Travel

Atlanta, Georgia, is located near the Southern end of the Appalachian Mountains. It’s known as the ‘the city in a forest’ thanks to its lush canopy of trees. Most visitors know about the burning of Atlanta during the Civil War thanks to Gone with the Wind. The Atlanta History Center documents Civil War history, and another must-see attraction is the Martin Luther King Junior Historic Site. Enjoy the green city spaces at Centennial Olympic Park near the city’s downtown, or in midtown’s Piedmont Park. The best views of all are found at nearby Stone Mountain Park, the world’s largest exposed [More]

In these five idyllic port towns sample village life: fishing for anchovies at midnight, savouring the best pesto, picking grapes, and cheering cliff divers. Each pastel town is a delight and in Vernazza Giovanni makes pasta and Granelli sells porcini mushrooms at the tiny street market. You can also see Carrara’s historic quarries where Michelangelo selected his marble.

This is a video travel guide of some of the top things to do in Finland including these top attractions: Helsinki including wandering around the city and sampling some Finnish street food. A day trip by ferry for a wander around quaint Suomenlinna island. Sampling Salmiakki, a black licorice that is popular in Finland and other Scandinavian countries. Adventure sports including Sea Kayaking passing by islands in Kimito to spot wildlife. A speed boat ride to visit Rosala – home to a Viking Center – and from there to check out Bengtskär Lighthouse. Listening to some great live 70’s music and sampling [More]

This video takes you to the Cumbrian Lake District, the perfect spot for relaxtion, scenic hiking, and hilltop picnics.

Krakow, with its bubbly Baroque and cobbled charm, is emerging as the exciting “next Prague.” Systematically destroyed during World War II, Warsaw is a lively, thriving capital once again.

Seattle, on the coast between Puget Sound and Lake Washington is one of North America’s most beautiful cities. In Downtown Seattle, you will discover some of the city’s oldest buildings around Pioneer Square. The Seattle Waterfront is famous for its seafood restaurants and pleasure cruises, and it’s a short, steep climb to Pike Place Market.

There are more than 100 islands in the lagoon of Venice. Venice is a city in the north eastern part of Italy country right on the Adriatic within the province of Venetia and is often called La Serenissima.

The Central European city of Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and is one of the world’s great architectural jewels. Like a city from a children’s story book the city conjures up images of romantic fairy stories and dark gothic folk tales. The city is a cobblestone labyrinth where even locals get happily lost. An easy way to discover Prague is to follow the Royal Route, which starts at the Powder Tower and ends at Prague Castle. Along the way, stop at Old Town Square, a plaza surrounded by former palaces. Highlights here include the Astronomical Clock and [More]

Buenos Aires combines European architecture with a Latin passion for soccer, juicy cuts of meat, and of course, the tango! Buenos Aires was established as a trading port in the 16th century and soon became one of the richest countries in the world. Since then the city’s fortunes have faded, but its splendour remains.

Life in Pompeii stopped in its tracks in 79 a.d. when the thriving city was buried by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius. Today, excavations of this once booming city offer the best look anywhere at ancient Rome and remains of homes give a glimpse into Roman lifestyles.

The island of Hvar is the longest and sunniest of the Croatian islands and is considered one of the ten most beautiful islands in the world. Thanks to its unique natural conditions and hospitable friendly inhabitants, Hvar will be the perfect setting for an unforgettable holiday with your family and friends.

Enjoy the exquisite artistic treasures of the city that propelled Europe out of the Middle Ages.

Provence has bewitched many visitors by the diversity of its landscape. No wonder that it is the most often visited place in France. Its borders are hard to define. The area spreads roughly between the Rhône River, the Alps and the Mediterranean Sea. Provence can offer beautiful country, romantic villages, and famous landmarks.

The beautiful old city and its streets with excellently preserved antiquities will immediately bring you back to past times. Magnificent walls surrounding the old city are among the best preserved in the Mediterranean.