In a world that shuffles under our feet, sometimes the only solace to a day would be to enjoy a good cup of coffee. And just like its many flavors, the rituals are almost as colorful – I’ve seen people rush past in the wee hours of the morning with coffee-on-the-go and furiously checking their phones for the next tram connection, people in coffee shops … Continue reading Breadcrumbs Spotlight – Kala Coffeehouse
Philadelphia’s beer scene rivals Portland’s. The market here is fed by an excellent selection of regional breweries and a network of high-end beer bars that attract rarer beers for distribution. Philadelphia is also a city of neighborhoods, each with its own beer bar(s). Over the past couple decades, new bars have become the clubhouses of emerging neighborhoods, luring creatives and seeding gentrification. Here are ten … Continue reading Philadelphia’s 10 Best Beer Bars
Planning to hit the road with your kids this spring? The good news is that with all the travel apps out there, it is easier than ever to find kid-friendly spots to visit. Read on to learn more about five great travel apps to find kid-friendly places of interest quickly and easily. Roadside America Want to search for family-friendly local attractions and oddities anywhere in … Continue reading 5 Travel Apps for Finding Kid-Friendly Places of Interest
BreadcrumbsHQ recently teamed up with New York City tour guide and native Adrienne Cooper to get an insider’s look into some amazing NYC restaurants. Adrienne is the founder of Fun Foodie NYC, which arranges walking food tours of the city, primary in areas north of 34th street and in Brooklyn and Queens. Breadcrumbs blogger Tara Malone spoke with Adrienne to get her input on some … Continue reading 5 Amazing NYC Restaurants You Should Know About
As an avid traveler, what are your New Year’s resolutions for 2018? Many of us set goals for the new year, including travel goals. We think of places we’d like to visit, and new experiences we want to have. But have you thought about how to have richer travel experiences, to make your trip planning easier, or to streamline your packing? Here are some ideas … Continue reading The Top Four New Year’s Resolutions for Millennial Travelers
Winter break is almost here, and you are ready to make your escape from campus and have an awesome vacation. This is the time to travel to someplace new and have exciting adventures. But you are a broke college student on a tight budget, and your options are limited. Maybe you can’t afford a long stay in Europe or a Caribbean vacation, but with some … Continue reading Top 5 Winter Break Trips for Broke College Students
One of the biggest dilemmas women, especially rookie travelers face is to zero-down on what to carry and what to leave behind on a trip. Thankfully, a lot of smart women travelers wandering solo for quite some time now have shared a lot of advice for their fellow women travelers. Still, the sheer number of checklists can confuse anyone. Ladies, while you’re deciding and segregating … Continue reading 7 Things Solo Women Travelers Should Never Go Without
So deep is the penetration of mankind into nature that one can find respite only in the cradle of life. Blessed with variegated strata, abundant life-forms nestling at the foot of the Great Rift Valley, snow-capped edifice mountains, and tribal heritage dating back to time immemorial, East Africa is where life still thrives with primordial instincts in its most unadulterated forms. Without much ado, we … Continue reading 5 Reasons to Visit East Africa on Your Next Trip
Matt is a 28-year old business traveler currently visiting Berlin for the first time and is eager to explore the city. Only problem is, his days are filled with meetings and his downtime is limited. He won’t be able to visit all the sites he wants, and he decides to bookmark some of these places so he can plan to see them another time. If … Continue reading 4 Hassle-Free Ways to Bookmark Places of Interest
