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Hot Spots in Magnificent Mozambique

Over the years, Mozambique has earned a marred reputation due to its civil wars, natural disasters, and colonialism. Twenty-five years after its most widely known conflict ended, however, this country has emerged as one of the most satisfying ... Read More >

Castle Chillon in Veytaux, Switzerland

Castle Chillon in Veytaux, Switzerland - The way Castle Chillon looks today is nothing compared to its early years. Many renovations and additions have been made over the centuries of its existence to create the grand estate you can visit ... Read More >

A Visitor’s Guide to Mexico City, Mexico

A Visitor's Guide to Mexico City, Mexico - Mexico City is a history-lover's dream: culture, heritage, exquisite cuisines, and historical monuments abound in this city that was built over top of Tenochtitlan, the capital of the Aztecs. In the ... Read More >

A Bucket List Visit to the True Italy – Tarquinia

Italy is certainly on the list of many travelers who long to see the world. This can be evidenced by the scores of tourists you'll bump into on the crowded streets of Rome. But if the idea of being shoved along en masse down the streets of Florence ... Read More >

Castle Porrona – Tuscany, Italy

Porrona Village was built around the 1100s, and for five hundred years this region belonged to the two largest Sienese families of nobility, the Tolomeis and the Piccolominis. In 1894, a French noble, Pietro de Rochefort, purchased the village and ... Read More >

Amberley Castle – West Sussex, England

Amberley Castle's lands were given to Bishop Wilfrid as a gift from Caedwalla the King of Wessex in 683. The buildings that are now part of the castle originated as a log-framed lodge built by Bishop Luffa in 1103 as a respite for hunting. The next ... Read More >

Deception Island – Southern Antarctica

As its name suggests, this is one island that's not what it appears. Its interior port lies protected by a landmass in the shape of a horseshoe and has afforded safe harbor when sailors have found themselves lost in the sometimes tumultuous seas ... Read More >

Bothwell Lodge – Sedalia, Missouri

If you have ever complained about the costs of cooling your home on those warm and muggy summer days, it might behoove you to take note of the architectural design of the Bothwell House in Sedalia that was built above a natural cave system that ... Read More >

Paris Sewer Museum – Paris, France

Since the 1200s, sewers have been a staple of Parisian life. It was during this time that King Philippe Auguste ordered the streets to be paved and for a drainage system to be built. Covering these sewers would be introduced during the reign of ... Read More >