What did the Romans do for us? A lot - judging by the vestiges left in Luxembourg, from heated baths and sumptuous villas to ...

Researchers from Mainz, Oxford, and Innsbruck have used carbonate fragments to unravel the complex history of the Arles ...

Not every memorable walk involves climbing mountains or heading somewhere remote. Plenty of great routes stick to gentler ...

Europe has many sizeable countries with expansive topographical features to match. Here are the biggest organized from least ...

The naming of the Indian Ocean has sparked debate for centuries, with Indonesia and Pakistan objecting to India's prominence ...

Locals near Brazil’s Fonte Boa region initially discovered the large urns sticking out of the ground where a tree was uprooted, experts said.

Old-world charm and modern culture collide in this European city full of art, history, street murals, and digital museums you'll actually want to visit.

During a routine cleaning of a riverbed in Poland, volunteers found a 6-pound cannonball believed to date back to the 17th century. The well-preserved relic was discovered at the bottom of the Krzna ...

The Gough Map, with the ‘red lines’ highlighted in yellow. Credit: Linguistic Geographies and The Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford Roman Legacy in the Middle Ages The Roman Empire created an ...

In Ticino, chestnut trees became more and more dominant under the Romans, according to the pollen record. They remained popular even after the Roman Empire fell, Krebs says.

Sporting four gold skull-shaped rings on his right hand, Roman Jones points to a vacant lot across the water from Kiki’s on the River, his Mediterranean restaurant that caters to a jet-setting ...