The region known today as the Hampton Roads Area is made up of not only the large natural harbor, into which five rivers flow, but of the peninsula to the north that extends southeast from Williamsburg, and the Tidewater area between the mouth of the harbor and the Atlantic Ocean. On the peninsula are the …
There are thirty-seven beaches on the beautiful Caribbean island of St. Martin/St. Maarten with locations almost evenly divided between the French and Dutch owned sides of the area. Although both languages are “officially” used, English is almost universally spoken. The American dollar is the currency of choice on the Dutch side of the island.
Located on the south east coast of Scotland, Edinburgh is the capital city and home of the Scottish government. Though it is smaller than Glasgow, the population of Edinburgh doubles during the month of August, which is when the city hosts the International Edinburgh Festival.
Mobile Bay is where modern development meets Gulf Coast living. It’s a relaxing lifestyle steeped in history, festivals, fresh seafood, and deeply connected to the outdoors and the Gulf of Mexico.
The historic center of Siena, Tuscany has been named is a World Heritage Site. It is one of the most popular Italian tourist destinations. The local Duomo is one of the country’s finest Gothic cathedrals. Its main facade was completed in 1380.
Chicago’s great magic lies in its mix: sophisticated yet friendly, and bustling city streets adjacent to sparkling Lake Michigan. Plus, the stunning year-round array of things to do along with its plethora of free activities, make Chicago the perfect destination for any vacation!
Atlantic City is a thriving tourist destination offering world-renowned casinos and hotels, brand name restaurants, unique attractions, headliner entertainment, championship golf, relaxing spas, elite shopping and much more. Year-round, Atlantic City is a favorite vacation destination for more than 33 million visitors, located within one day’s drive of a third of the population of the …
A truly ancient castle dating back to medieval times, doomed to be a constant bone of contention through the centuries due to its unique strategic position. Situated right on the border between Romagna and Marche regions, Montegridolfo lies on the border of the lands belonging to two noble families, the Malatesta of Rimini and the Montefeltro, …
