Koblenz, Germany: Historic Treasure
Where the Rhine and Moselle meet, Marilyn Jones visits one of Germany's oldest cities
History
Hidden history of air navigation
Little remains of the first navigation sysem for U.S. flying
St Nicholas, Tallinn: Medieval Art and Homeless Bells
The medieval church of St Nicholas in Tallinn is now home to a museum of religious art and to a sanctuary for homeless bells
Lisbon bookstore closes after 183 years
Founded in 1840, Ferin suffered huge losses in recent years
Lausanne gets a new night watchman
A 600-year-old tradition continues in new hands
New walking trail follows a doomed English king
A new walking tour follows the continuing revived interest in one of England's least-venerated monarchs
Acts of Intolerance, Springfield, Illinois
A striking sculpture marks the point where Springfield's 'Race Riot' of 1908 broke out, keeping the memory alive
Looking Down on Medieval Tallinn
A new elevator and viewing platform in a centuries-old former church give great views over the Estonian capital
Helsinki Central Station: Landmark for Change
A masterwork by Finnish architect Eliel Saarinen, the station reflects changing times and styles
Latest Pompeii find: a 'prison bakery'
A new discovery at the ancient site reveals horrifying working conditions under an inhabited house.
Notre Dame spire on the rise
A critical stage has been reached in the reconstruction of the fire-ravaged cathedral.
Changing Symbol: Alexander II in Helsinki
Changing times have kept a Russian emperor popular in Finland, but the reasons have varied
Exchange Hotel and Civil War Medical Museum, Gordonsville, Virginia
George G visits the Exchange Hotel, a former hotel which during the Civil War served as a hospital for thousands of confederate and union troops. Today it is a museum.
Notre Dame: Builders to Restorers
A major exhibit on Notre Dame, its builders and restorers, continues at Paris's Museum of Architecture and Heritage
Paris and Versailles: A Perfect Day
Marilyn splits a day of touring between the sights of Paris and the luxury of Louis XIV's Palace of Versailles