Filipino History in Washington, DC - A person holds a vintage photo of Filipino and American officials, including Carlos Romulo and Dwight Davis, in front of the Metropolitan Club in Washington, D.C.

Episode 53 – Filipino History in Washington DC: Hidden Inspirational Stories from Dupont Circle to Manila House

Filipino history in Washington DC unfolds in unexpected corners of the city, from Dupont Circle to the steps of Arlington Cemetery. This episode of Mary Goes Round the World invites viewers to explore
Historic Venetian fortress in Methoni, Greece, overlooking the rocky shoreline and clear coastal waters of the Peloponnese.

Episode 52 – Peloponnese Ruins and History Vlog: From Sparta to Pilos

Peloponnese ruins and history vlog takes viewers on a cinematic journey through southern Greece’s most legendary sites. Just two hours west of Athens, the Peloponnese offers a rich tapestry of ancient
Stone monument at Dachau concentration camp with “Never Again” inscribed in five languages, honoring Holocaust victims and global remembrance.

Episode 51 – Munich Travel Vlog: History, Beer & WWII Memory Sites

Welcome to this Munich travel history vlog, where legacy, resilience, and storytelling converge in one unforgettable journey. From medieval gates to WWII scars, this video explores Munich’s layered past with emotional
Blue tricycle parked in front of an “I ♥ TANZA” awning in Tanza, Philippines, with a nearby street vendor stall.

Episode 50 – Philippines Heritage Travel Vlog: From Tanza to Intramuros

Join me on this unforgettable Philippines heritage travel vlog as I journey from rural rice fields to the heart of Manila. In this second part of my series, I explore
Filipino-American woman smiling while standing on a blue tricycle in Dumaguete, surrounded by lush tropical greenery.

Episode 49 – Dumaguete Travel Vlog: A Filipino-American’s Journey Home

In this Dumaguete travel vlog, I take you on a deeply personal journey back to the Philippines—my parents’ homeland. Although I was born in the U.S., this spontaneous trip reconnects
View of the Roman Baths in Bath, England, with green geothermal water surrounded by classical stone architecture and observing visitors.

Episode 48 – Bath England Travel Vlog: Roman Baths, Jane Austen & Glassblowing

Bath England travel vlog takes you on a captivating journey through one of the UK’s most historic and beautiful cities. From Roman Baths to Georgian crescents, this episode of “Mary
Scenic view of Toledo, Spain with the Alcázar fortress on the hilltop and the medieval Puente de Alcántara bridge spanning the Tagus River.

Episode 47 – Toledo Spain Travel Guide: Roman Baths, Cathedrals, and Hidden History

Toledo Spain travel guide — step into a city where history, culture, and architecture blend seamlessly. Just 30 minutes from Madrid, Toledo offers travelers a journey through centuries. Known as the
Wide-angle view of T-Mobile Park in Seattle, showing an empty baseball field, batting cage setup, and partially open retractable roof.

Episode 46 – Seattle Mariners Game Day Guide: Stadium Tour + Hidden Seattle Gems

Seattle Mariners game day guide starts with baseball, but it doesn’t end there. This video explores everything from stadium secrets to underground history. Whether you’re a sports fan or a
Danish-style buildings and windmill in Solvang, California, with American flags and sunny blue skies.

Episode 45 – Solvang: A Danish Village Full of History, Fairy Tales & Fresh Pastries

Danish village in California Welcome to Solvang Danish village, a fairytale-like town just north of Los Angeles. This charming destination blends Danish heritage, whimsical architecture, and delicious pastries into one
Scenic view of Regensburg’s historic old town with Stone Bridge, colorful medieval buildings, and Regensburg Cathedral spires.

Episode 44 – Regensburg Travel Guide: Roman Roots, Medieval Marvels & Danube Views

Regensburg travel guide takes you deep into the heart of Bavaria, where Roman history meets medieval splendor and riverside charm. Located on the banks of the Danube, Regensburg began as