Manhattan’s East Village is on the rise. As more people flood to this cultural hot-spot, prices are inevitably increasing. As a student living in the village, I’ve had to budget my spending quite carefully, while…
Paula, our intern at CasaVersa, went to Berlin last July. She wrote a post about the city and we can also see her pictures. Check it out! Berlin is one of my favorite’s cities: not…
A big welcome to Paula, our Intern at CasaVersa! Here’s her guide to visiting in Israel and getting around the country without any hassle. Israel might be a small country, but there are seemingly endless…
Few European cities offer the wide cultural diversity that you will find in Barcelona. Throw in the 4.2km of sandy beaches right near the city center, warm Mediterranean sunshine most of the year, and you have…
Livia Catran, a coordinator at CasaVersa Home Exchange, talks about the ideal ways for parents and kids to enjoy their vacations when traveling as a family. Some parents might find vacation planning a hassle. When…
This post, written by CasaVersa intern Livia Catran, will give you some tips on how to keep away from the most typical Porteño tricks. The name Buenos Aires could make tourists think that it is…
Nicolas, a new intern at CasaVersa home exchange, gives us his point of view about the perfect old Vienna. Vienna is the capital of Austria, and the center of Europe. I think Vienna is the…
Yohanna Gozlan, an intern at CasaVersa, writes how you can make the most of your stay in the fabulous Barcelona city, Spain. Barcelona is the capital city of Cataluña and also a hub for Spanish…
Tel Aviv native Nir Blatman gives his top 5 recommendations for great eats, shops & places to dance the night away in the city that never sleeps. Want to know the top 5 of everything in…
This guest post from Morin at IndieTravel.net gives you some great tips on how to save money on vacation in Argentina. Argentina is one of the most popular and fascinating destinations to visit in South…