Defined by its rolling hills, or ‘wolds’, the Cotwolds captures quintessential rural England at its finest. The largest of 38 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty in England, the Cotswolds runs through five counties; Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, Wiltshire, and Worcestershire. Geologically, the Cotswolds is a limestone mass stretching 100 miles with the towns of Bath to the […]
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Germany is a fascinating country that offers a variety of experiences, from natural beauty and cultural heritage to modern cities and festive events. But when is the best time to visit Germany and enjoy all that the country has to offer? The answer depends on what you are looking for and what you are willing
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Portugal is an altogether different experience than most other western European countries, and Porto epitomizes this feeling. A fascinating mixture of old and new world, it’s hard to put a pin on this cultural gem. The city wash with historical buildings and world class museums. There are no shortage of things to do in Porto.
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Everyone loves Ireland, especially during St. Patrick’s Day, but how much do you really know about the real St. Patrick? Everything you thought you knew about St. Patrick and the Irish tradition of St. Patrick’s Day might be all wrong. Test your knowledge by counting how many of the following 7 shocking facts you know
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When to visit Scotland depends heavily on region, time of year, and what you are looking to do. The country is awash in seasonal activities, varied weather patterns, and cultural festivals specific to certain times of the year. Here you will find insights on when and how to visit Scotland broken up by region to
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France is one of those amazing destinations that captures the imagination and ensnares the senses. Stretching back into antiquity, the region that makes up modern France holds a rich cultural makeup and stunning landscapes. As there are so many amazing places to explore, we have compiled a list of the absolute best places to visit
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The Highlands of Scotland covers the northern two-thirds of the country, holding much of its most spectacular scenery. You may be surprised at just how remote much of this area remains. The vast peat bogs in the north, for example, are among the most extensive and unspoiled wilderness areas in Europe. There are even a
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Far from your average medieval church, the most exquisite spiritual centers in England, Scotland, and Wales are a testament to the imagination and meticulous craftsmanship of mankind. These amazing structures can be found in every corner of Britain. Though difficult to narrow down to only 10, I managed a list of the very best cathedrals
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Tuscany has long been associated with breathtaking scenery and some of Italy’s best made wines. In this enchanting landscape of rolling hills and winding roads, you’ll find glorious sunflower fields, ancient olive groves, medieval ruins, and wonderfully wild forests. And, of course, world-class wineries. Wine touring here is not about a five-minute tasting at a
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The Ring of Kerry is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful places on earth and considered the “Jewel in the Crown” of Ireland’s scenic locations. Known officially as the Iveragh Peninsula, but referred to as “The Kingdom” by locals, the 111 mile route around County Kerry boasts stunning panoramic landscapes, rich history, and
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The capital of Christendom in the Middle Ages, Avignon is famous as the city to which the Popes fled when leaving the corruption of Rome in the 14th century. Today, the city is a world class tourist city and well known as a center of art and culture. At the heart of Avignon, the Place
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Sweden’s capital is a city built on water, spreading out over 14 islands with water covering about 30% of the city. Stockholm has grand public buildings, palaces, museum, and a rich cultural history that tell a beautiful 700 year-old story. Sweden separated from its union with Denmark and Norway in 1521, and Stockholm eventually became
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