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Vancouver: Green Like Me
As the season changes on the Pacific Rim, the sweet smell of cherry blossoms in the air means one thing: summer’s coming. Vancouver’s fairest season brings out the island personality in most folk, which is a good thing considering the miles of beaches within the downtown core. Miles of beautiful, untouched coastline edge this West Coast city of more than half a million, renowned for preserving its natural beauty and it’s relaxed, European-style approach to life.
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2 likes | Hamelin and the Pied Piper Legend
A short playback of the world famous story of the Pied Piper of Hamelin and a brief history of the German town behind it – Hamelin!
You can see some pictures of the wonderfully restored old town as well.
Dubrovnik, Croatia Finds Its Rightful Place as a Tourist Destination
The ancient city of Dubrovnik has seen prosperity and despair, freedom and oppression, and throughout all has remained one of the most charming locations on earth.
The Most Spanish City in Spain
If you are looking for an authentically Spanish destination for your vacation, this will point you in the right direction.
Escapades in Georgia
This article offers a textual tour of the Georgia/South Carolina coastline with a touch of historical significance. Join the Bike Escapades tour group for a spring trip through historic Savannah, Georgia and the barrier islands along the Georgia and South Carolina coasts.
Two of the World’s Greatest Architectural Sites: Nimes
The Pont du Gard, in the south of France, is one of the most impressive sights imaginable. It is a relatively short section of an aqueduct that was nearly 15 miles long, built by Agrippa around 14 BC to supply the thriving settlement of Nemausus (Nimes).
World’s Best Heritage Sites (With Pics)
The best sites around the world that are protected by UNESCO.
Greek Architecture: Theatre Epidaurus and Stadium Olympia
Two beautiful Greek architectural sites, namely Theater Epidaurus and Stadium Olympia.
