The Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland is some of the most unique and beautiful coastline in the world, and one of our favorite places in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Over 40,000 unique basalt columns, created by an ancient volcano, extend from the ground like a giant jigsaw puzzle. It is an amazing sight to behold.
Located on the north coast of Northern Ireland, the Carrick-a-Rede Bridge is a hidden treasure. Stretching roughly 66 feet, and nearly 100 feet above the jagged rocks below, the bridge connects the mainland with the tiny island of Carrickarede. It’s a beautiful, yet harrowing, bridge in an absolutely stunning landscape.
Come with us as we tour some of the American war memorials in Bastogne, Belgium. Bastogne was the site of a major military engagement between US and German forces during WWII, in what has become known as the Battle of the Bulge.
Edinburgh is one of our favorite cities in the United Kingdom. There is so much history to see and things to do. If you are planning a trip to Edinburgh in the near future, we hope this guide will make your trip planning process a little bit easier.
Come along with us as we take a tour of three of the Edinburgh, Scotland area’s biggest attractions. We take a look at the beautiful Rosslyn Chapel, the infamous Royal Mile, and of course the Edinburgh Castle.
From Valencia’s many old churches, to the ultra-modern L’Oceanogràfic, to the historic Torres de Quart, and the wonderful market, we have you covered.
Located in County Cork on the South West Coast of Ireland, Old Head Golf Course is simply a must play if you are planning a golf trip to Ireland. The stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean crashing against the cliffs can be seen on all eighteen holes, and nine of the holes play along the cliff tops.
Established as a Roman colony all the way back in 138 BC, the name Valencia translates to mean “valor”, as in bravery and strength. Today, as Spain’s third-largest city with some of Europe’s most iconic beaches, Valencia has become one of Europe’s most popular beach vacation destinations. If you are looking for a spot in Europe to escape the hustle-and-bustle of everyday life and hit the beach, then Valencia is a popular option. With hot summers, mild winters, soft sand beaches, and rich food culture, Valencia is a tourist magnet for vacationers in Europe and worldwide.
There are few cities in Europe, if not the world, that seems as magical as the city of Barcelona in Spain. Rumored to have been established over 400 years ago by none other than Hercules, Barcelona has been home to its fair share of larger-than-life figures throughout its history. Arguably one of the city’s most famous residents in its history was Antoni Gaudí, whose architecture can be found throughout the city and is world-renown for its unique style and beauty. Arguably the most famous of his buildings is the infamous Sagrada Familia church, which has the distinction of being under construction for longer than it took to build the Great Pyramids of Giza. In fact, the church is still under construction to this day.