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Abadía de los Templarios Hotel

Pueblo Ingles: Speaking English Fluently Leads to Immersion in Spanish Culture

La Alberca, Spain by Roy A. Barnes Travel can be about getting from one tourist hot spot to another, and thus, … [Read More...]

City of Perugia, Italy

Tradition, Joy and Jazz Continue at the Umbria Jazz Festival

Perugia, Italy by Cornelius Myers The morning light strikes the 13th Century Italian city of Perugia, not like a … [Read More...]

Juliet's balcony, Verona

Italy: Juliet’s Verona

by Sarah Humphreys “Fair Verona” is brimming with historical and artistic treasures, such as the magnificent Arena, … [Read More...]

Jerusaldm statue

Jerusalem: The Last Days Of Jesus

Israel by Troy Herrick Almost two thousand years ago, the world was changed forever by the death and resurrection of … [Read More...]

fireworks over Tel Aviv

Israel: Tel Aviv Turns 100

by Donna Yuen Fireworks lit up the sky and a melody echoed across the stage as some of Israel’s top performers … [Read More...]

poem on wall in Leden, the Netherlands

Wall Poems in Leiden, Holland

The Words of the Poet Are Written On Sleutelstaat Walls by Giuseppe Raudino As I walked in the historic center of … [Read More...]

Gallery pyramid, Caral, Peru

Caral, Peru: Cradle of Civilization in the Americas

by Troy Herrick As we passed along a dirt road that would put a 4-wheel drive to shame, I conjured up an image of … [Read More...]

Old Customs House Padstow

England: Lost Villages of East Anglia

by Helen Moat There was a time when I lived on the edge of East Anglia. Just to the east of Peterborough, the town … [Read More...]

Fontainebleau

Fontainbleau: France’s Other Versailles

by Christine Sarikas  I had come to Fontainebleau doubtful of the merits of visiting French palaces. On my first … [Read More...]

The Queen's House, Greenwich

England: A Day in Royal Greenwich

by Nicole Bergstrom Regal. That is the only word to describe the feeling I had when visiting Royal Borough of … [Read More...]

Tourist in Chernobyl

7 Surprising Reasons to Travel to Chernobyl

By Matthew Ellington With the success of HBO’s series about Chernobyl, tourism to the Exclusion Zone has increased … [Read More...]

Tuscany, Italy: Enchanting Lucca

by Veronica Yeung If Rome is for Caesar, then Lucca is for Puccini. Lucca in Tuscany is the birthplace of Giacomo … [Read More...]

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