Pirámides de Güímar, Tenerife
An article published in a local newspaper in the early 1990s brought these six step pyramids into the public eye. ...
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New York – Where to Stay, What to See and Where to Eat
New York was the 11th state of the USA. It is now the nerve centre of the nation, leading in ...
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is situated on ‘Museum Mile’, a stretch of 5th Avenue along the side of Central ...
Ellis Island Immigration Museum, New York
Ellis island opened in 1892 as a federal immigration station. Millions of newly arrived immigrants passed through this station until it ...
Rehlatna, Dubai, U.A.E.
Rehlatna is the world’s longest graffiti scroll that was created on the 29th of November of 2014 to celebrate the progress ...
Faial, The Azores – Where to Stay, What to See and Where to Eat
Faial Island is one of the Central Group of the Azores Archipelago and is nicknamed ‘The Blue Island’ due to ...
Terceira, The Azores – Where to Stay, What to See & Where to Eat
Terceira is known as the ‘Lilac Island’ for its many hydrangeas, which turn lilac in colour due to the high iron ...
São Miguel, The Azores – Where to Stay, What to See & Where to Eat
São Miguel is an island in the Azores archipelago. The nine islands that make up The Azores sit around 1,600 ...
Hike Up Ponta dos Capelinhos, Faial, The Azores
It is our last day in The Azores and we have decided that we will spend it hiking up Ponta dos ...
Traditional Whale Hunting Became Whale Watching in Pico, The Azores
Whaling was a major source of income for Azoreans. Whalers used the traditional, 18th century hunting methods, using hand-thrown harpoons and ...