Copenhagen’s colorful Nyhavn waterfront, once a fearsome rough-and-tumble redlight district, has become a popular spot for tourists and locals, with townhouses, restaurants and small boats.
Originally, the channel connecting the town center to the sea was built by 17th century prisoners of war from Sweden. As ships got bigger, it served smaller ships. In the 1970s, projects transformed the area to the attraction it is today.
An evening walk with a guide through the medina’s little corners and tasty bites
Join Marilyn Jones at Monticello, where a variety of themed tours are available for visitors
Riads are old Moroccan homes built by wealthy people. Many have been converted to hotels and some into restaurants. We visit one in Fes.
A small local eatery featuring freshly caught fish, on a side street in one of Portugal’s most famous beach cities.
An evening walk with a guide through the medina’s little corners and tasty bites
