Siena is a charming medieval city nestled in the hills of Tuscany, Italy. Surrounded by a 1,000-year-old fortified wall and with a World Heritage UNESCO historic center in the heart of the city, Siena is a city worth visiting. Because of its convenient central location, Siena is a great place to use as a home base for an adventure in Tuscany – ideal for many day trips to other towns in t[...]
A photo journey of the Eternal City. CASTEL SANT’ANGELO Located only a short walk away from Vatican City the Castel Sant'Angelo was originally built as a mausoleum for Emperor Hadrian and his family. As the eras of Rome’s history, so did the Castel: it became a fortress, a prison, a castle and is now a museum. Wander through its ancient walls, see the passages and former pris[...]
Located on the Tiber River and only a short stroll from Vatican City, the stunning Castel Sant’ Angelo is an iconic monument to the city's rich history. The Castel Sant’ Angelo was originally built as a mausoleum for the Roman Emperor Hadrian in AD 130, lending to its alternative name of the Mausoleum of Hadrian, then later converted into a papal fortress, a prison, a private residence[...]
Under a stark blue sky, the Convento do Carmo is a reminder of devastation left by the 1775 earthquake that hit Lisbon. Explore this majestic site, where you can wander around the Gothic ruins juxtaposed by contemporary sculptures and a small yet amazing museum on Lisbon’s history. Located between the Chiado and Bairro Alto districts of the Portuguese capital, the Convento do Carmo s[...]
Panoramic views, tile-covered facades, and pastéis de nata. Lisbon, the legendary Portuguese city, has become a very popular place, drawing visitors from all over the world with its beautiful architecture, historic sites, food, and it’s sunny days. The ancient city is famous for the many Miradouros, where locals enjoy sprawling views over Lisbon. Most of the Miradouros have a litt[...]
Whether you're an art lover, history buff, or prefer the beauty of engineering, these Smithsonian museums are engaging for everyone. The Smithsonian, founded in 1846, houses 21 museums and the National Zoo, making it the world's largest museum complex. With over 154 million items in its collection, we have compiled some of our favorites which shouldn’t be missed while visiting the w[...]
Boasting amazing sites and unique experiences, South Dakota has something for everyone. South Dakota is filled with natural and unspoiled beauty that will leave you in awe. It's no wonder that this state epitomizes the classic feel of the American West, a wild and wonderful place. Often referred to as "the land of infinite variety", South Dakota is the perfect state for those looking[...]
A DC museum that’s home to forward-thinking exhibitions. The Renwick Gallery is located only a few steps away from the White House in the heart of Washington DC. It’s a perfect pit stop for those who are visiting the area, especially during the summer. Named after the architect, the Renwick is one of the prettiest locations in the city; this museum is housed in a 160-year-old bu[...]
The most iconic building in Barcelona. Located in Barcelona, La Sagrada Familia is a 19th century Roman Catholic church and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The construction of the cathedral started in 1882 and to date has still not been finished; repeat visitors have the pleasure to watch how over the years Sagrada Familia has evolved - giving them a new experience with each visit. Eve[...]
Labyrinthian streets, terracotta roofs and panoramic viewpoints – Alfama is one of the best neighborhoods to explore in Lisbon. Alfama is the oldest and most picturesque neighborhood in Lisbon, so it shouldn’t be a surprise that is packed with tourists snapping photos all around and walking its labyrinthian streets. This iconic neighborhood is ideal for your stay as it is essential[...]
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