United Kingdom

For the question posed to the North American traveller in Europe: Did you see the Bridge of Sighs? make sure you know which Bridge of Sighs is being referred to. In fact,... keep reading →

An Easy To Follow London Walk along the River Thames. Starting at Big Ben, you'll discover the London Eye, the OXO Tower, Tate Modern, The Tower of London and many other... keep reading →

There is nothing like a day out in a theme park to get the kids to burn off some of that excess energy they always seem to have. Yet whether you are a fan of the adrenalin... keep reading →

Known by many as "The Prettiest Village in England," Castle Combe offers much more than charming vistas. Also the site of a world-class racetrack, fabulous bed & breakfasts,... keep reading →

Visitors to the royal burgh of Perth may note that the Tay is Scotland's longest river and its natural and scenic heritage may be said to be among the treasures of Scotland.... keep reading →

The ancient Forest of Dean has literally been around for thousands of years. It is known that people exploited the oak trees in the area as long ago as 2000 years. Since... keep reading →

Samuel Johnson declared that "when a man is tired of London, he is tired of living" In so many ways he was right although some parts of London are not for the feint hearted... keep reading →

The City of Charlotte, North Carolina is named after England’s Black Queen, Her Majesty Queen Charlotte. When you drive from the airport in North Carolina, you can't miss... keep reading →

London, the capital of the United Kingdom, is a historic city that has plenty to offer for its visitors. Apart from all the historic attractions such as the Tower of London... keep reading →

The north-east tower, a much photographed section of Caerphilly Castle (Welsh: Castell Caerffili ) is leaning. But, basically, this imposing castle is remarkably well... keep reading →