Category Archives: Historical Travel

If you want to get away for the holidays and really enjoy something special, here’s a tour you should consider – 5 days of Awesomeness in Turkey.

The legacies of the Hittites, Greeks, Romans, Christian apostles, Byzantines, Ottoman Turks & the other civilizations that have called this land home have made Turkey into a vast outdoor museum full of beautiful, intriguing sites.

A trip to Egypt has been something I’ve dreamed about since I was a child and watched excitedly on television as they explored the Treasures of Tutankhamun on National Geographic in the 1970′s.

I received an invitation from a friend to explore the wine, food and activities of the trending Czech Republic via Prague and South Moravia.

Beirut is definitely 21st century, but take a trip outside this bustling metropolis, and centuries of history come into view.

Earlier this year, before her 1st birthday, my daughter had the opportunity to visit the real home of Santa Claus.

It is worth noting that there hundreds of different markets in and around Germany. Clearly, some are more well-known than others, and they moreover vary in size.

Travelers of the Dark Ages had to consider many factors before travelling. Their lives were usually at stake.

Prague is a staggeringly beautiful gem of a city full of architectural wonders, an open air UNESCO World Heritage museum in which over 1500 of the city’s 3500 buildings have been appointed as cultural monuments.