A standout amongst the most lovely towns in the zone of Argolis (in eastern Peloponnese) and in addition a standout amongst the most sentimental urban areas all over Greece, Nafplio was the primary capital of the recently conceived Greek state somewhere around 1823 and 1834. As indicated by mythology, the ...

The New Dungeness lighthouse was the second lighthouse in the state of Washington. It was first lit in December 14, 1858 following Cape Disappointment Light which was first lit in 1856. In 1927 its original 100 foot tower was lowered to 63 feet after several earthquakes and foul weather caused ...

Bard, the smallest town in the region of Valle d’Aosta, is dominated by a splendid fortified building which stands on a rocky outcrop: il Forte. To define it as a strong set of buildings that are located on the top and at different levels, and from which you can enjoy ...

A wedge shaped piece of West Seattle stretches into Puget Sound forming the southern boundary of Elliott Bay, the first settlers of which were Duwamish Indians. It was first named New York by Charles Terry who operated a store in that location. The place was later named Alki Point. In ...

Easter is on April 20, 2014, and although the day is on a Sunday and is a holiday too, you can still take a chopper tour of the Grand Canyon since they operate on the usual schedule that day. If this Easter is anything like years past, it will be ...