History Archives - Wandering Rose Travels

19 May Walking the Pembrokeshire Coast Path in Wales

Posted at 09:00h in Europe, Hiking by guest 1 Comment

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The Pembrokeshire Coast Path twists and turns for 186 miles on the coast of Wales through unspoiled coastline and evidence of a long human history....

Windsor Castle host 2018 wedding of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle

18 Apr Royal wedding 2018: We wander to Windsor Castle

Posted at 09:40h in Europe by Martin & Libby Rose 2 Comments

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Windsor Castle and St. George's Chapel are in the news lately as wedding site for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Wandering Rose visited the town...

05 Feb Cesky Krumlov: A picture-perfect medieval town

Posted at 15:11h in City walks, Europe by Elizabeth Engle 0 Comments

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Cesky Krumlov offers a can't miss medieval Old Town, nestled among rolling green hills. Visiting this Czech town is a journey both into the South...

26 Sep Prague: The charming heart of the Czech Republic

Posted at 11:11h in City walks, Europe by Elizabeth Engle 0 Comments

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Prague offers classic European charm, with lower prices and fewer crowds than top-billed capital cities. Compact and comfortable, Prague is perfect to visit for a...

Lucerne Switzerland travel Europe covered bridge

26 May Lucerne – A Swiss icon that is sure to please

Posted at 14:15h in City walks, Europe by Martin Rose 0 Comments

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Lucerne, Switzerland will always be one of my favorite European cities. Its core of well-preserved medieval history exists in harmony with modern architecture, business and...

Wooden boatbuilding workshop at the Maine Maritime Museum

08 May A random stop turns into one of our favorite Maine things

Posted at 18:37h in United States by Martin Rose 1 Comment

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Traveling Highway 1 from Freeport (home of L.L. Bean) to Boothbay Harbor (a remote fishing village turned tourist hot spot), the Wandering Roses stopped in...

09 Feb A side of San Francisco you’ve never seen

Posted at 19:31h in City walks, United States by Martin Rose 0 Comments

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We like to start out in any new city with a small group walking tour. It’s a great way to get oriented to a new...