Porto or Oporto, Portugal’s second largest city is one of the oldest cities in Europe. Located in Northern Portugal, along the Douro River, it is easy to fly to Porto from major European cities. It’s only an hour flight from Madrid and a two-hour flight from London. You need to be quite fit to walk the sloping cobbled streets of Porto’s old ... [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]
Wish summer was longer? Perhaps you can stretch summer a little longer this year by taking a trip to destinations with a tropical climate. You can even take road trips to some of these destinations. Here are Travelmath’s 5 places to spend endless summer days: One: Key West Key West has a tropical maritime climate with average daytime winter temperatures ... [Read more]
From cheap street food stalls and food courts to Michelin starred and traditional restaurants, variety awaits you in Asia. Asia is where foods like sushi (Japan), pad thai (Thailand), satay (Malaysia), Hainanese rice (Singapore), dim sum (Hong Kong) and bulgogi (Korea) were created. Food and travel go hand-in-hand. The English writer, Virginia Woolf ... [Read more]
Just because you became parents doesn’t mean you have to give up traveling or cruising. In fact we have done it recently and would like to give you 7 tips for cruising with children under two that will help you travel and cruise with ease and confidence. One: Potty trained or not here I come If you have been on a cruise you know swimming pools, ... [Read more]
