Italy is mostly known for its tourism. However, this article stresses that in Italy, some of the most beautiful aspects are overlooked and in the population itself. The main topics touched upon are Community and Family, Linguistic Diversity, Friendliness, Political Involvement, and the many little shops and stores that are in smaller towns and bigger cities. It doesn't discourage the reader from taking part in more touristy activities but instead encourages them also to visit more small towns and little shops to immerse themselves more in local life. | Read More →

Edinburgh is one of the most charming and culturally rich cities in Europe. The capital of Scotland is filled with history and tradition in the most beautiful setting through all the seasons. Let's check out some of the fascinating and gorgeous highlights on offer in Edinburgh. | Read More →

Located in southern Italy near some of the country’s best known attractions, the Amalfi coast is an 11-hectare slice of heaven. Towns along the coast offer everything from sunshine to stunning views in generous measure. This piece explores some of the attractions that the coast is famous for, and explains how visitors can get there. | Read More →

If you are looking for the perfect travel destination for your next holiday, look no further than the Amalfi Coast. This stunning slice of paradise has a lot to offer, from friendly people and great local food to charming villages everywhere you turn. This article takes a look at where the Amalfi Coast is, how you can get there and what you will find when you visit. | Read More →

One of the most important and intriguing archaeological sites in Europe can be found in the northwest corner of France. The over 3,000 huge standing stones near Carnac have fascinated archeologists and tourists for centuries. This article offers an overview of the site and suggests some intriguing theories as to why they were built. | Read More →

Europe's smallest countries can be difficult to locate on a map. However, these diminutive nations have played an important role in European history, and they continue to maintain their independence and uniqueness in an age of increasing global homogeneity. Plus, they're fascinating places to visit. This article provides a brief introduction to Europe's smallest countries: Andorra, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, San Marino and Vatican City. The article shares key information about each country, such as size, population, interesting facts and major attractions. | Read More →