What & Where - Location: It runs between Dame Street and Essex Street East in Dublin 2. - History & Name: The lane was called Crampton Court historically, named after Philip Crampton. Over the years, through the “Love the Lanes” initiative, it was beautified and rebranded—affectionately dubbed “Love Lane.” What You’ll See & Why It Matters - Art & Tiles: The walls are decorated with murals, pink hearts, and a special tile installation with quotes, poems, lyrics, dedications about love, heartbreak, etc. - Restoration: The art has been refreshed recently, including new ceramic tiles contributed by the public. - Vibe: It’s become a bit of an Instagram hotspot and a quiet, romantic detour in the bustle of Temple Bar. Tips If You Go - Visit during daylight: the murals will show up best in natural light. - Bring your camera or phone — it’s a pro spot for photos. - Don’t expect big shops or tourist attractions inside; its charm is in its intimacy and art touches. - Pair a visit with exploring the rest of Temple Bar—cafes, street music, culture all around. I thought this was really cool, especially with all the quote tiles.

Trivia Time! 🤓 Which country has more islands than any other in the world? 🌊 (a) Greece (b) Sweden (c) Philippines

I put out a teaser on 3 upcoming destinations that I have locked in with Collette. Disclaimer: most of my audience is on the East Coast of the United States. Which do you think got the most interest? And maybe put in the comments below which of the three is next on your list?

Did you know? Ensenada, Mexico is known as the “City of Science” in Latin America! It has more scientists and science students per capita than anywhere else in the region. With top institutions like CICESE and UNAM’s observatory nearby, this beachy port is a hub for marine, space, and climate research—proving Ensenada is more than just tacos and wine! 🌊🔭🇲🇽 #EnsenadaFacts #HiddenGems #MexicoTravel #TravelSmart #DidYouKnow

🌵 Unknown Fact about Cabo San Lucas 🌊 Cabo San Lucas is home to a rare underwater sand waterfall! 🌊⬇️ Discovered by Jacques Cousteau, this natural phenomenon occurs off the coast where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez. Here, sand cascades down underwater canyons at depths of over 100 feet—like an invisible waterfall beneath the sea! 🌊✨ It’s one of nature’s hidden wonders, and divers from around the world come to witness this surreal sight! 🐠🤿 #CaboSecrets #UnderwaterWonder #JacquesCousteau #HiddenMexico #TriglideTravel