Discovering The Vasa: The Museum That Changed My Mind

By Hannah Logan | August 5, 2014 |
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I dislike museums. Really dislike museums. People think I’m insane to have been to Paris twice and not gone to the Louvre to see the Mona Lisa. Even more look at me like I should be locked in an insane asylum when I tell them I have no idea if the David was incredible or…

Black Balsam: A Latvian Grandmother’s Medicine

By Hannah Logan | July 22, 2014 |
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Travelling is the best thing ever. At least until you’re sick. Then all you want is to be in your home, in your bed, with your mom checking in to see if you’re ok. Sadly, if you are overseas, that’s not quite an option. I learned this thi hard way after ending up with bronchitis…

Hunting for the Krakow Dragon

By Hannah Logan | July 15, 2014 |
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I quickly fell in love with old town Krakow as I walked under the arch of the wall that led to Rynek Glówny, the Main Square. Enchanted by anything old-world and medieval, Krakow had me at every turn. There was the magnificent cathedral, the imposing city wall, and of course the castle on the hill off…

Missing the Spark: Why I Didn’t Fall in Love with Budapest

By Hannah Logan | June 12, 2014 |
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“Where are you headed next?” my British hostel mate asked me as I packed my bags in my dorm in Krakow, Poland. “Budapest!” I replied, making sure to pronounce it the proper way after being chastised about it only a few days earlier. (For anyone wondering the proper pronunciation is ‘Budapesht’) “Aw you’ll love it!…

Verona Gone Wrong: Getting Sick in Italy’s City of Love

By Hannah Logan | May 29, 2014 |
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I never knew much about Verona until I watched Letters to Juliet. For anyone who hasn’t seen it, it’s the cheesy (in a cute way) story of a young American girl who finds a hidden love note in the wall by Juliet’s balcony in Verona. She writes back to the original author and encourages an…

Falling in Love with Travel in Paris

By Hannah Logan | May 20, 2014 |
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“You look super Zen.” I peel my eyes away from the million dollar view and smile at the Dutch guy beside me. We’re on the steps of the Sacre Coeur, surrounded by fellow tourists and typical European ‘scammers’ throwing cheap light-up toys in the air in an effort to attract attention and make some quick…

Ottawa’s Chateau Laurier High Tea (and Martinis)

By Hannah Logan | February 18, 2014 |
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“May I take your coat?” The young woman in front of me asks. I nod a thank you, noticing how impeccable she looks as I pass my coat over. Her charcoal grey pant suit fits her body like a glove and her dark, curly hair is pinned expertly behind her ears. For the second time…

Legends of the Isle of Skye

By Hannah Logan | July 18, 2013 |
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Like every other little girl I grew up on fairytales. Any story with a magical creature, princess, mermaid, or fairy had my complete and utter attention. And if you want the truth, even now at the age of 24, very little has changed. So you can imagine how excited I was when I read that…

An Afternoon in Vatican City

By Hannah Logan | April 27, 2013 |
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Vatican City is a must see while in Rome (an added perk is that technically it’s another country, bonus for us country counters out there!) but although it is tiny, by both country and city standards, it’s easy to spend at least half a day in this amazing section of Rome. Given that I hate…

How I almost became a farmer’s daughter/wife in Killarney

By Hannah Logan | September 6, 2012 |
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When I was planning on where to go with my parents in Ireland I asked a few people for advice. One thing came up regularly; Killarney is beautiful- but watch out for the farmers. Sounds pretty weird doesn’t it? One woman in particular explained that Killarney is primarily a farming area, and farmers commonly come…

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