Italy
The Friendly Foot of Italy
The challenge had been laid out on a large plate for us (sizeable enough to squeeze in the pizzas consumed over this long weekend) – 300km of pedalling in three days through freak storms, ghost towns, empty beaches, but most importantly we were surrounded by “Pugliesi” people who never once tried to boot us out of their heel-shaped region. ... Full story
Venice
The iconic city of Venice is quite simply a living museum to layers of European, Italian and maritime history; and it never disappoints the visitor, with its carousing gondoliers, medieval palaces and renaissance art. A trip on a gondola is a must for a first timer, but the city is easily explored by foot and using the inexpensive water-busses to nip between islands. ... Full story
Rome
The eternal city of Rome requires little introduction. No other city in Europe boasts such a wealth of diverse and fascinating sights. The wonderful and varied mix of architecture combines with a unique atmosphere to create a most memorable holiday experience. ... Full story
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Huntsville - a touch of southern comfort.
The city of Huntsville, nestled amongst the hills of north Alabama, is certainly not the backwater southern town that I perhaps expected. It manages to combine a delightful historical old-town with a state of the art high-tech modern city built around the U.S. space programme. ... Full story
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