Los Angeles might be known for its high-end dining, luxury shopping and A-list lifestyle, but there's plenty to do on a ...

We spent four amazing days in Paris during our trip to Europe last year. Paris is an iconic city home to some of the most ...

Among them was F. Scott Fitzgerald, who decamped to the French Riviera to soak in the sunshine and finish The Great Gatsby. His sejour in what he called “the hot sweet South'' would provide a ...

These projects illustrate how local architects are shaping cultural landmarks that are deeply connected to their historical, social, and environmental contexts, ensuring that architecture remains ...

I love visiting the Hudson Valley in New York because it reminds me of the French countryside ... The region even has a famous 25-mile-long Cider Route through green rolling hills, charming ...

The men’s and women’s Tour de France races will both start in Great Britain in 2027 in an historic first for the famous road cycling event. The men’s Tour de France will begin in Edinburgh, Scotland, ...

Athens National Garden Situated in the very center of Athens is the famous National Garden ... The sunset view from this hill is a must-see as illuminated landmarks gradually emerge, including the ...

From the glimmering waters of the Mediterranean to the historic streets of Nice and the lavish lifestyle of Monaco, the French Riviera is a destination like no other. Explore world-famous ...

The second time the Eiffel Tower was almost destroyed was during the German occupation of France during World War II. Hitler planned to get rid of the tower, but never ended up going through with ...

Opulently accented with chandeliers, candelabras, paintings by Van Dyck and Canaletto, and exquisite English and French furniture, these rooms display some of the most magnificent pieces from the ...

Defiantly flipping off both middle fingers, a mermaid made of recovered metal scraps with hair fashioned out of red plastic tubes was lowered into murky green waters outside Sweden’s capital ...

Charles de Gaulle’s insistence on French power and autonomy is being cited widely in France; one politician demanded that an America on “the side of the tyrants” return the Statue of Liberty.