When you think of London, you may very well think of kings and queens. Indeed, perhaps no other city is as closely identified with royalty – and this is good, since no other city has as many “royal” attractions as London does. From palaces to castles to museums to galleries and...Read More
For some, the Czech Republic is synonymous with a foaming mug of beer, since the country is home to three major beer-producing cities: Pilsen, in western Bohemia; Budejovice, in southern Bohemia; and Prague.
Pilsen is the home of Urquell Pilsner, whose ubiquitous green-and-yellow...Read More
Back in Glasgow’s maritime prime, some 30 shipbuilders worked where the rivers Clyde and Kelvin converged. It’s only fitting that the newly reborn arts city should turn its renaissance spirit to revitalizing its waterfront. Glasgow’s new $119 million Museum of Transport and...Read More
In March 2010, when Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh officially opened Stratford-Upon-Avon’s dynamic Royal Shakespeare Theatre just in time for the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) to roll out its 50th season, it signaled hopes for a renewal of British tourism. The British keep...Read More
The keystone of a great journey is the diversity of the experience. Too many days on even the nicest beach or exploring museums without end leaves travelers with a feeling of “ho hum.” Croatia is one of those destinations that is so diverse, you will find yourself engaged in...Read More