People have been fascinated with visiting the Terracotta Army since the figures were discovered by rural Chinese farmers digging a well, in 1974. Today, the Terracotta Army (or Terracotta Warriors) of Emperor Qin Shi Huang …
The ethereally beautiful Humble Administrator Garden is the biggest of Suzhou’s nine classical gardens. Covering an enormous 50 thousand square feet, it’s also the largest private garden in China, and it’s rated alongside Beijing’s Summer …
Germany’s second-largest city, the port of Hamburg is perhaps the most beautiful city in the country. With more canals than Venice, Amsterdam and London put together, and more bridges than any other city in the …
Few places in the world truly feel like they have stepped out of the pages of a fairy-tale, but Wales, with more castles per square mile than any other country in the world, is one …
Halfway between the popular British cities of York and Edinburgh, historic Durham will captivate you with its winding river, characterful streets and its UNESCO World Heritage Cathedral and Castle, plus, this buzzing university city has …
The British love of messing about in boats takes on a whole new dimension at the Llangollen canal in North Wales. In this area that’s popular with visitors thanks to its lush green countryside and …
You will find the ancient city of Ripon in glorious North Yorkshire – one of the smallest cities in the UK. It’s quirky and utterly charming to visit. Best known for its magnificent cathedral, Victorian …
Tucked away in rural North Yorkshire, there’s an ancient gem. The UNESCO World Heritage site of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Park includes the ruins of the largest Cistercian monastery in the United Kingdom, splendid …