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After about an hour of driving North of Los Angeles, we reached our final destination of our road trip, which was Santa Barbara. Our expectations for the city were high, as we had heard about the great beaches the city had to offer, and the warm weather which made it possible to grow wine grapes and oranges. When we arrived there, it started raining, and the weather did not get...Read More

If you look along the roads, while you are driving into the City of Angeles, you start seeing palms and nice big buildings until you reach Venice Beach in the West of Los Angeles. Even though it is the second biggest city in the United States, you do not feel any of the stress that people walk around with in New York City, which is the only American city bigger...Read More

When driving from Milwaukee to Los Angeles, we decided to take a small detour to see the Grand Canyon. The national park is located in Arizona, around a four hours drive from Las Vegas, and costs 25$ per car to enter. The entrance fee gives you a free information folder with a map and free parking at the Desert View, where you have a view over the Grand Canyon and...Read More

When driving through Nevada, there were not much to see, besides dessert and some tumble- weeds flying over the roads. The city of Las Vegas shows up very suddenly and almost unexpected, as it is not built much up before you reach the city, like Los Angeles or other American cities. The city has plenty of free parking lots, and hotels do not charge much, as the casinos and strip...Read More

As most people already know, the legendary Route 66 from Chicago to Los Angeles does not exist in full anymore, but there are many other roads that can be driven between the two cities. Last weekend I took the quickest alternative, a straight 40 hour long drive where I got to see the landscape shift several times between snowy mountains, green fields and sandy deserts. Even the deserts were not...Read More