Regardless of all the Dutch cultural exquisites that are coffeeshops, liberal policy towards gay couples, Red Light District, light drugs and other things associated right away with Holland, there is also a room for offbeat things. For instance, tourists often head to coffeeshops and traditional restaurants serving Dutch cuisine exclusively, yet why not pay a… Read more
After week eating at small bistros and cooking for myself I decided to treat myself and friend I met at the school to a (somewhat) high class meal at a restaurant I have heard nothing but rave reviews about, Poncelet. Now it’s no surprise to regular Vagabond readers that I love to eat cheese. Poncelet… Read more
The best of both worlds is like the Holy Grail in life. We all search for it, we often don’t find it, but the test is there. When it comes to holidays however, the best of both worlds is very achievable, and generally comes in the form of a two centre break. I’ve done this… Read more
Race Horses and Spas English summers are one of the most unpredictable of weather patterns. Despite the namesake, the typical temperature is on the low side and rain may appear out of nowhere at any time. Web History of England attributes this seemingly random weather pattern to St. Swithin, who was said to have predicted… Read more
Hi, my name’s Andrew Offerman and this is my travel blog. I have spent a lot of time traveling the globe. As an ESL teacher who has an appetite for culture and cuisine I have dedicated my time to sharing experiences with friends and family.
As you might imagine, when you travel the world, you have a lot of stories to share. I hope you refer back to my site from time to time to check in and see where the road takes me — and additionally share your own travel stories. Thank you for checking out Vagabond Summer.
