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Sorrento On the northern side of the Amalfi Coast is the town of Sorrento, which is famous for its stunning scenery, gorgeous buildings, and coastal walks. A large portion of Sorrento’s economy is based on tourism, although it is also famous for producing Limoncello. It is definitely worth visiting the cathedral of Sorrento, which was...Read More

Dalt Vila UNESCO site In the 16th century, Charles V built strong Renaissance fortifications around Ibiza Town’s highest and oldest parts. As well as fighting off Berber pirates, the walls also served to deter French invasions. Check out the seven bastions, each with a different story to tell, while taking a look around the fortifications....Read More

Great Wall of China (Mutianyu section) Beijing’s Great Wall is one of the most well-known and iconic landmarks in the world, let alone in Beijing, as it is a testament to Imperial China’s ingenuity and colossal architectural prowess. Since it’s so huge, it’s best to see it in tiny sections, each of which offers a...Read More

Akaroa and the Banks Peninsula On the South Island, just east of Christchurch, Akaroa is a small town situated on the Banks Peninsula. You can immerse yourself in local Kiwi culture, including learning about the island’s history and tasting its famous coffee and pie. Among the native wildlife in the harbour town are rare Hector’s...Read More

Sentosa Island There is no denying that Sentosa Island is a tourist hub because there are so many activities on offer there. With its shopping malls, casinos, nature walks, and Resorts World Sentosa, Sentosa aims to appeal to everyone. Families and casual visitors alike can enjoy the Universal Studios Theme Park in this region. In...Read More

Old Town Bucharest Old Town is only a decade old, making it the youngest Old Town in the world! Locals and tourists alike were hoping to enjoy some social drinking in the Old Centre, it is known as Centru Vechi. Editorial credit: Nataliia Sokolovska / Shutterstock.com Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum It’s one of the...Read More

Guatemala City is perfectly balanced and with something always going on. The cultural hive of Guatemala wears the true essence of Latin America on its sleeve. A relatively modern city with a generous handful of ancient history in the shape of Mayan villages, temples and monuments. A landscape diverse enough to hike a volcano before...Read More

A town entirely built around a castle, you can bank on Windsor for a royal serving.  If you visit on a weekend, there is a steady chance HM the Queen will be in the area too! Keep an eye out for the Royal Standard flag whilst doing the rounds of historic chapels and riverside tea...Read More

A visit to Peru will leave you with more questions than answers. Home to one of the 7 Wonders of the World, as well as a dozen more enigmas, are you prepared to be left digging for an explanation?  A haven for nature and history enthusiasts, there is no better place to explore the wonders...Read More

Welcome to Penang, the humble island with a giant personality!  Nicknamed the “Pearl of the Orient”, don’t leave a pebble unturned in this multicultural lucky dip. UNESCO World Heritage Zones of Chinese clan temples and British stately homes close enough to borrow a cup of sugar. A street that feels like the other side of...Read More