San Francisco and the Bay Area is a region that never really stops moving. Between dodging Waymo cars at every corner, sitting through traffic bottlenecks on the Bay Bridge, waiting in long lines for your favorite bakery’s morning bun, and enduring cramped Muni rides during …
Heading to Coachella this year? If you’re attending the music festival and camping, then you’re doing it right. Get ready for an unforgettable experience in the Coachella Valley area. Now that you’ve started planning your desert weekend experience, it’s time to lock in your Coachella …
San Francisco Japantown is the oldest and largest of three remaining Japantowns in the nation — meaning it’s historical, cultural, and hard to find anywhere else in the world. San Francisco was the main entry point into America for Japanese immigrants in the 1800s. After …
Planning a trip to the City of Angels? You already know it’s going to be a sun-filled, fun-filled time! But before you begin booking hotels or creating your packing list, the first thing you should consider is your itinerary. Figuring out what to do on …
As a former Los Angeles resident of 6+ years, I often get asked where to go in this bustling city for a good time. And contrary to what all the TV shows and movies portray, not everyone’s answer is going to be West Hollywood, Beverly …
San Francisco is known for its Northern California charm, man-made marvels like the Golden Gate Bridge, and historical spots like North Beach, Chinatown, the Ferry Building, and Alcatraz. These are probably the first things you think of when you think of SF. But there’s actually …
If you like nature, stunning architecture, shopping, museums, divey/hipster bars, and exceptional food in a city with a laid-back vibe, San Francisco is a must. There’s so much to see and do within 49 square miles. Between the historical landmarks, majestic hilly townscape, and rich …
Big Sur is one of my favorite weekend trips from the Bay Area, and when you make your way through here with someone special, you’ll totally understand why. The rugged coastline and pristine turquoise waters make this region one of the most romantic places ever! If …
Even though Sonoma County, CA is a world-class wine region (better known as the chiller sister to Napa Valley), there are actually a ton of other things to do other than wine taste. Sonoma County is home to not only only wineries, but also a …
Napa Valley is hands-down one of the most romantic places in the United States. But because “Napa Valley” is a region that’s made up of so much land and so many towns, it does take a bit of pre-planning to have the perfect honeymoon here. …