Visiting Europe

Once known as Avenue Adolphe, this important thoroughfare in Luxembourg City has been known since 1925 (with a break in World War Two) as Avenue de la Liberté; these names reflect historical developments in the Grand Duchy.

Bulgaria will surely fascinate history lovers and people who want to see an authentic culture and nature. The country is even more attractive now when some of the most popular tourist destinations in the world simply closed their borders for international tourists.

Noted for extensive catacombs, St. Patrick's Church, facing Soho Square Gardens, London, England, dates from 1893, the work of John Kelly. It is noted for a number of interesting features, including its unusual, elongated shape and its conspicuous tower. It has a strong musical tradition.

Inaugurated in 1950, the reservoir area known in German — the local, official language — as the Wesertalsperre is a focus for healthy, outdoor activities; it also may be said to recall obliquely the institutional fluidities of contemporaneous developments in Belgium.

With an imposing frontage and a small octagonal tower, the French Protestant Church in London overlooks Soho Square. Executed in terracotta to the design of Sir Aston Webb (1849-1930), the building was completed in 1893. The congregation itself dates from 1550, founded under the reign of Edward VI.

The grounds of Kasteel Eijsden in Limburg, The Netherlands, contain mature landscaping and make for peaceful scenes close to the Maas and Voer rivers, while these rivers have some tumultuous, historical associations.

In Soho Square, London, England, its market cross centrepiece is a heritage building dating from 1926, in Tudor Revival style.

This hub is about a short visit of mine to southern Italy, it's beauty and mischievous lifestyle is what I have loved about it.

A short article detailing the history of the Abruzzo, a rugged and rural region of Italy.

At Robinson College, Cambridge, on Bin Brook, Thorneycreek is an Arts and Crafts building dating from 1895. The College grounds give a strong sense of tranquility and seclusion.

How to get Italian citizenship jure sanguinis (by descent), through naturalization, and through marriage. Discover the benefits of having Italian Dual Citizenship and what an Italian passport benefit you.

How I enjoyed walking for 112 km along the classical French Way from Sarria to Santiago.

Designed by Aston Webb and completed in 1910, the imposing Admiralty Arch, close to London's Trafalgar Square, The Mall and Whitehall, was once the official residence of First Sea Lord The Earl Mountbatten.

The domed Église Saint-Vincent at Liège, Belgium dates from 1930, the work of architect Robert Toussaint. It variously exhibits Neo-Byzantine, Art Deco and Modernist styles. Its proximity to the Meuse River makes it a memorable footfall in the consciousness of visitors to the city.

Calm as a millpond — seemingly sometimes — but the rough weather off the port of Calais, France is a constant down the centuries.

One of the University of Brighton's main buildings is Mithras House, overlooking Lewes Road, Brighton, East Sussex, England. The structure dates from 1939. The University was chartered in 1992, but its origins lie in a School of Art founded in 1858 at the Royal Pavilion.

Audus-le-Tiche, in eastern France, exhibits lush transformations at a former industrial site.

Another article for all travel enthusiasts and people who enjoy reading about other countries and looking at nice photos in the process.

I had a great time in London, would love to visit again soon.

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The beautiful and imposing capital of Scotland has been the site of a settlement since at least the Bronze Age as archaeological remains found on Castle Rock prove.

As an American living in Spain for 2 years, I was introduced with a different way of life and a different language. This is how I discovered breaking through the language barrier.

Vera Kholodnaya who was born in Odessa, was the first silent movie star of Russia. While visiting Odessa I saw her statue. This life size boronze statue was elegant and somehow sad. I wanted to know more about the artist so I read and read...

Two summers ago, I visited Paris for the first time, leaving with many great memories and breathtaking pictures to tell my journey...

The story of John Chiesly AKA 'Johnny One-Arm'. An infamous figure in Edinburgh folklore before, during and long after his death.

One of the most famous ghost stories from the Old Town of Edinburgh from one of the city's most haunted places.

During a three city, one week trip to the amazing Andalusia region of Southern Spain in January, I was charmed by the aura and charm of Cordoba, a compact history rich city easy to explore as a day trip or overnight stay. It brings back wonderful memories that I am glad I can share.

In England's London Borough of Southwark is London South Bank University, a now mature seat of learning with its origins in the 19th century; a short travelling distance from its site at Elephant and Castle are various cultural and architectural visitor attractions.

The former St. Andrew's Hall, Reading is reputed to have been the first university residence dedicated to women students in England outside London. Executed in red brick, its history is associated with various distinguished personalities.

Luso-American Author, C. De Melo, describes how life in Italy has changed during the COVID19 Quarantine.

Almost everyone wishes to go on a Europe trip at least once in their lifetime. But here, instead of talking about the top-rated destinations, I've described some of the less-known and underrated places in Europe. What is your dream European destination?

The old romantic legend of High Provence known as La Mort D’imbert is retold from a medieval excerpt in the “Athenaeum of Forcalquier” written by Eugène Plauchud, a pharmacist and poet (1831 – 1909) who lived and studied in the Ville de Forcalquier.

While working for a Catholic Pilgrimage company, we took a trip to Poland. It is most certainly a beautiful country, everyone should find a good reason to visit.

The second most populous city in Spain and the capital city of Catalonia, Barcelona is one of the world-famous tourist attractions with its unique culture, language and traditions. There are various places to visit in Barcelona with over 8 million visitors attracted by Barcelona every year.

The Ritten Earth Pillars are a remarkable survivor from the last Ice Age.

Come with me on a trip round The Lake District of north-west England! See magnificent scenery, beautiful lakes from traditional small steamers and flora and fauna to delight in. Famous writers and poets have drawn inspiration from this area of mountains and lakes and so can you!

Fastnet Rock earned its nickname, Ireland's Teardrop, because it was the last Irish landfall that millions of emigrants to North America would ever see. Fastnet's Irish name Carraig Aonair meaning lone rock is apt for this tiny islet surrounded by the treacherous waters of the North Atlantic.

Dresden, just the name makes many people think of Christmas markets, Christmas baking and the Erz Mountains. And one reason why the Dresden Christmas Market is so popular is probably because it takes place against a picturesque backdrop in the middle of the Old Town.

Georgia is a perfect summer destination for all kinds of people. This country will welcome you with all its best features.

Morris Castle is a Scheduled Ancient Monument recalling the history of the development of Swansea, Wales. It was built by Sir John Morris between 1768 and 1775.

Do you want to visit impressive attractions? You’re looking for the most famous shopping miles or enchanting boutiques for the perfect shopping trip? Or you’re interested in fascinating buildings of art and culture? Barcelona is just the place for you.

St David’s Cathedral is the largest church in Wales, but its home city is the smallest in Great Britain.

Crumbles Pond — arguably a small lake — is contained within Princes Park. It has an interesting history.

The Museum of Fine Arts Budapest re-opened at the end of 2018. The highlight is the Romanesque Hall, which was closed for visitors in the last seventy years! There is one of the richest Egyptian collection of Central Europe and the horse and rider sculpture that may be Leonardo Da Vinci’s work.

The Amalfi Coast, with its incredible landscapes, enchanting towns and stunning vistas, are a little piece of paradise on Italy’s scenic coastline. With something for everyone, this amazing coastline will weave its magic, bringing you under its spell time and again.

A short introduction to the seven sites in Northern England that are recognized by UNESCO as deserving of World Heritage status.

Looking for somewhere wild to explore in central Europe, then look no further than the little-known region of Abruzzo, a hidden jewel nestled in the heart of Italy.

Near Western Railway Station there is a special place, Radisson Blu Béke Hotel, formerly known as the Hotel Britannia, first opened 105 years ago. Britannia is one of the few hotels that survived the historical storms and could function as a hotel and café since 1913.