The path was flanked by sheer vertical cliff sides covered in dark green moss and clumps of weird, jagged rocks.

Wine and vineyards were closely associated with Stuttgart’s history, which in turn hinged on its geography.

Ancient temples and towering high rises. Tales of spirits, fire-breathing dragons and life-giving elixirs.

17th-century alleys that ran up and down inclines, grand Georgian avenues, and streets filled with colourful pubs, restaurants and shops.

The walls were full of graffiti or plastered with posters announcing forthcoming concerts by such eclectic performers as John Legend, Lady ...

Warsaw has dusted itself from war, ravage and unspeakable destruction following World War II, and painstakingly rebuilt itself.

Copenhagen seemed to be as bustling as it did centuries ago. There was also an unobtrusive platform where wrongdoers were flogged and peopl...

Towards the far end of the market, there was a little courtyard with wooden benches and tables, where a musician was gently strumming on a ...

Located in the Waikato region of New Zealand, near the little town of Matamata, the Hobbiton Movie Set was as close to Middle-earth as one ...

Costa Fascinosa had 12 floors plus a few basements that were off limits to guests. It had over 1,500 cabins and could accommodate over 3,80...

Tiger’s Nest is the most sacred of Bhutanese shrines and is dedicated to Padmasambhava, an eighth century Buddhist master, who brought the ...

Except for the bursts of staccato knocking, the silence was so thick it was eerie, and it was of a quality that came only from being far, f...

While Jaffa went back, according to some estimates, to 7,500 BC, Tel Aviv grew out of it a mere 110 years ago.

The snow lay in thick layers, and under the sharp mid-morning sun, it dazzled brilliantly white, painful to look at with the naked eye.

Germany’s Stuttgart is an auto-junkie’s dream come true. The streets are showcases to some of the most enviable dream machines on four whee...

An archipelago of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean near the African Coast, La Digue is one of the handful of inhabited islands of the group.

Trees laden with bright red balls, figurines of Santa Claus, reindeer & elves. It is like being transported to fairy land in Germany's Chri...