Category: Vacations
Times Square, on the north side of 42nd Street between Broadway and Seventh Avenue, got its name from the New York Times which set up its offices here in …
On the corner of Fifth Avenue and 34th Street, the Empire State Building is open to the public every day from 9.30 a.m. until midnight. It is no longer …
The deluxe hotels are really deluxe; even the water in the bath is tested by a large thermometer to make it the exact temperature desired. Germany has some 250 …
Overlooking Wurzburg is the fortress of Marienberg, the residence for the bishops before the Palace was built. The town itself is replete with pastry shops, tearooms and taverns. Wurzburg …
Wurzburg, a Franconian wine town, has been called a jewel box of the rococo. About an hour-and-a-half by train from Frankfort, it is also a great place to start …
Berlin, as can be seen on the map, is deep inside another, unfriendly, country, the German Democratic Republic, popularly called East Germany. A major autobahn (superhighway) runs from Hanover, …
If you can, go there on the weekend, when all the Chinese of the New Y ork area turn up to do their weekly shopping. Do go into one …
Oxford and Cambridge, north of London and dating back to the eighteenth century, are England’s renowned university towns. Architecturally, Cambridge is the more interesting of the two because of …
The beach tourist area for France is the French Riviera, or as the French call it, The Cote d’Azur, the blue coast. It extends from Marseille in Southeast France …
Paris offers a unique tour into and along the sewer system of Paris. A trip on the Seine carries the visitor past Notre Dame and through much of old …
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