Jan. 27, 2018: Scenes in the Alfama, Lisbon
A few scenes from Lisbon's oldest, and perhaps most famous, neighborhood.
A few scenes from Lisbon's oldest, and perhaps most famous, neighborhood.
After first thoughts of visiting 45 years ago, PortMoresby finally arrives in Egypt. This week begins the story of this long-postponed adventure.
Jonathan L explores the islands, forts and ferries of Puget Sound.
At least one Berlin construction project is on schedule: the reproduction of the old imperial City Palace in central Berlin.
PortMoresby takes a long stroll around a part of Rome missed on previous visits, the Forum & Palatine Hill.
The castle where Richard the Lion-Hearted died is for sale; the local mayor hopes the new owner will bring tourists to it.
PHeymont revisits Strasbourg Cathedral and the details, large and small, that make it unique.
The solution to last week's travel puzzle was the Fight 93 Memorial, which commemorates a plane crash on September 11, 2001. George G shares photos and memories of his visit.
France is filled with many beautiful villages, and they compete for the title. PHeymont visits two past winners from Alsace, and shares the view.
Sintra is one of Portugal's top tourism attractions, and its two very different National Palaces are a big part of the draw.
George G shares a visit to two of the newer memorials in Washington DC, those dedicated to the memory of Martin Luther King Jr and President Franklin Roosevelt.
PHeymont continues his exploration of Paris's largest and most famous cemeteries.
Paul Hunter takes us to The Shambles, a historic area of York filled with specialty shops and Christmas sights.
Gumbo was visiting the beautiful group of monuments at Khajuraho, India. This is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is an admixture of Hindu and Jain temples. The site is especially known for its detailed sculptures.
On an early morning visit to a neighbor of the Acropolis, SeeSaw has a view of history as well as beauty.