Boston is an ideal destination for history buffs, outdoor enthusiasts, foodies and anyone who likes to do things their own way. The city has over 150,000 students in institutions of higher learning and is home to the first university in the United States – Harvard. Among the many firsts in America, there are five major things that made their inceptions ... [Read more]
As one of the largest cities in Europe, Madrid offers an array of attractions like no other city in Spain. The world-famous museums in the city’s artistic Golden Triangle, the 16th-century squares, and the delicious little dishes called tapas make Madrid more than a destination with depths of culture and history. A two-hour flight from London and ... [Read more]
Every year at the end of November, town squares around Europe are transformed into Christmas markets or Christkindlesmarkt (Christ child market). From Krakow, Poland to Stuttgart, Germany, these big and small squares surrounded by old buildings and cobblestone streets are adorned with festive lights and Christmas décor. Visitors can explore the ... [Read more]
Holiday celebrations include cleaning, cooking, decorating, wrapping, baking and don't forget shopping and more shopping. To make it easy for you, here are our top five shopping destinations for the holidays. Five: Paris For the art collectors and family members who love a unique piece of art, head over to Paris for your holiday shopping. Meet with ... [Read more]
One of the most innovative cruise ships and largest ship in the world, the Norwegian Breakaway is making the Big Apple its home. This 4,028 passengers and 1,595 crew members ship will set sail from New York City’s King’s Wharf to Bermuda in May 2013. New York City offers visitors endless places to visit, all types of ethnic cuisines, and ... [Read more]
