart tourist. Then the staff went on strike.

Third time in Paris, zero pressure, and one very unexpected Ralph Fiennes moment.