Travel Destinations Articles
101: Autumn breaks on the coasts of Loch Lomond
With a disappointing summer behind us many are looking to the half term week for the opportunity to get away for a well-earned break. Loch Lomond just north west of Glasgow is a destination that neve
102: The sights of Berlin - Always new, never boring
Germany is one of the most visited countries in Europe, and for 30 percent of Germans it is also their destination of choice for their own holidays. The most frequent reason for visiting is its cultu
103: Charles Kingsley's Life in Devon
Charles Kingsley was born on June 12, 1819, in Holne, Devon. He was the second son of the Reverend Charles Kingsley and his wife Mary. Henry Kingsley, his brother, became a novelist as did Charles him
104: The Isle of Wight Jazz Festival
The Isle of Wight Jazz Festival saw its beginnings in 2005 in the seaside town of Tentnor. Since it's inception, this festival has hosted such artists as Terry Callier, Cleo Laine, John Danworth, Denn
105: Planning a trip to Orlando Lake Eve- An All-Suite Resort
Planning a trip to Orlando? Whether traveling for business or pleasure, you’ll certainly want to spend time relaxing. The Lake Eve Resort is a perfect choice. Though situated o
106: The History of Cornish Independence
The Cornish nationalism movement seeks greater autonomy for the region of Cornwall. Advocates of this movment believe that they are not a county of England, but a separate nation that has never been i
107: Facts about Arundel in Sussex
Arundel is both a market town and a civil parish and it is located in the South Downs area of West Sussex within the Southern region of England. It is 79 kilometers South Southwest of London proper an
108: Information on Isle of Wight Zoo
The island's first zoo was opened in the 1950s and was known as the Sandown Zoo. It was built within the walls of the existing fort which had been erected originally as part of the coastal defense in
109: Why the Isle of Wight is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
The diamond shaped Isle of Wight covers an area of approximately 380 kilometers. ‘The Isle of Wight Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' covers slightly more than half of the island and is mainly
110: Some of Cornwall's Myths and Legends
As with most counties of the UK, Cornwall has a huge amount of folklore to be discovered. Rather than simply being one of the best spots in the UK for beaches, warm weather and pasties (though there a
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