Jan is the owner and founder of The Crazy Tourist. He's born and raised in The Netherlands and loves exploring the South of France.
He loves going on short City Trips and visiting sunny destinations. His favorite country to visit is France.
One of the most sparsely populated states in the USA, North Dakota is a predominately flat state that borders Canada to the north, while the Red River of the North makes up for its eastern border. The southwest part of the state is part of the Badlands and the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, known for …
The Croatian capital is a veritable hotbed of incredibly rich history, architecture and culture that wonderfully manifests itself in the form of charming cobblestone streets, bustling markets and Baroque cathedrals. The quintessentially historic city offers fascinating sights and UNESCO-listed attractions, but some of the best kept secrets in the area lie outside the city limits. …
Founded and named in the honour of Charles II of England, and with a dance named after it, Charleston, South Carolina has several claims to fame which make it worth a visit. The historic city is undeniably a beautiful place to stay. Cute cobbled streets interlink colourful colonial houses, and plenty of leafy parks are …
It’s the setting for a hit musical and bursting with cultural significance and charm; the Austrian city of Salzburg is a brilliant place to visit. The hills are alive with the sound of music – though you already knew that – and the streets hum with intrigue, with medieval and baroque architecture nestled side by …
A true nature lover’s paradise thanks to its gorgeously pristine Alpine surroundings, Colorado Springs has been a destination resort for decades. As a result, it has grown into the state’s second largest city, boasting nationally renowned museums, universities and a rapidly developing restaurant scene. This, combined with the cache of natural attractions on offer in …
Buffalo is upstate New York’s most famous city, with its proximity to the USA side of the spectacular Niagara Falls and its almost equivalently important claim to fame – the invention of buffalo wings. It’s an excellent base for travellers and a very pleasant destination in itself, with leafy parks and a beautiful location on …
The effortlessly dynamic city of Tulsa is the second largest in the state of Oklahoma, and as a result boasts an incredibly diverse range of entertainment for the inquisitive visitor. The city is home to an enchanting combination of metropolitan marvels imbued with an incomparable sense of Southern hospitality. You’ll find restaurants and bars galore …
Havana is one of the world’s greatest secret cities. Having been well off the radar during the major travel boom experienced internationally in the last 20 years, Havana is an incredible time capsule just waiting to be discovered. Free from the mod-cons and flashiness found in many capital cities, Havana is rustic, authentic, and a …
To the uninitiated, Bermuda may seem like a mysterious island wilderness set in the North Atlantic Ocean. Those who have seen Bermuda in the flashy travel magazines will think Bermuda is a holiday haven exclusively for the great and the good. For those who have travelled, they will know that it is much like any …
Sedona is referred to by locals as ‘the most beautiful place on earth’, and they do have a point. The rusty, rugged landscapes of Sedona are some of the most impressive of the Mountain States. A year-round destination that genuinely offers something for everyone, you will be hard-pressed to find a reason to say ‘no’ …