Travel Thru History - Stories of Trips and Tours

Austria by Bob S. Hale Vienna is the city of castles, palaces, extraordinary churches; it is the city of the … [Read More...]

by Patricia Apelt The idea of a city under water often sounds like folklore, bringing images of the Lost City of … [Read More...]

Tatra, Slovakia by Tom Koppel Slender and fit, Josef Michlik, an acclaimed carver and folk artist in his 80s, draws … [Read More...]

St. Louis is an excellent starting point for road explorers who want to discover historic communities, scenic … [Read More...]

by Georges Fery Easter Island history turn and twist through time, as all human histories do. We are familiar … [Read More...]

by Lee Beavington “You're young enough to be my grandson,” Phyllis confides to me as our van plows through muddied … [Read More...]

Alberta, Canada by Elizabeth Templeman The Navajo were “careful to obliterate every trace of their temporary … [Read More...]

Cooking lessons in New Orleans give travelers a chance to experience the city beyond sightseeing and dining out. They … [Read More...]

In New York, you need a good internet connection from the moment you arrive to navigate districts, check maps and … [Read More...]

by George Fery Caves are central to world cultures, used by humans from the dawn of time. They are associated with … [Read More...]

Exploring the Atacama Desert on a Horse With No Name by Paola Fornari “What’s my horse’s name, David?” I ask my … [Read More...]

A century ago, an American boarding a ship for Europe needed little more than a ticket. Passports weren't required for … [Read More...]