UNESCO World Heritage Site

With daily visitor numbers capped at 400 to help protect the island’s natural environment, this is one destination where you never need to worry about crowds.

DrFumblefinger does a day hike to Egypt Lake in Banff National Park.

DrFumblefinger visits the pretty Baroque town of Ragusa, in southern Sicily. The town was rebuilt after a major earthquake in the 17th century and has received UNESCO World Heritage Site status for its baroque architecture.

One of Gaudi's Barcelona masterpieces is the hillside park that started out to be a suburban real estate development.

London's Borough of Greenwich has a full slate of attractions that have put it high on PHeymont's next-trip bucket list.

While the more hedonistic visitors to the Colombian city of Cartagena stay in the modern part of town at Bocagrande, those who come here for history, architecture and culture head straight to the Old City.

The historic district of Willemstad was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997, acknowledging the historical value of the inner city and its harbour.

On a journey through Central and South America, Barry Barford discovers the charming city of Antigua Guatemala.

Judy Barford shares pictures of one of the world's greatest religious monuments.

Vietnam's Halong Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage site comprising 1,600 towering limestone islands and islets, most of them uninhabited.

A high-tech robot dog, capable of getting to places humans can't has joined the effort to explore and preserve ancient Pompeii

DrFumblefinger visits this church in Milan, best known for the painting of the Last Supper in its adjoining convent.