Located on the eastern coast of Italy in-between San Marino and Bologna, Ravenna serves as the capital of the province on Ravenna and is one of the larger cities in the Emilia-Romagna region of the country. Throughout history, Ravenna has served as an extremely important city in many different empires including the capital of the …
Richmond Hill is not only Canada’s largest town, but it is also one of the fastest-growing communities in recent history. With its growth has come numerous new facilities, attractions and shopping centres. The town is predominately made up of residential communities and commercial areas, meaning it is not a known tourist spot. Yet it does …
Debrecen is Hungary’s second largest city, but it is often known as the Capital of the Great Hungarian Plain. Although it may seem as though it is a little far away from Budapest, it is well worth making the trip to experience a different side of Hungary. The city has also been labelled as the …
The land of Greece is one infused with ancient mythology and if you like archeology, history, art, and philosophy then a trip to this fascinating country is not to be missed. Greece is made up of a series of idyllic islands that are surrounded by jet blue seas and covered in dainty white buildings, and …
Sitting at the confluence of the Saint-François and Magog rivers is the lovely city of Sherbrooke. The city has a long history, with known residents dating back some 8,000 years. But it wasn’t until the 20th century that it really made its mark. Being the economic, cultural and institutional centre of the region, Sherbrooke was …
Cagliari is one of the main cities on the Italian island of Sardinia and serves as an important port and a gateway to the north coast of Africa. With a population of 154,000, Cagliari is the capital of Sardinia and is also the most important economic region of the island; it serves as a hub …
The little sister of Buenos Aires, the city of La Plata is located just an hour outside its more fast-paced sibling. As South America’s first planned city, La Plata’s intricate grid system includes diagonal streets that run through it, contributing to easy navigation but confusing intersections, and its nickname – “The City of Diagonals.” La …
Located in the heart of the Lazio region of Italy, Latina is a relatively modern city and was founded during the fascist regime of Italy in 1932. Before the city was established, this area of Lazio was largely uninhabited and was predominantly swam land until it was drained. Inhabitants of the city were originally brought …
Vicenza is a fantastic city located in the northern regions of Italy in-between Venice and Verona. As part of the Veneto region of the country, Vicenza has a long history and combines its ancient past together with its modern cosmopolitan outlook and thriving economy to create a city that has the third-largest industrial sector In …
Rosario is the third-largest city in Argentina, birthplace of Che Guevara and Lionel Messi, and home to artists and thousands of students. It’s just a 4-hour bus ride from Buenos Aires to this super livable and chilled out place full of friendly locals, known as Rosarinos, and warm, sunny weather. Located along the Paraná River, …