Every American kid should visit Washington DC, the nation’s capital at least once before they grow up. It is the place where they can experience the country’s history, culture, politics and the government. Washington DC provides lots of free places to visit and parents with kids can walk to all the famous landmarks without the need to pay for ... [Read more]
York is a four-hour drive or a two-hour train ride from London. It is England’s most fascinating historic city and its history can be traced back to Constantine the Great, the Roman Emperor. This walled city is filled with narrow alleyways, pedestrian cobblestone walkways, historic buildings, ancient ruins and old churches – one of which is the ... [Read more]
Is it time to check off Rome from your travel bucket list this year? Rome took fourth place in the Top 10 Cities in Europe: Readers’ Choice Awards 2014. The Eternal City is nine hours five minutes flight from New York City and served by over 90 airlines. You definitely can’t see everything in Rome in one trip but you can use Travelmath’s top 5 ... [Read more]
Aruba is not only incredibly scenic, this “One Happy Island” is friendly and the sun, sea and sand need no introductions. You can fly from most cities in the United States to Aruba within five hours. It is two hours 46 minutes from Miami, three hours 57 minutes from Atlanta and four hours 32 minutes from Houston. Let’s explore five hidden treasures ... [Read more]
Lucerne is 33 miles from Zurich and 77 miles from Switzerland’s capital city Bern. Nestled between Lake Lucerne and the Swiss Alpine peaks, Lucerne offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty, old world charm, and modern design wizardry. Known as Luciaria, meaning lights in Latin since 840 A.D., today this City of Lights is the seventh largest city ... [Read more]
