Sassari is the second largest city in Sardinia with a population of 122,000; it is also one of the oldest settlements in the city and has a great deal of history and important cultural establishments. Located in the north west region of Sardinia, this city is actually the firth largest municipality in Italy and has …
Whether you want to hike or ski the trails of the Rocky Mountains, raft through canyon rivers or experience the urban-cool of cities like Denver and Aspen, Colorado was a state made for exploring. For those who love to shop, Denver offers plenty in the way of chic boutiques, unique stores and handmade goods, but …
Did you know that, before Manila, Quezon was the capitol of the Philippines from 1948-1976? Named after Manuel L. Quezon, the second President of the Philippines, Quezon stands today as a metropolitan area full of entertainment, shopping, art, business, and nightlife. With a population of nearly 2 million, Quezon is a city that keeps up …
Baguio City may be considered “highly urbanized” but this is one of the most natural cities on the island of Luzon. While the economy in Baguio City is booming, the urban developers have used a light hand when building, rebuilding, and planning the ubran layout. You’ll find historic buildings beautifully preserved right next to new …
When most people think of Palawan, their minds automatically go to El Nido and Coron. If you ever came to Palawan and didn’t visit these two areas in the north, you’d be absolutely crazy. However, there is so much more wildlife, island hopping, wreck diving and food devouring to be done on this island. Don’t be …
Camiguin Island is what vacation goals are made of. Green jungles to explore, white sand beaches to play on, turquoise water to splash around in, waterfalls to discover, volcanoes to hike, food to devour and more. Best of all, there aren’t too many tourists here to get in your way! Just off the coast of …
Panglao is one of the only small islands in the Philippines that doesn’t require a boat for access! Just a quick drive over the bridge that connects it with the island of Bohol and voilà- you have arrived! Panglao is the perfect island to spend a few days or even a week just living life …
North Dakota is located in the plains region of the United States, and it is the 4th least most populated state. This means that North Dakota’s beautiful landscape remains mostly untouched, with miles and miles of plains and mountainous regions. However, North Dakota is most well-known for its Great Plains regions. For couples who are …
With Lake Superior to the north and Lake Michigan to the east, Wisconsin has quite a diverse geography. It sits within the Midwest and Great Lakes regions and is home to forests, hills, farmland and cities. The state is known as ‘America’s Dairyland’, as it is one of the country’s top dairy producers. Still, it …
Known as the ‘Land of 10,000 Lakes’, it should be of no surprise that Minnesota’s large number of lakes is one of its main features. In fact, there are a whopping 11,842 lakes in the state, in addition to over 6,500 natural rivers. There are so many lakes in Minnesota that the choices are endless. …