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Agatha Christie: The Mystery Maven Who Traveled the World

Culture, Europe, Middle East, TravelBy Nancy Wigston

Chances are, wherever you travel, you’ll find an Agatha Christie paperback. With eighty detective novels…

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Troll-spotting, Art Nouveau and an Egg Reveal the Charms of Norway’s Sunnmøre Region

Europe, TravelBy Liz Campbell

Walking through Ålesund in the Sunnmøre region of Norway is necessarily a slow stroll; there’s…

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Immersive Art Spectaculars Take Art Outside Museums for Public Enjoyment

Culture, Europe, North AmericaBy Jacqueline Swartz

Back in 2020, a pandemic swept over much of the globe. People turned inward and…

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Yorkshire – Inspiration for Dracula, the Brontës and All Creatures Great and Small

Europe, History, TravelBy Nancy Wigston

Yorkshire is the United Kingdom’s largest county–about 3.6 million acres—and boasts a turbulent history that…

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Europe’s Christmas Markets Delight Holiday Travelers from all Regions and Religions

Europe, TravelBy Susan McKee

Europe’s Christmas markets are magical places. Bundled up in warm jackets with woolen scarves and…

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York’s Magical History Tour, From Hot Baths to Hot Chocolate

Europe, TravelBy Nancy Wigston

When the London train pulls into York’s Victorian Station, doors open onto an earlier time.…

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Laugh, Picnic & Party. Cemetery Residents Don’t Mind the Noise

America, Culture, Europe, North America, TravelBy Teresa Bergen

Around the world, cemeteries are recognizing the importance of inviting the public inside graveyard gates.…

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Cycling Ireland’s Backroads Past Churches, Castles, Sheep Farms and Pubs

Culture, Europe, History, TravelBy John Poimiroo

Cycling the lightly traveled backroads of West Ireland affords time to intimately experience the country,…

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Cycling through Ireland. Scars Left by Blight and Brutality Are Balanced by Uplifting Ballads and Gaelic Humor

Culture, Europe, History, TravelBy John Poimiroo

The Irish have suffered Viking slavers, the Norman conquest, oppressive British landowners and famine. Despite…

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Vienna Offers More than Mozart, Museums and Hapsburg Palaces

Europe, TravelBy Jacqueline Swartz

Dining at quirky cafes near the city’s oldest farmer’s market, dancing in a music festival…

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Addictive Turkish Dramas Lure Fans to Old Istanbul

Culture, Europe, Middle East, TravelBy Nancy Wigston

Much like the Eiffel Tower in Paris or the Parthenon in Athens, Hagia Sophia is…

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Away with the Fairies in Ireland

Culture, Europe, TravelBy Liz Campbell

Fairies are said to calm the horses living at the Irish Stud, so ethereal sprites…

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Cold War icon now a Berlin tourist attraction

Europe, History, TravelBy Susan McKee

A wave of terror washed over me as I squinted through the windshield and drove…

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Armenia looks familiar, but truly understanding the country takes some sleuthing

Culture, Europe, TravelBy Susan McKee

By: Susan McKee Yerevan is disconcerting. At first glance, Armenia’s largest city looks like any…

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Where in the world is Malta? Travel there and you’ll be amazed what the tiny Mediterranean archipelago has to offer

Europe, History, TravelBy Liz Campbell

Not your average Mardi Gras. Malta’s pre-Lenten Carnival emphasizes history and culture over skin and…

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Baden-Baden: Germany’s Black Forest Gem Offers History, Wine, Nature & Music plus Europe’s Best Spas

Europe, History, TravelBy Jacqueline Swartz

Baden-Baden, the idyllic spa town at the foot of Germany’s Black Forest, draws spa-goers to…

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There’s More to Romania than Transylvania, Dracula and Haunted Carpathian Forests

Culture, Europe, History, TravelBy Jacqueline Swartz

Romania conjures mysterious and sinister images of Count Dracula and the Transylvanian forests. Yet for…

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Athens, An Artful Blend of Ancient and Modern Despite Years of Financial Crisis

Culture, Europe, History, TravelBy Jacqueline Swartz

By Jacqueline Swartz Returning to Athens after more than a dozen years seemed like an…

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Luberon

EuropeBy Jacqueline Swartz

Things to Love About the Luberon By Jacqueline Swartz My first encounter with a Luberon…

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Cyprus’ Wealth of History – both Real and Imagined

EuropeBy David DeVoss

Cyprus’ Wealth of History — both Real and Imagined by David DeVoss After being forced…

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Valhalla On Ice

Culture, EuropeBy David DeVoss

It was a foggy June day in the year 793 A.D. when several longboats with…

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