Regarding the best places to live in the United States, expect to find Virginia among the top contenders. The Mother of Presidents is known for its scenic natural landscape, as most states around the mid-Atlantic area, temperate climate, vast cultural diversity, and more. This is one of those all-inclusive states that remain appealing to everyone …
Vietnam, also known as Viet Nam or the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, is the easternmost country in Southeast Asia and is highly frequented by tourists, especially backpackers, from around the world. Vietnam is strategically bordered with several other countries of importance in the tourist trail of SE Asia, some of which are Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, …
Connecticut, also known as The Nutmeg State, is a small state in the New England region in northeastern part of the United States. Although a part of New England, it is considered a part of the ‘Tristate area’ along with New York and New Jersey because of its proximity to both. The state is known …
Wreathed in vineyards in Baden-Württemberg, Freiburg is a Medieval university city on the edge of the Black Forest. The minster has to be the first thing you see in Freiburg, and you’ll want to view this Gothic marvel and its marvellous tower from every angle. The city is one of Germany’s most liveable, and the …
An industrial giant in the Ruhr, Duisburg is still Germany’s largest steel-producing city when a lot of the other heavy industry in the region has powered down. Helping to transport Duisburg’s tonnage is the largest river port in the world, situated at the confluence of the Rhine and the Ruhr. The inner harbour, which cuts …
The USA’s ninth largest state is just slightly larger than the total area of the UK! Oregon is one of the country’s most geographically diverse states, what with its coastline, mountains, forests, valleys and high desert. Thanks to these natural features, Oregon is a popular tourist destination. As a result of its vast range of …
With the state capital, Boise, set right in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, it is fair to say that Idaho is an adventure state. With almost unlimited outdoor activities to explore, fishing and rafting are ever-popular pastimes of Idahoans. Not only this but with Yellowstone National Park, Craters of the Moon National Monument and …
Named after Great Britain’s King George II, Georgia is one of the most diverse states in the United States. The state is known for its scenic coastline, immovable mountain peaks, and rich history. Home to Coca-Cola, Georgia seeps of southern charm while you take a walk along the cobblestone streets of Savannah. The state houses 47 …
In Medieval times the Weser River brought Europe to Bremen’s door, and the city grew in stature as a Free Hanseatic City from the 12th Century. Sea trade has always been in Bremen’s blood, and from the 17th century exotic products like coffee started arriving. Germany’s first ever coffee house opened in Bremen in the …
A jewel in the crown of Central America, Belize is one of the topmost tourist attractions of the region. Formerly known as the colony of British Honduras, the country is beautifully perched between Mexico and Guatemala, and is the only country with English as the official language in Central America. Belize is highly recognized among …