Europe's Culture Capital: Tale of Two Cities
Two towns, one in Slovenia and the other in Italy, share a border and designation as next year's European Capital of Culture
Two towns, one in Slovenia and the other in Italy, share a border and designation as next year's European Capital of Culture
'With its picturesque streets, historic architecture and vibrant cultural scene, this cosmopolitan city offers travellers a number of pleasantly surprising experiences.'
Judy Barford continues her tour of provincial France with a visit to Lyon.
Situated in the heart of Provence, Avignon is full of history and colour and full of life.
Beijing can be a little overwhelming, so a tour guide is recommended to get visitors through the more crowded attractions a little faster.
Barry Barford concludes his tour of Vietnam's capital, Hanoi.
While waiting for his ship to come in, Barry Barford discovers a slice of heaven on the Chilean coast.
Bodø, Norway will spend 2024 as Europe's first Capital of Culture north of the Arctic Circle.
Samantha loved her tour and visit to the Wien Rathaus in Vienna, Austria. It was huge and amazing. Just watch out for the seats in the chamber room. They were not nice to her. :(
Bulgaria's second city is one of this year's European Capitals of Culture, the first time for a Bulgarian city.
This Library is located in William Brown Street. next to St Georges Hall. It has a ceiling that most visitors miss - until you tell them to look up. A Show of Modern Art maybe ?
This northern port city takes center stage to celebrate its heritage and win a new reputation as a place where things are happening.
See what cities were designated Europe's Capital of Culture for 2016 and what they have planned
Opened in 1717 as a charity school, Bluecoat Chambers in School Lane is the oldest surviving building in central Liverpool, UK. When I'm walking the streets of Philly, Boston and New York admiring the architecture, I often wonder...
Marseille's central attraction, the Vieux Port really lives up to its name, the Old Port, but first glances wouldn't tell you that. It's a sizable natural harbor, sheltered from the sea, that's been an important center of trade since it was founded.