“Traveling—it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” —Ibn Battuta
I agree! And on a broader scope, I’d like to say that European travel is always a good idea. Replete with ancient ruins, historic sites, cultural attractions, and breathtaking natural landscapes, there are many reasons to visit this beautiful continent. Here are just a few.
If you’re into encounters of the spine-tingling variety, you’re part of a small but passionate group of travelers. “Paranormal Travel” enthusiasts participate regularly in online forums, and there’s even a small cottage industry that specializes in highlighting travel to spooky destinations…
Itineraries for cruises in Europe are so varied, you could go back year after year and not see the same port twice. Many of the vessels that sail these routes, however, may not be as large and roomy as ocean going ships, so it’s important to think carefully about what you pack.
London is one of my favorite cities. It’s also a great base for daytrips into the surrounding countryside. Here are seven of my favorite London daytrips. You may want to consider them for your next trip!
More than 1,300 years ago, Vikings sailed their longships along Europe’s waterways on voyages of exploration and discovery. Today, travelers are again exploring Europe’s rivers, and one of the most scenic rivers to sail upon is the Rhône in southern France.
Ireland has always been a popular destination for travel. It has so many things to offer: a lush landscape, friendly people, a unique heritage, and its wonderful food, to name just a few.
From hilltop citadels to turreted palaces, Scotland is renowned for its iconic castles. Whether you’re interested in romantic ruins, imposing fortresses or tiny, hidden gems, each and every castle– and there are some 3,000 of them — has an intriguing tale to tell.
A tour of any of the great wine country regions of the world is an opportunity to explore culture, history, cuisine and wine in a single trip. Without exception, the scenery is beautiful, the people passionate, and the wine — nothing short of phenomenal.
Would you like to add some inexpensive romantic elements to your next trip to London? Don’t worry – we’ve got you covered! Here are some suggestions.
Hotel villa Mangiacane, located just 30 minutes south of the Duomo and central Florence in San Casciano Val di Pesa, Tuscany, is a 15th-century-Italian villa set upon 600 acres of flourishing vineyards and olive groves.
On the main tourist route to the Isle of Skye, about 134 miles from Inveraray, you’ll find Eilean Donan Castle, one of Scotland’s most iconic images. Breathtakingly beautiful, it’s one of the most romantic castles I’ve ever seen.