Historical Sites

If you think the Costa del Sol is soulless, you clearly haven’t been to Málaga. Loaded with history and brimming with a youthful vigour that proudly a… Read the rest

At the foot of the Alcazaba hill is a Roman amphitheatre, which dates back to 1BC and was discovered by chance in 1951. Parts of the tiered seating, t… Read the rest

Twenty-eight miles north of Malaga, Antequera has an astonishingly rich Heritage. Today it is an attractive and lively provincial town with plenty of… Read the rest

Cartagena de Indias is one of the most visited cities in the Americas: tourists flock to the ‘Jewel of the Indies’ to enjoy Cartagena’s Caribbean clim… Read the rest

The iconic palenqueras – Afro-Colombian women in bright dresses selling fruit in Cartagena’s plazas – are internationally recognised as a symbol of th… Read the rest

Stretched along the Catawba River on the South Carolina fall line, Landsford Canal State Park is home to the well-preserved remains of the canal syste… Read the rest

Beacon Hill, one of the oldest and most picturesque neighborhoods in the United States, is a thriving residential community and a popular tourist dest… Read the rest

<p><span style="font-size: 14pt;">The <strong>Confeitaria Colombo</strong> (Colombo Confectionery), founded in 1854,… Read the rest

Named in honor of emperor Constantine the Great, Constantine is often referred to as the “City of Bridges” due to the numerous picturesque bridges con… Read the rest

This city 500 km south of Moscow is not the most obvious choice for a trip, but Voronezh has plenty to offer: from the first Russian warship built by… Read the rest