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An Elegant Evolution for the First City in France: Marseille

Marseille is the oldest city in France dating ever since 600 BC when the Greeks built here one of the first trading ports in Western Europe. The quickly evolving settlement was the site of naval battles during the Roman conquest, the Visigoths attacks and the Frankish kings occupation.

in: France best visited: May, June, July, August, September, October
The Mystery Flow From Antarctica's Snowy Veins: Blood Falls

The ice queen Antarctica wearing the classic color white is usually described as the cold, isolated destination where serenity can come only with the pure shades of snow. The driest and coldest continent on Earth has one spot where water flows in the contrasting color red. The sanguine cascade amazes not only through its unexpected presence but also through its mysterious features.

in: Antarctica best visited: January, February, March, September, October, November, December
Golden Waves of the Carefree Resort: Waikiki Beach

Combining a warm, cloud-free climate with the perfect surf waves and the old traditional roots, Waikiki Beach was the retreat resort for the Hawaiian royalty in the 1800s.

in: United States of America best visited: April, May, September, October
Dijon's Been Around Longer Than The Mustard: Dijon

It's a sure bet that many of you heard of Dijon mustard. But, how many of you know about the city of Dijon in the Côte-d'Or Department of the Burgundy Region was around long before the condiment found its way into recipes and sandwiches around the world? And with over 500 restaurants, you're bound to find plenty of Dijon in Dijon.

in: France best visited: All year long
Its Majesty, The Bridge!: Penobscot Narrows Bridge

Admire the View of the Tallest Public Bridge Observatory in the World

in: United States of America, North America best visited: May, June, July, August, September, October
A Destination Captured in Legends and Lyrics: Lille

Made famous through a legend and in the lyrics of ''Les Chatiments” by Victor Hugo, Lille is a picturesque city which played a major part in the horrific times of World War I. Celebrating its resistance through the Column of the Goddess, the war survivor developed into a great cultural destination and a top educational spot receiving the European Capital of Culture status in 2004.

in: France best visited: June, July, August
The Impecable Snow White Of France: Tignes

The Good Ski and Snowboarding Guide has listed Tignes along with its closest vicinity Val d’Isere as the only two areas in France which are covered with snow all year round. This high mountain resort has hosted the Winter Olympics in 1992 and it co-hosted the Winter Paralympics in the same year.

in: France best visited: All year long
Crowded With Heart: Big Sur

A lot of people have the misconception that all of California is smoggy, chocked full of traffic and glamorous people. However, in the Big Sur area of the state you might find some glamorous folks, but it's most certainly not overcrowded. In fact, it's one of the least populated areas in all of California.

in: United States of America best visited: March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October
Picnic With The Gibbons: Situ Gunung Lake

There’s more to the story of the Situ Gunung Lake in West Java, Indonesia than meets the eye. Yes, it’s a recreational lake within a nature reserve; but, you’ll find the area to be much more exciting than that. It also has a happy story associated with it.

in: Indonesia best visited: April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November
An Architectural Wonder with Great Cultural Value : Cesky Krumlov

Prague is one of the European capitals receiving a lot of appreciation from the tourists. However, the Czech Republic prides itself with many other monuments and places of extreme beauty. Cesky Krumlov is the second largest castle complex in Central Europe and a spot of culture and tradition that will blow your mind away.

in: Czech Republic, Europe best visited:
The Medieval French City of Porcelain: Limoges

Delicate porcelain, decorative enamels famous ever since the Middle Ages and oak barrels used in the production of the Cognac- all symbols of the French city Limoges.

in: France best visited: May, June, July, August, September
Get Enchanted by the Hidden Lagoon on This Tiny Eastern Java Island: Sempu Island

There is no better way to quench anybody’s wanderlust than to visit a place that holds a secret destination that is so captivating and magical like Sempu Island in East Java, Indonesia. Seen from afar, the tiny island seems to offer no more than a short stretch of beach and rocky coastline that only the most bored travelers will ever care to set foot on.

in: Indonesia best visited: May, June, July, August, September
Zane Grey's and Maori's Favourite Island: Urupukapuka

Urupukapuka is one of New Zealand's most looked after destinations and for good reason. Home of the ancient Maori tribes, with 66 archeological sites most dating prior to European arrival, Urupukapuka is a protected reserve since the 1970s.

in: New Zealand best visited: January, February, December
On The Dorset Coast, Everything From Castles To Bond (James Bond): Dorset Coast

Right off the English Channel in Southwest England extends the Dorset Coast. Over one million visitors a year come to the Dorset Coast to take in the area's natural beauty and the region's historical sites, including castles.

in: United Kingdom, Europe best visited: March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December
The Secrets Of The Oldest Standing Structure In South Florida: Cape Florida State Park

Ranked 10th in the ''Top 10 Beaches in America'', Cape Florida State Park used to serve as more than a natural seashore with gentle waves and welcoming sands. Its famous lighthouse dating since 1825 has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places as the oldest standing structure in South Florida.

in: United States of America best visited: January, February, March, April, December
Get Lost in Colombia to Find Las Lajas Cathedral : Las Lajas Cathedral

Travelers don’t usually head toward this part of Colombia, but those who find themselves in Ipiales, a municipality in the southwestern part of the country near the Ecuador border, would realize that it is a blessing in disguise as they are rewarded with the a magnificent view of the Las Lajas Cathedral (Santuario de Las Lajas in Spanish) along with a river gorge landscape of lush green jungles

in: Colombia, South America best visited: All year long
From Piety To Paella It’s All Here In One Place: Valencia

When thinking about Europe most people have images of narrow medieval streets and Gothic churches. Valencia is no different in this regard. But, this city of almost a million people (the third largest in Spain) is not of the cookie-cutter variety—this town has soul.

in: Spain, Europe best visited: All year long
How To Create Your Own Country: Principality of Sealand

In 1967 a former British Major by the name of Paddy Roy Bates occupied the former World War II HM Fort Roughs and declared himself Prince. Although not formally recognized as its own sovereign nation, a British court ruled that Prince Paddy Roy could claim rights to it. Confusing, right?

in: Europe best visited: April, May, June, July, August, September
Stage For The 15th Century Stars: Rouen

The French city of Rouen in the Normandy region wasn't always French. It once belonged to the English, causing a rift known as the Hundred Years War--and giving us one of the most famous names of the 15th century, Joan of Arc. St. Joan of Arc wasn't the only famous person to have made an appearance in Rouen.

in: France best visited: All year long
Fit for Royalty and Surfers: Caiscais

When looking for the coastal town of Caiscais in Portugal look no further than 30km west of Lisbon. Not only is Caiscais one of the richest municipalities in the country, it’s been a resort destination for Portugal’s royal family since the 19th century. That sure is a long way from the 12th century fishing village it once was.

in: Portugal, Europe best visited: All year long