Austrian Countryside: Wine Cellars & Book Fridges
As we talked about in one of our past blogs, going for walks is one of many of Austria’s favourite pastimes. On weekends, families or...
First Impressions of Barbados: Weather, Food & People
When Julia first heard Sam was from Barbados her first thought was, “That’s that expensive place where celebrities go on...
10 Fun Facts about New Year’s Eve in Austria
In some countries, New Year’s isn’t as big of a deal. For example, on our first New Year in Dublin we turned on the radio to be...
Pagan Christmas Traditions in Austria
In many countries Christmas comes with a variety of traditions. In Austria some of our traditions go back as far as pagan customs. Some...
Culture Night Dublin 2018: Freemasons & Earthquakes in the Library
Culture Night 2018 is part of a free annual event where museums, private collections and other cultural venues open their doors to the...
Dublin Secrets: 7 Tips to Plan Your Culture Night
Ever since we moved to Dublin, visiting Culture Night has been one of our annual traditions. In 2017 we visited Christ Church Cathedral,...
The Must-Sees in Kilkenny: Museums, Castles & More
Kilkenny is probably one of Ireland’s most famous cities. Yes, it may only have around 26 000 inhabitants but it still hangs on to...
Austrian Stereotypes #1: Austrians Love to Hike
Hiking in Austria – is it as popular as stereotypes suggest? Growing up in Austria, especially in the countryside, I always took...
The New Expat Tag by Wine & Rum
We’ve been enjoying watching a lot of people on YouTube answer questions in the Expat Tag. However, since everyone answering the same...
Why you should go to Dublinia – Museums of Dublin
Dublinia museum was only redeveloped in 2010 and it shows. Rather than listing facts and years in which they happened, the experience is...
