This bustling town in the historic Cheshire County is packed with things to offer visitors. Some of these include historic sights like the Norton Priory Museum and the Grappenhall Heys Walled Garden. Warrington is also home to a thriving retail sector with a large shopping center located at the Golden Square in the middle of …
This adorable town is filled with colorful shops, gardens overflowing with flowers, stone cottages, and quaint walking bridges. The best part? It doesn’t feel like a tourist trap. Instead of shops selling tacky souvenirs and overpriced restaurants, you’ll find shops selling local handcrafted wares and family-run establishments serving up homemade Irish meals. You’ll discover a …
If you’re looking for a city break in central Spain, Córdoba is a great choice. This beautiful provincial capital features some of the country’s best sites – from its remarkable Roman amphitheatre to medieval churches and monasteries. Explore its cobblestone streets and atmospheric squares, and take in the views from the surrounding hills. From here, …
With a rich history and modern present, Izmir is one of Turkey’s largest cities. This location should be high on your list if you happen to be in the country since it is a dynamic city with a lot to see. You may also combine your visit to Izmir with other destinations like Cappadocia or …
The character of this picture-perfect mountain village has been retained thanks to its quaint wooden houses, holiday chalets, and hotels dotting the mountainside. It also happens to be entirely car-free: visitors park their cars in Lauterbrunnen, where they catch the train that brings them to Wengen. Once in the town, it’s easy to get around …
This charming village situated on Lake Como’s eastern shore is a must-see for anyone interested in seeing a typical example of a town on the lake. It’s also one of the most well-preserved medieval villages in the entire area, with its steep cobblestone streets, porticos, and antique churches. Popular activities here include taking a walk …
The largest and capital city of Baden-Württemberg in Germany, is named after the fertile valley of Stuttgart Kessel (German for Stuttgart Cauldron). Stuttgart is located about an hour from the Black Forest on the Neckar River. It has been the seat of Counts and German Nobility for hundreds of years until the 19th Century, and …
This group of small islands in the French Caribbean is famous for its soft-sand beaches surrounded by shimmering turquoise waters. A premier island-hopping destination, each island offers visitors something different. For example, the colorful town of Pointe-à-Pitre on the island of Grande-Terre is a must-see for its vibrant street markets that reverberate with Caribbean music, …
This world-renowned seaside city is known for its upper-class and luxurious atmosphere. Empress Eugénie is famously said to have spent many of her summers here and considered it one of her favorite holiday destinations. In fact, it is because of this Empress that Biarritz went from a small fishing village to the fashionable ocean city …
Located in Cornwall, this picturesque coastal town of narrow cobbled streets and pretty harborside pubs is famous for being a haven for artists and writers, and for its great beaches. There are plenty of activities to keep you busy in St Ives – from catching a sunset cruise to walking along the cliffs and stargazing. …
