There are choices when you fly. Do your homework.
Europe
How now, brown Slough.
A man paints with his brains and not with his hands.
186 mph in old money is still super fast. Why waste time? Eurostar is high-speed luxury.
. . . . it's a nicer place than today, and we have proof. With a little bit of digging and an added ounce of earnest research, we can turn the tables and see what life was like in previous and distant decades. Yes, of course it wasn't perfect. Women are in…
Chip, Chip hooray!
Puerile joke now out of the way, let us kind of get the joke as we discuss a topic that your editor never would end up on our site, let alone become a topic on other travel compendiums, as well. Here we thank Gary Leff, owner of the always funny and very useful View…
You’ll want to return again and again.
As with most alert and erudite travelers, you too, dear readers, will certainly have visited London, England. It's one of the top travel destinations by far. You may run out of time visiting The Smoke (as its called.) But have you heard about the London Cable Car? It was built during…
You're a spy, after all. How Britain Built its Top Secret MI6 HQ. Its hidden away in plain sight.
When you're in London, you might follow along The River Thames and come upon a striking, but not necessarily unique building. It has commanding views and is a rather impressive and beautifully…
You want is someone who will take the bus with you when the limo breaks down.
Well, let's get the adolescence out of the way and just say it: Fugger. OK, now that it's out there, let's have some real adult fun in Augsburg, and The Fugger Family Market. If you're in Munich, be sure not to miss Augsburg. It’s only 70 km down the road – and…
The promenade in Torrox Costa is nice for walking or running in the early morning. Ahhhh . . .
“Art is never finished, only abandoned.”
We don’t have paparazzi following you in Sweden. Alexander Skarsgard.
Be first in line to be first in the pool!
Treat yourself to one of the most magical and personal corners of La Palma.
. . . . on the wall. Who's the sharpest of them all? The James Webb Space Telescope's mirror is truly remarkable. Size Matters: Its primary mirror is 6.5 meters in diameter, significantly larger than any previous space telescope. This larger size allows it to collect more light, enabling it to see…
Did you hear about the two atomic bombs that got into an argument?
They had a fallout.
‘It made me weep to see it.” Samuel Pepys.