Travel Logistics

The Alhambra is a sprawling royal complex built by the Nasrid dynasty -- the last Islamic kingdom in Spain -- in Granada. The palace is remarkable for its incredibly elaborate filigree decorating all possible surfaces, as well as the gorgeous courtyards and landscaping. If you are headed to see it, we have some tips on how to make the most of your visit.

Short term visitors to Buenos Aires are encouraged to stay in either Palermo, Recoleta, or San Telmo. Collegiales is another up and coming neighborhood with a more relaxed vibe. Check out our recommendations after exploring BA for a month.

Buenos Aires seems to be on everyone’s list of best places for digital nomads, and rightly so. A unique and beautiful mixture of all things European and Latin American, it really rewards a longer stay, but you can see and enjoy the highlights of the city in five days.

Tashkent has much to offer visitors — delicious and varied cuisine, walkable green parks and broad friendly boulevards, and very low prices. Get some pro tips on making the most of your visit

If you expect to be traveling between Samarkand and Tashkent, buy your Afrosyab high-speed train now! Otherwise you may have to share a cabin with a bunch of strangers and have an unforgettable four hour conversation…

In this giant city of fifteen million and hundreds of neighborhood, you’ll find an overwhelming number of recommendations of where to stay. But for those spending just a couple weeks or less, since you will likely want easy access to other areas, your optimal location will be in one of just three districts— Kadıköy, Fatih or Beyoğlu.

Istanbul is a giant city divided by two rivers and often plagued by traffic. Get the low down on all the transport options available we tried during our 10 days there: trams, ferries, metro, taxies, etc.

When it came time to rent a car for our biggest trip from Ljubljana, we opted to rent an electric one. We were promised a 300+ km range, more than enough to get to Venice, where our Airbnb was to be awash with charging stations. What could go wrong?

Some tips on getting to, around, and out of Ljubljana

Everyone who has traveled nomadically has warned us to take as little as possible… But here we are.