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Porfavor, haga clic aqui para traducion en Espanol.                               On the east coast of Ireland, you will find Dublin, the capital and largest city in Ireland. Its landscape is bordered by mountains and rivers. Along the river, you will find the Dublin Port, the busiest seaport in Ireland.  Dublin also has the busiest airport, Dublin Airport, serving over 21 million passengers in a year. The city is well…

                                 London is the capital and largest city in England and the United Kingdom. London is one of the leading tourist destinations and had over 65 million visitors last year. It is also home to the largest airport in the United Kingdom, London-Heathrow Airport, which handles over 80 million international passengers alone in one year. Some of the most top-visited attractions in the United Kingdom are found…

 Belfast is the largest city and the capital of Northern Ireland.  It has seen its share of conflict over the years, but the Troubles of the 1980s and 1990s are well over and the city is very safe.  The city is served by two airports, George Best Belfast City Airport and Belfast International Airport. There are a multitude of interesting things to do in see and we will cover just a few in this post.          …

Porfavor, haga clic aqui para traducion en Espanol.   The city of Southampton in England is very well known as the port entry to the country and the pit-stop to London.  However, Southampton has its own charms and excitement and should not be overlooked.  One can find all manner of amusement and entertainment here from sports to theater, from gardens to history. Stroll around the city and take in some of the beautiful and historic buildings such as the London…

 The island of Naxos in Greece may not be as well known as some of its sister islands, but that may be in its favor as there aren’t as many crowds as some others.  It is the largest of the Cycladic islands in Greece.  It’s also the greenest as Mount Zas traps the clouds and forces more rainfall.  You will find olive and citrus trees in abundance here. There are many sites to see on Naxos and we will cover…

Porfavor, haga clic aqui para traducion en Espanol.                           Amsterdam, also referred to as the “Venice of the North”, is the capital of the Netherlands. The city is known for its large number of canals, its financial influence, and its culture. Amsterdam is one of the top financial centers in Europe. There are many well-known companies that are based here, including Tesla, Uber, and Netflix. The city is home to…

Porfavor, haga clic aqui para traducion en Espanol.         Copenhagen is the capital and most populous city in Denmark. It is the governmental, cultural, and economic hub of the country. The city has many bridges, parks, promenades, and waterfronts, along with restaurants, museums, and nightclubs. Copenhagen happens to be one of the most bicycle-friendly cities in the world. The city also serves about 2 million passengers at Copenhagen Airport monthly, and also has the largest Danish seaport,…

The island of Crete in Greece is the fifth largest island in the Mediterranean Sea.  It is also the largest and most populated island in Greece.  There a number of villages and cities worth spending time in here, but the capital, Heraklion, is the largest.  The island has been inhabited for over 130,000 years and it’s the location of the first advanced civilization in Europe, the Minoans.  This city offers such sites to visit as several ruins of Minoans palaces,…

 Porfavor, haga clic aqui para traducion en Espanol.        Like many of the Greek Islands, the island of Mykonos and its principle municipality share a name.  The town of Mykonos also goes by the name Chora (which mean The Town in Greek).  This island is known for its lovely beaches, beautiful people and non-stop parties.  However, there is more to the area than that! The island’s nickname is the Island of the Wind and to that end several…

      The island or Corfu in Greece is the second largest of the Ionian Islands of Greece.  It is also known as Kerkyra.  The main city on the island is also called Corfu. This area’s history dates back to the beginning of Greek mythology.  There have been many battles fought for dominance over the island and it was home to the third largest naval powers of the 5th century BC after Athens and Corinth. Old Town is the…

Porfavor, haga clic aqui para traducion en Espanol. Rhodes, Greece, is both largest of the Dodecanese islands of Greece and the name of that island’s principle city and governing seat.  The island was also the historic home of the capital of Greece. Rhodes’ Old Town is on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list and has history ranging back 2,400 years.  Such history includes participation in the Trojan War, invasion by Persia, an alliance with Egypt,  participation in the Second Macedonian…

                 Santorini is one of the Cyclades Islands in the Aegean Sea. The island is still an active volcano and came into existence due to volcanic eruptions. Santorini is considered one of the most romantic getaway destinations in Greece, along with it being a wedding destination for locals and tourists around the world. The island is known for its culinary treats like wines and desserts, and its clear waters.          …

            Athens is the largest city in Greece and also happens to be its capital. It was known to be the center of Ancient Greece. The city is known for its art, philosophy, culture, and politics. Many refer to this city as the cradle of Western Civilization and the birthplace of democracy. Athens is one of the biggest economic centers in Southern Europe, which is home to the biggest passenger seaport in Europe, the Port…

  Piraeus, Greece, is the port city that serves Athens.  Piraeus actually has three ports: Port of Piraeus (the chief port in Greece also known as Kantharos), the Bay of Zea, and the harbor of Mikrolimano.  As you can imagine, this area is steeped in history and here are many things to do and see here, but we will only be able to cover a few highlights in this post. The Port of Piraeus is the largest passenger port in…

           Paris, the capital of France, is a major European tourist destination. This city is known for its art, fashion, and culture. Two of the most well-known landmarks in the world is located in Paris, the Eiffel Tower and the Notre-Dame cathedral. If you are planning to travel here, the largest airport in France is located in Paris, Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. It is also the second busiest airport in Europe.          Located on the Champ de Mars…

  Porfavor, haga clic aqui para traducion en Espanol.          Naples is the third largest city in Italy aNafter Rome and Milan.  History, cuisine, and beautiful views reign supreme here.  It has a large port and plays host to major cruise lines who stop here to let their visitors roam these historical streets.      The National Archeological Museum features ancient Roman artifacts as well as Grecian and Renaissance items.              Very close to the port you will find the Castel…

  Porfavor, haga clic aqui para traducion en Espanol.                              Rome, Italy, is so full of points of interest that it’s impossible to discuss but a very few in this short overview.  There is so much to do and see in the bustling city of almost 3,000,000 people that we will present a few examples of several types of attractions. First, let’s explore some of the ancient Roman sites.  Of course, there is the Colosseum which was built to provide enjoyment…

Porfavor, haga clic aqui para traducion en Espanol.                                    Known mainly as the cruise port that services Rome, the city of Civitavecchia is a destination unto itself although it is part of the larger Metropolitan City of Rome. Here you can find an array of experiences dealing with history, the sea, cuisine, faith, and nature.  Beginning in the actual port you will see what is commonly referred to at Michelangelo’s Fort in English.  Commissioned by Pope Julius II, who laid the…

                                    Anaheim, CA is located in Southern California, right outside of Los Angeles. It is home to the Disneyland Theme Park and Resort, Anaheim Convention Center, pro sports teams like The Anaheim Ducks ice hockey team and the Los Angeles Angels baseball team. The Honda Center and Angels Stadium where these teams play are all located in Anaheim. The city is only a short ride of 30 minutes to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and approximately 40 minutes to the…

              Los Angeles, California, also known as the “City of Angels”, is the largest city in the state of California. It’s ethnic diversity, beaches, and Hollywood entertainment industry draws you in. They have the busiest airport on the West Coast, Los Angeles International Airport or better known as LAX, handled over 88 million passengers in 2019 alone. The Port of Los Angeles is also a main stop for many different cruise ships and cargo.       Universal Studios…

New York City is the most populous city in the United States and is considered the largest metropolitan area in the world. It is made up of five boroughs, Manhattan being its core. It is densely populated and among the worlds major commercial, financial, and cultural centers. New York City has a vast majority of transportation locations, such as the Port Authority Bus Terminal, John F. Kennedy International Airport, Newark Liberty International Airport, LaGuardia Airport, The Staten Island Ferry, and…

The city of San Francisco, California, is full of iconic images and places to visit.  Regardless of whether you like art, history, culture, cuisine, beaches, gardens, or science there is something for you to do here.  Why not try something new while you’re here as well? Golden Gate Park might be considered the Central Park of the West Coast.         It’s a huge expanse that contains not only green space, but such attractions as the Conservatory of Flowers, It…

Located nine miles from San Juan Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport, or as it’s unofficially known San Juan Airport, is Old San Juan.  This area is also about a 9-minute walk from Port-O-Call, the cruise port in San Juan. This picturesque area is home to shops, restaurants, and loads of history!  There are even original cobblestone streets that are paved with blue stones.              You can check out not one, but two Spanish forts built to…

Situated about 20 minutes from SeaTac Airport and about 13 minutes from the Port of Seattle, you’ll find downtown Seattle.  The city is home to numerous attractions and there truly is something for everyone.  You can find interesting history, great cuisine, amazing museums, national sport teams, eclectic music, beautiful parks and other natural areas, and lots of coffee houses! For history, Pioneer Square is a must.  Here historic buildings house art galleries, shops, restaurants, hotels and other points of interest. …

Galveston is an island city on the Gulf Coast of Texas. It is known for its top tourist destinations and the  Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier on the south shore. It truly has something for everyone, from historic landmark, beaches, Moody Gardens, where giant glass pyramids house sharks, monkeys and other animals.         If you love to explore rich historic culture, don’t miss out on checking out Galveston’s 14 museums and over 20 art galleries. Whether you are looking…

Houston is the most populous city in the U.S. state of Texas, extending to Galveston Bay. When driving down the streets of downtown Houston, there is an impression that the heart of the city is full of corporate offices and restaurants. However, do not be fooled because downtown Houston has a lot to offer in terms of entertainment for Houstonians during the daytime and the nighttime. Market Square Park, the original heart of community activity in downtown Houston, is once again…

Boston is the capital and has the most population in the state of Massachusetts. It is one of the oldest cities in the United States, founded in 1630. The city played a key role in the American Revolution and has many historic sites around the city.  Fenway Park is home to the city’s American League Baseball team, Boston Red Sox. The stadium was built in 1912 and it is the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball history, also named on…

Baltimore is a city built on tradition and civic pride. It is Maryland’s largest city and is known for its beautiful Inner Harbor. This city is known for its unique museums, well-renowned medical centers, and its historical destinations. The National Aquarium is a non-profit organization, which opened in 1981. They are ranked one of the nation’s top three aquariums with over 51 million visitors since its opening. The aquarium is home to more than 20,000 fish, amphibians, birds, reptiles, and…

Travel about 25 minutes west and north from Port Miami or about 25 minutes west and north from Miami International Airport and you will find the area of Doral and Sweetwater. This community is very diverse and offers activities for everyone from high-end shopping to parks and green spaces for relaxing.  There are festivals to attend, music performances to enjoy, and even comedy to revel in.  The downtown area offers shopping, restaurants, and entertainment in many forms. The most prominent…