Gloucestershire is everything people love about rural England. The county is rich in history, idyllic landscapes, architecture, the list goes on. Rising in the centre of Gloucestershire are the Cotswolds, limestone hills of incomparable natural beauty, sheltering gorgeous towns and villages, all built with a yellowy stone that resembles nothing else. Gloucester is a fitting …
In England’s West Country, Dorset is a rural place without a single city. But what Dorset does have is the most romantic countryside and heroic coastal landscapes that make up the UNESCO-listed Jurassic Coast. Wherever you go there’s always something memorable to see close by. On the sea are atmospheric ports, perfect sandy beaches, massive …
The great city of Knoxville is nestled in the state of Tennessee where it is also blessed by an abundance of beautiful surrounding landmarks like the Tennessee River, the gorgeous Great Smoky Mountains, and the equally breathtaking Great Smoky Mountains National Park. You can learn all about the history and culture of Tennessee on a …
Utah is an adventure travelers dream. The state is made up of sprawling red deserts, giant lakes, national forests, and scenery that looks like it belongs on another planet. It’s no wonder that many visitors, both domestic and international, list Utah as one of the must-see destinations for those who love the outdoors. Utah’s highlights …
One of the Home Counties, Berkshire’s bucolic rural scenery coupled with being close to London makes it a place where most people will pay handsomely for property. The county can be extremely fancy, and has been home to royalty since the early 1100s when Windsor Castle was built. The presence of royalty can be felt …
The City of Durham is one of those magical places that outdoes itself at every turn, and merits the trip to this county by itself. After seeing every historic site and seeing the tomb of Venerable Bede and the treasure of St Cuthbert, you’ll be wiser about England’s mysterious years before the Normans came. Two …
Covering over 46,000 square miles, Pennsylvania has coastline, mountain ranges, bustling cities, and vast rolling farmlands. Wherelse can you tie on a bonnet and explore the state’s famous Amish Country with your loved one? Or realize your wildest chocolate fantasies at Hershey Park, where the sweet-flavored magic happens? You could say ‘the keystone state’ has …
Modesto means ‘Modest’ in Spanish, and in many ways this has remained a fitting name for this humble and unassuming city. Many visitors to the region will not realize, for example, that they are witnessing a little bit of American pop culture, as Modesto is actually the hometown of the filmmaker George Lucas, and inspired …
San Bernardino is perhaps most famous for lying along Route 66, probably one of the most iconic roads in the entire world. The city is so indebted to the road, that there is even an annual festival held in its honor, although is by no means the only thing happening in San Bernardino. The city …
The capital of the state of Iowa, Des Moines is a place that mixes the old and the new. If you take a trip here, you will find quirky and unexpected attractions such as the breathtaking Pappajohn Sculpture Park, mixed with historical landmarks like the State Capitol building. As well as historic gems like museums …