For 91 Days
A married couple sharing slow-travel stories from short stays around the world.
About For 91 Days
For 91 Days is run by a married couple, Mike and Jürgen, who turned a semi-joke about perpetual relocation into a travel project in 2010. After living in Boston, Berlin, Ireland and Valencia they adopted a rhythm of moving every roughly 91 days to savour the early, giddy months of a new place. The site has grown to more than 200 posts and publishes practical guides, cultural pieces and personal recollections drawn from their own stays. Posts typically include their own photography rather than stock images and aim to blend hands-on advice with slow-travel reflection.
The 91-day rule is the blog's personality, and it makes reading feel like sitting down with two friends who treat each new town as a short, intense love affair. Their tone is observant and quietly curious, as the short excerpt and recent titles show - one minute they are inspecting airport terminals, the next they are walking the Avenue of the Sphinx. The site moves at a relaxed, dependable pace, with roughly a post a month, and leans on original photos to illustrate places big and small. It is best for readers who enjoy immersive, reflective travel writing with useful local details rather than clickbait listicles.
Where They Travel
global
Pros
- Personal, first-person travel stories
- Strong slow-travel perspective and practical tips
- Original photography in posts
- Steady, predictable posting rhythm
Cons
- Contains display ads via Google AdSense
- New content appears about once a month
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