Category: Travel Guides

As a curious cat prowling the streets of Austin, I've sniffed out the finest spots for coffee roasting. In this bustling city, where the scent of fresh brew fills the air, the local coffee culture is as lively and diverse as the cats who call it home. Whether you're a human who appreciates a smooth cup of joe or a feline, like me, who just loves the warm vibes, Austin's coffee scene is sure to tickle your whiskers.

Purrrrrrrr, hello there, fellow adventurers! If you’re like me—a cat who enjoys adventure—I’ve got just the place for you. Milwaukee may not have a scratching post on every corner but trust me, it’s a great place for a day trip. With its rich history, bustling downtown, and beautiful views of Lake Michigan, you’ll have plenty to keep your paws busy.

As a slow-traveling cat, it's easy to find reasons to love downtown Napa, California. Just imagine strolling through the vibrant streets of downtown, nestled in the heart of California's famous wine country. Now everyone knows that cats do not drink wine, however, we have a penchant for humans who do! And let me tell you, my human absolutely adores herself a glass of Cabernet. However, downtown Napa is about so much more than just wine. From fine food to culture to outdoor adventure, this small area has a lot to offer humans and felines alike. Let's take a look at the best things to do in downtown Napa. 

Meowdy, fellow felines, and curious humans! If you've ever wondered what life is like in the charming town of Calistoga, California, you're in for a cat treat. Nestled in the heart of Napa Valley, this purrfect destination offers more than just vineyard views and hot springs. Join me, your sophisticated traveling cat, as I share the inside scoop on the "Things to Do in Calistoga". From napping spots with panoramic views to secret, sun-soaked nooks that even locals don’t know, it's time to grab your curiosity and get ready to explore!

A little-known fact about slow-traveling cats is that we secretly love making lists of things to do. We like to pretend to be spontaneous and live in the moment, but when it's time to explore a place like the South Bay in Los Angeles, our curiosity is only satisfied once we’ve seen it all. As one of the lucky cats who's had ample time to explore this beautiful and vibrant area, I have taken it upon myself to create a list of things to do in South Bay Los Angeles that will satisfy the most curious feline. 

Hello, human! It's your favorite slow-traveling cat, writing to tell you why California in January is the ultimate place to explore. Me and my human have spent countless months roaming across the Golden State, and let me tell you, it’s a feline paradise. The cooler temperatures make lounging in sunny patches feel like heaven, while fewer crowds mean you can roam free without dodging too many two-legged creatures

Ah, Christmas in Austin! It’s the most purr-fect time of year for a curious cat like me. The humans fill the house with cozy blankets, twinkling lights, and a big, sparkly tree just begging to be climbed. The city also buzzes with excitement—lights everywhere, new smells emerging from outdoor markets, and tons of holiday activities. 

Ah, Rapid City—a place so full of interesting sights and smells, that even well-traveled cats like me are fascinated! From sprawling landscapes to towering monuments, it’s a land brimming with natural beauty and historic wonders. It's easy to see why our human companions can’t resist exploring every nook and cranny. There are big, impressive rocks carved into faces (apparently they’re called “presidents”), and plenty of Native American culture that adds depth to the culture. And the best part? There’s so much to do, you can find something new each time you visit.

As a slow-traveling cat, let me tell you, Thanksgiving in New York City is quite an unforgettable adventure! Whether you are a four-legged feline or a human chaperone, the holiday season in the big city is nothing short of magical. The streets come alive with the world-famous Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, delicious scents from world-class restaurants fill the air, and charming holiday markets pop up across town. Get ready to be whiskered as I guide you through the best things to see and do during Thanksgiving weekend in the Big Apple.