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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Home to the eponymous river The Dordogne, the south-central region of France is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and huge range of outdoor activities – on top of being jam-packed full of culture, history, and an abundance of tasty cuisine options. With so many things to do in The Dordogne, you’re going to want to make
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Bulgaria is one of the largest countries in the Balkans, set along the coast of the Black Sea, and it’s one of the great hidden gems of Europe. There are endless ancient sites to explore, fascinating culture, and breathtaking scenery. From beautiful cities and resort towns, to captivating mountain ranges, castles and the local riviera,
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Exploring Iceland’s south coast has to be one of the world’s best road trips. It doesn’t matter if you head to Iceland in winter or summer, you’ll be met by spectacular waterfalls, quaint seaside towns, breathtaking glaciers and wild black sand beaches year round. Iceland points of interest are many. The South Coast can be
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Getting cash in Europe is relatively easy. With tens of millions of tourists visiting the continent each year, there are many ways to set yourself with local currency for your trip. ATM’s are generally the easiest and safest way for withdrawing money in Europe, so do not forget your Debit Card before you depart. Here
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All over Britain you will find magnificent castles in all shapes and sizes. With literally hundreds of castles scattered throughout Britain, there is no lack of options for an enthused traveler to explore. I have toured these countries from end to end and to help you find the castle you really want, I made a
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