San Antonio River Walk :: Texas

Deep in the heart of Texas, steps away from the infamous Alamo, and 20 feet down from the street; along the San Antonio River sits Paseo del Rio, better known to most as San Antonio River Walk. Paved with beautiful cobblestone walkways, fantastic bridges, and remarkable architecture, San Antonio River Walk is the one nightlife hot spot that is actually fun for the whole family. Read more

Leaning Tower of Pisa :: Italy

La Torre Pendente di Pisa, known on this side of the pond as the Leaning Tower of Pisa is an interesting destination like no other. Built in Pisa, Italy between 1173 and 1372, trouble for this famous tower started early on when it was discovered the soil on which the foundation was constructed was too weak to support the structure itself. Read more

The Pantheon :: Rome

Europe is filled with fascinating ancient ruins, may of which hail back to the time of the Roman Empire. Age, vandalism, and the rise of Christianity have reduced many of these monuments to shadows of their former glory. Not so with “The Pantheon” in Rome, Italy. Read more

Windsor Castle :: England

The largest occupied palace in the world, Windsor Castle in Berkshire, England sits on land that has housed royalty since the 800s. Currently it is one of several places Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip call home, and on April 29th 2011, will be used as the venue for the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. This residence, fortress, and palace is a grand way to spend an afternoon in merry ol’ England. Read more

Night Hotel :: New York

In New York City’s upscale theatre district sits an extremely interesting but great little boutique hotel. Night Hotel New York is a gothicly inspired treat for the senses. Smack in the middle of Midtown, Night is an easy walk to some of New York’s top attractions including Times Square, Central Park, and Rockefeller Center. Read more