Louisville, although not actually the state capital of Kentucky, is still the largest city in the state, known for its annual Kentucky Derby horse race and as the home and headquarters of Kentucky Fried Chicken. There’s a lot of American history to see in the city, but outside of the urban area, in the surrounding …
Known for its superb coastal location and prime position between the ocean and the towering mountains behind it, Santa Barbara lies on the coast of California, facing south on a long stretch of beautiful shoreline. Perfectly nestled between the mountains and the sea; Santa Barbara has something to offer any visitor: just a day trip …
China’s largest city is a playground of skyscrapers and glamorous hotels; full of cosmopolitan pastimes that include excellent restaurants, fascinating museum districts, traditional temples and tranquil parks hidden amongst the metropolitan sprawl. With a population of 24 million, however, the crowds can get tiresome for some, and a breath of fresh air outside the city …
Situated in West Ireland, Galway is a quaint Irish city that’s in prime position to be your gateway to the rugged, spectacular Atlantic West Coast. Galway is just a day trip away from outstanding areas of natural beauty. The famous Cliffs of Moher are just down the road, while off the coast a short boat …
Toronto, Ontario’s state capital, is a bustling metropolis of 2.7 million people located in the east of Canada. It’s a cultural, business and financial hub, and therefore it unsurprisingly holds a lot of appeal for visiting tourists. There are museums, art galleries, theatres, a zoo, and a whole lot of excellent restaurants and bars dotted …
Everyone has heard of Acapulco, the glossy beach resort that was the haunt of stars like Sinatra, Bardot and Elizabeth Taylor in the mid-20th century. Backed by the mountains of the Sierra Madre del Sur, Acapulco has three tourist areas: Las Playas in the north, where the city first took shape, the high-rise Golden Zone …
Siena is a fantastically historic medieval location in the heart of Tuscany. Located in northern Italy, this small city attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors to its UNESCO World Heritage streets every year. It’s an incredible place to experience Renaissance era art and see medieval buildings in their old yet preserved detail, but the narrow …
Columbus is the capital of the mid-western state of Ohio, and also its largest city. Known for its numerous parks and world famous university, Columbus is also centrally located between Ohio’s two other big cities: Cleveland and Cincinnati. It is in the perfect location to be used as a base to gain access to the …
Boise is the largest city in the remote northwestern state of Idaho in the United States. Situated on the banks of the Boise River, from which it takes its name, the city is a green, forested area in an otherwise harsh and semi-arid climate, that sees scorching summer temperatures and massive snowfall in winter. Boise’s …
Anaheim, Orange County: the city known for being the location of California’s huge Disneyland Theme Park and the many resorts that go with it. Once you are done riding roller coasters and doing all things Disney, there is much more to see and do in the surrounding areas. Anaheim is perfectly located as a great …