When you think of Europe, images of cobbled streets, colorful Old Towns, and majestic cathedrals that took centuries to build ...

Europe's incredible 7,000-year-old cave city that thousands of people still live in. Story by Lauran O'Toole • 2mo. Nestled in Italy lies a true natural and architectural wonder that is ...

The Old City of Jerusalem and its walls are a UNESCO World Heritage site and the most visited place in the State of Israel, with some 10 million yearly visitors. But navigating the narrow, crowded ...

Europe's most walkable city boasts a number of landmarks that are just 10 minutes apart ... Viru Gate, and Kadriorg Park within a 2.3-mile walk. 8. Porto, ... the famous Duomo, ...

If not for unexpected morning rain, Kansas City would not be celebrating a major gift: a bronze cast of Lorenzo Ghiberti’s 15th-century Gates of Paradise. The original gilded doors were made for ...

Known mostly for its surviving mediaeval old town and famous city gate, it’s a great alternative to fill that canal craving in a Dutch city much less crowded than Amsterdam.

The Isartor is one of the old city gates in Munich. The towers are home of a very peculiar museum. Munich's eastern city gate. ... The pair were famous for their quirky humour, ...

A massive gate unearthed in Israel may have marked the entrance to a biblical city that, at its heyday, was the biggest metropolis in the region. The town, called Gath, was occupied until the ...