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05th October 2009
50Plus Magazine awarded Summerside, PEI a place in its top Canadaian cities list in 2006. The criteria that 50Plus Magazine uses for determining the eligiblity of a city for inclusion in this list includes leisure and cultural activities and the availabli... Read >
Author: robpark02nd October 2009
Australian Volunteers Against Crime (AVAC) Crime Watch
Much of our neighborhood and city-based crime is a direct result of drug abuse. Many of the home break-ins and car break-ins are a result of addicts looking for quick money or cashable items to pay... Read >
Author: wbdoyle28th September 2009
Jaipur was built in 18th century by Raja Sawai Jai Singh and was the first planned city of India. It is the best tourist destination in India for the people who are attracted towards the rich historical past of India, The royal and heritage buildings, For... Read >
Author: diaykapoor24th September 2009
Jaipur was built in 18th century by Raja Sawai Jai Singh and was the first planned city of India. It is the best tourist destination in India for the people who are attracted towards the rich historical past of India, The royal and heritage buildings, For... Read >
Author: Diya26th June 2009
Located in the heart of Andalucia, the city of Seville is the political, business and cultural capital of southern Spain. In modern times, Seville has experienced rapid economic growth and hosted the World Expo Trade Fair in 1992. However, the real charm ... Read >
Author: krizsean 06th June 2009
Automobile Alley in Oklahoma City is a neighborhood in Downtown OKC located on North Broadway Avenue, and was once home to over 50 car dealerships and related businesses. The prominence of the automobile in American society and the massive conglomeration ... Read >
Author: Shane Wauhob23rd April 2009
The name ‘Bordeaux’ weaves a spell of magic and mystery. To gourmets it signifies rich, high-quality wine. And yet, did you know that Bordeaux is a world heritage city today because of its bountiful architectural tradition? For over two centuries ther... Read >
Author: Mike Greaves22nd April 2009
The name ‘Bordeaux’ weaves a spell of magic and mystery. To gourmets it signifies rich, high-quality wine. And yet, did you know that Bordeaux is a world heritage city today because of its bountiful architectural tradition? For over two centuries ther... Read >
Author: Mike Greaves02nd April 2009
Kowloon Walled City Park has remained as one of Hong Kong's historic parks which house some of Hong Kong’s heritage buildings. This park has witnessed several changes due to the political instability that Hong Kong experienced. Kowloon Walled City Park ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye17th March 2009
Ulster County is one of the places in the United States where people want to settle. The beauty, the charm and the excitement of the place is unparalleled and the place is often termed as the land in the sky and the lovely land.
The long river shore, a... Read >
Author: Paul Wyre 17th March 2009
Ulster County is one of the places in the United States where people want to settle. The beauty, the charm and the excitement of the place is unparalleled and the place is often termed as the land in the sky and the lovely land.
The long river shore, a... Read >
Author: Paul Wyre 28th January 2009
The drive from Launceston to Hobart is a short two hour affair if done without stops and without taking any time to appreciate the scenery or the landscapes. That would be a tragic mistake - the pristine landscapes of the long open valley that you travel ... Read >
Author: Gavin Wyatt21st January 2009
For those seeking to get a comprehensive insight on New Zealand, the Auckland Museum is the perfect place. The museum is the spiritual and cultural touchstone for the many diverse races that dwell in this attractive land. Auckland Museum houses one of the... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye15th December 2008
Planning out any Cretan holiday can be a challenging job due to the sheer number of available options. There are several towns of significance, each having an abundance of modern infrastructure, archeological richness and natural beauty. You can choose an... Read >
Author: Pankaj Mohan04th December 2008
In Calcutta, each street has a story, by every cornice hangs a tale. And a trip to the Heritage-heavy city is wasted if you miss the significance of the grand old edifices that fill it. Charlock’s city is notorious for its humid summers but winters are ... Read >
Author: JASSI30th October 2008
Fremantle is an intriguing place. A Port City just 20 minutes south of the Western Australian Capital, Perth, it has grown into one of the most popular tourist centres in the state in recent years. And what has been the cause of this? Well, like I said, i... Read >
Author: Gavin Wyatt16th September 2008
Its spring time in the Huon Valley in Tasmania and there is that brisk chill in the air, enough to stand your arm hairs up but not enough to freeze you to the core. The heater in our hire car stabilises the temperature, and we can comfortably watch the st... Read >
Author: Gavin Wyatt21st August 2008
Walk in Old Calcutta- INDIA-For Travelers
In Calcutta, each street has a story, by every cornice hangs a tale. And a trip to the Heritage-heavy city is wasted if you miss the significance of the grand old edifices that fill it. Charlock’s city is... Read >
Author: jagi21st August 2008
Bathurst is the perfect option for campervan holiday makers wishing to see the New South wales countryside without venturing too far away from Sydney. Its only a 207 kilometre drive inland- a drive that takes you through the Blue Mountains and past some s... Read >
Author: Gavin Wyatt29th July 2008
The Swan Hotel at Lavenham is a comfortable, warm and welcoming base from which to explore the beautiful county of Suffolk.
Situated in East Anglia, Suffolk is the 8th largest county in England and without doubt one of the most beautiful. Unspoilt and ... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta15th July 2008
In Calcutta, each street has a story, by every cornice hangs a tale. And a trip to the Heritage-heavy city is wasted if you miss the significance of the grand old edifices that fill it. Charlock’s city is notorious for its humid summers but winters are ... Read >
Author: Rajneesh14th July 2008
In Calcutta, each street has a story, by every cornice hangs a tale. And a trip to the Heritage-heavy city is wasted if you miss the significance of the grand old edifices that fill it. Charlock’s city is notorious for its humid summers but winters are ... Read >
Author: Rajneesh01st July 2008
Rajasthan. The gold, the glitter and the SAND. The land echoes with the eternal lyrics of life playing on some lone harp in the midst of endless sand dunes. Such is the mystifying nature of the place that nobody is able to unravel the mystery behind it al... Read >
Author: Rajendra Sharma25th May 2008
There is no better way to get to know a variety of wine than going to a wine tasting. It is a unique opportunity to taste wines, have an expert guide you through the tasting, give them points according to your own tastes, and then, by the end of the eveni... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta15th May 2008
Perth is an undeniably charming town with a host of things to see and do. But one of the great things about a holiday visit to this capital of Western Australia is that it's the perfect base for a whole range of fascinating side trips to the delights of t... Read >
Author: Richard Greaves15th May 2008
Every year, Mexico City embraces jazz as it holds its annual Jazz Festival. While it is still a young festival, it is growing in popularity and has seen some of the best and brightest jazz singers perform. It is truly a blend of music that will soothe you... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson06th May 2008
Perched at the mouth of the Swan River some 12 miles from Perth, Fremantle offers much to the holiday maker. For one thing, the climate is delightful. Then there are the charming old heritage buildings, a bevy of museums, many devoted to the city's mariti... Read >
Author: Richard Greaves25th April 2008
Some heritage buildings in Singapore continue to fascinate locals and visitors alike. A few have appeared as settings in novels and movies, firing up people's imagination. If you are visiting Singapore, remember to check out these 3: the Raffles Hotel, Th... Read >
Author: Gabriel Tan19th March 2008
It may be Australia's second largest city, but Melbourne is seen as leading the country in many other departments. Its sports-mad residents refer to it as the sporting capital of Australia, and the large amount of world class stadiums, tournaments and tea... Read >
Author: Gavin Wyatt04th March 2008
For a long time heritage properties suffered from a bum rap. Investors were reluctant to purchase a piece of the past because of the cost of dragging it into the present. Fortunately, in the last few decades, older properties have been rightfully recogniz... Read >
Author: Branden Schroeder28th February 2008
Kolkata—famous as the City of Palaces—is fast shedding its image of being a city of heritage buildings. Today it boasts of a dozen of skyscraping buildings, no less than its counterpart metropolitans of Mumbai and Delhi.
The picture becomes especi... Read >
Author: George Gonigal15th November 2007
1. PerthWestern Australia's capital is known for its pristine beaches, parks and rivers. Located next to the Swan River, Perth is a fantastic spot to visit with many attractions stretching in every direction. Close to the city, Kings Park is a great pla... Read >
Author: Jenny Brewer20th September 2007
Nashville, "Music City USA", the Country Music Capital of the World, is a place we've all heard of, where music history has been made, and made again, many times over. Nashville is home to the Grand Ole Opry, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the CMA ... Read >
Author: Gary Ashton02nd July 2007
Did you know that Spain is the ?hottest' place for buying property in the world today? Everything about Spain is beautiful; the people, the culture, the heritage buildings, the gorgeous beaches, stunning vistas and almost 340 days of uninterrupted sunshin... Read >
Author: steve magill10th April 2007
Streetsville came into being in the year of 1825, when a very entrepreneurial man name Timothy Street was granted a large parcel of land as payment for his surveillance work. Back in those days, water was an essential element in the development of most s... Read >
Author: Rob Parker05th March 2007
Calls for greater public access and a wider use of Cape Town's historic harbour started in the early 1970's. In 1988, the then landowner (State-owned transport corporation, Transnet Limited) established a wholly owned subsidiary company, Victoria & Alfred... Read >
Author: Gerald Crawford South Africa
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