Just an hour from major English destinations such as Bath and the Cotswolds, spunky Cardiff offers a taste of Welsh flavors that will leave you… Continue reading
Last year I spent two weeks on a Mediterranean cruise, filming a one-hour TV show that will present an honest look at the pros and… Continue reading
On my last visit to Tallinn, while I was admiring the view from the terrace atop the city walls, a kindly middle-aged man approached. From… Continue reading
You’ll pay more to ride the Eiffel Tower elevator, and Uber may not be your best option.
The nations are improving tourism infrastructures and adding exhibits to well-known sights.
Sweden, Norway and Finland have embarked on many urban, cultural and transit projects.
With new sights to see, the country’s as exquisite — and exasperating — as ever.
The city gives you an excellent taste of life as it’s actually lived by the Portuguese.
They provide tranquil and often economical sleeping quarters and access to cultural heritage.
The dynamic city has a great story to tell, and people who excel at telling it.
The three cities provide a look at the Moorish influence on Spanish culture.
You can blame my Norwegian heritage, but I’m not so hot on the Swedish countryside. Even so, you can’t say you’ve seen Sweden if you’ve… Continue reading
Journeys through Norway fjord country and Switzerland’s Golden Pass are two of the best.
Where travelers can find memories of the city’s dark history: The 1917 Russian Revolution.
The long-Austrian, now-Italian region of South Tirol is one of Europe’s main crossroads.
The sights include the church where the first Protestant service took place in 1521.
Don’t let the fear of pickpockets keep you from traveling. Here’s how to keep your valuables safe.
Tucked into a far corner of Europe, just two hours north of Lisbon, is one of my favorite beach towns: Nazare, a Portuguese fishing town… Continue reading
It’s the best way to connect with the nation’s farmers and artisans.
