Five different valleys converge at the town of Stroud in the southwest Cotswolds. For hundreds of years the fast-flowing rivers and plentiful sheep in these valleys helped drive a lucrative …
On a scenic natural harbour at the estuary of the River Dart, Dartmouth is an enchanting Medieval seafaring town. The picturesque scenery, snug streets and striking historic landmarks come together …
Cairns is perfectly situated on the eastern coastline of Australia, far up in the north of Queensland, overlooking the colourful marine world of the Great Barrier Reef and the tropical …
Birmingham is the largest and most populous city in the state of Alabama, and while its grey exterior and long association with coal and iron works fail to hide its …
The southernmost city on the British mainland, Truro is in the shadow of a Gothic Revival cathedral started not long after the Truro diocese was founded in 1876. Long a …
As a town on top of the Lancashire Coalfield, Wigan was swept up in the Industrial Revolution and became a coalmining and cotton-spinning centre. The collieries and mills were served …
In southeast Cornwall, Looe is both a favourite family escape and a real working fishing port. The town is in hilly landscape at the mouth of the Looe River, and …
In contrast to its Caribbean cousins like Cancun and Playa Del Carmen, Puerto Vallarta is one of Mexico’s Pacific coastal towns that hasn’t yet been irreversibly marred by Western capitalism. …
Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff emerges as a captivating town, embraced by the majestic San Francisco Peaks mountain range that stretches across the enchanting Southwest region. …
Lake can be found everywhere; in mountainous regions, basins, melted glacial areas and rift zones. They have been formed by glacier movements, landslides, ice-damming, sinkholes and volcanic eruptions. Depending on …