Category: Art and Art Museums
In September every year, Scotland celebrates archaeology. In fact, Scotland celebrates archaeology every day of the year. There’s so much of it around, and so much to learn and …
Glasgow: it is a city known for its industrial past and commercial present, to be sure.It is also a city of murals. Overseas visitors often pass the city by …
York Minster: if you have been to the city of York in the north of England, you’ve no doubt seen this cathedral church rising in the city’s skyline. Whether …
I first heard of the town of Port Gibson, Mississippi while exploring the nearby Sunken Trace, which is part of the centuries-old footpath and wagon road from Nashville, Tennessee …
Collins Barracks. That’s how many — most– Irish people think of the buildings in Benburb Street in Dublin, not far from Temple Bar. Makes sense: these buildings housed soldiers …
The Book of Kells. Where the book lives in the Old Library at Trinity College Dublin is quiet now. Folk from all over the world visit Dublin during the …
A bowl, a mug, a ring, a quilt, a scarf, a broom: time was when each of these things was made by hand, by a person skilled at the …
Bewley’s: if you have been in Ireland, you have very likely tasted Bewley’s coffee or tea. You may well have enjoyed these taste outwith Ireland as well, as Bewley’s …
Imagine walking the streets of Florence and having them mostly to yourself. Picture yourself posing for photos in front of the Duomo or the Forte di Belvedere without having …
Le Havre is a French City by the sea in the region of Normandy. It is known for its large port that connects Europe to the other side of …
Canada is a country of diversity, in landscape, in people, in culture, in history, in heritage, in language. Canada offers new things to explore and places to learn about, …
When you hear the crack of a baseball bat at spring training, cheer on the children in your life in their games, or enjoy a baseball game at any …
