Looking for a new and exciting vacation to take? Well there are many cruises out there that take the road less traveled. Many of the world’s capitals lay along the banks of rivers or on the coastline. These waterways and port cities provide a myriad of resources. And what better way to visit these historic… Continue reading Top 5 Exotic Cruises for 2012
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Scotland’s History and Culture – A Snapshot
If you’re visiting the UK and looking for a holiday with a difference, consider visiting Scotland. Here’s a peek into its history and culture. Unless you hail from that part of the world, you may not realize that Scotland was once an independent Kingdom (well unless you’ve seen Braveheart, that is) and didn’t become part… Continue reading Scotland’s History and Culture – A Snapshot
5 Exquisite U.S. Travel Destinations
5. Las Vegas Las Vegas needs no introduction, and perhaps the most accurate thing we might say about it is that everything in Vegas is in a constant battle to outdo itself. Casino owners tear down their establishments rebuild them regularly, not because the buildings are in need of renovation but just because they can.… Continue reading 5 Exquisite U.S. Travel Destinations
The Top UK Tourist Attractions
Explore all that the UK has to offer… You can travel the world, see many wonderful sights and have lots of great experiences but before you do you should consider seeing what your own country has to offer first. Throughout the UK there are extraordinary natural wonders to explore, festivals to visit and culture to… Continue reading The Top UK Tourist Attractions
London in 48 Hours
London is a truly amazing destination, a metropolitan city with something for everyone. From museums to landmarks, the theater, and shopping, there is something for everyone in London. If you have only 48 hours to spend in the city, be sure to check out some of recommendations for the best things to do in London and make… Continue reading London in 48 Hours
A travel guide to Piura city
By Catriona Spence Located almost 900km from Lima, Piura is by comparison a small city. Founded by Francisco Pizarro in the 16th century, the city’s original cobblestone streets remain, transporting you back to its colonial times. Although many tourists purely use Piura as a stopover destination on their way to the north of Peru or… Continue reading A travel guide to Piura city
Culture Cramming: Art History for the Mildly Interested Traveller
Whether you are the type of traveller who goes on Mediterranean cruises, backpacks across Peru, or lives abroad in Ireland, you have probably experienced a moment where you are standing in front of an incredible ancient ruin, pyramid, or medieval cathedral and have no idea what the hell it is.