Travel guides and tips

More than 14 million people came to America through Ellis Island. It’s one of America’s most historical and prominent landmarks. Almost half of the United States population wouldn’t…

Did you know that the Hollywood Sign was nothing more than a hillside advertisement for a real estate company when it was first built in 1923? Back then…

The Tower of London is interesting to see just from outside, standing on the sidewalk. The structure is huge and certainly photo-worthy, but you should go inside to…

From its picturesque setting high above San Diego Bay, Cabrillo National Monument tells the story of Spanish exploration in this part of the world and reveals a wonderland…

The Tower of London, an official royal palace, former prison, and London landmark all in one, would be an unmissable sight of its own, no doubt. However, its…

In a major tourist city like Paris, you’ll find many people speak English. Servers at restaurants, shop attendants, front desk staff at hotels, and many others, especially those…

The Louvre Museum isn’t just home to the woman with the world’s most famous smile. Sure, millions flock to catch a glimpse of the Mona Lisa each year,…

Christmas in New York City is like no other — and the centerpiece is the Rockefeller Christmas tree.  Lighting the Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center has been a…

Originally a medieval fortress and later a royal castle, the Louvre has worn a few hats over the years. The one you’ll know today (and why you want…

San Francisco is a city unlike any other, and no matter the time of year you choose to visit, you’re sure to have an unforgettable experience. If you…

Just because SoCal doesn’t have the traditional “white Christmas” doesn’t mean there’s not plenty of holiday spirit to enjoy throughout the Greater LA area. From the world’s best…

Casa Batlló, one of Antoni Gaudí’s architectural masterpieces, takes on a whole new level of charm in the morning hours. With the soft light streaming through its stained-glass…