Visit Italy by Book With Susan L. Schwartz ’88
Schwartz, Princeton’s first Italian major, just published A Guide to Drinking in Venice
Schwartz, Princeton’s first Italian major, just published A Guide to Drinking in Venice
‘Glance at a map once,’ Han recommends, ‘then put it away and succumb to curiosity’
Kalle Kamal Eko ’07, who during the pandemic seized the chance to work remotely, shares some lessons learned
Travel journalist Laura Dannen Redman ’03 and Jacqui Gifford ’02, editor-in-chief of Travel + Leisure, discuss trends in travel for 2026
Instead of waiting near the airport, Urvija Banerji ’15 recommends ways to make the most of a short visit
The alpine lake in California and Nevada may be known for its downhill ski resorts, but its Nordic ski offerings truly sparkle, writes Harrison Blackman ’17
Years after watching an Agnès Varda film at Princeton, Daniel He ’16 and Maggie Zhang ’16 retraced her footsteps in the city she called home
Katharine Gammon ’03 took five months and two kids to explore the world. This is what she found.
Jennifer Roosth ’02 offers a fresh look at the Lone Star State
Class secretary Ruby Huttner ’72 reflects on two decades of class trips and offers advice for other classes to get started
‘When friends and family visit, I tell them to soak in Saigon. Wander. Get lost somewhere.’
Jimin Kang ’21 shares recommendations for a perfect day in the English town that’s been her home since graduation
In the first Latin American destination in PAW’s city guide series, Princetonians suggest where to read, eat, and explore in Buenos Aires
Princeton Journeys, in its 21st year, is looking to attract younger alumni on its excursions, including a recent trip to Argentina
Jolanne Luchak Stanton ’77’s exploration-centered approach to travel made Sicily magical
Fishman says the sons and daughters of revered French winemakers are bringing a fresh energy to viticulture in southern France
Silence speaks loudly for Darren Joe ’02 during a three-week trip down the Croatian coast
PAW spoke with three alumni who graduated in three different decades about their postgraduation travels, a rite as old as the university itself
‘What brought each of us to where we are now were not necessarily concerted life plans, but happy accidents, if you will,’ writes Jimin Kang ’21