Why Pointe-A-Calliere is the top attraction in Vieux Montreal
The Pointe-A-Calliere museum tells the history of Montreal – and North America. Montreal likes to bill itself as having the best aspects of North America mixed with the best aspects…
Five great places to stay in Vieux Montreal
Vieux Montreal is Montreal’s historic heart – and there are plenty of gorgeous accommodation options there, too. Why stay in Vieux Montreal? The oldest part of Montreal lines up along…
Driving across London Bridge in… Lake Havasu City, Arizona
London Bridge in Lake Havasu City Lake Havasu City in Arizona is home to an extremely strange tourist attraction – London Bridge. This is the bridge that crossed the River…
Red Rock Crossing, Sedona: Nature’s greatest swimming pool?
Within the Crescent Moon Ranch Day Use Area, Red Rock Crossing is a spectacular Arizona swimming hole with perfect views of Sedona’s Cathedral Rock. Slide on in. Sedona, Arizona, is…
Which is the cheapest Las Vegas Cirque du Soleil show?
The cheapest Las Vegas Cirque du Soleil show is Mad Apple – but it’s not necessarily the best value for money. Are the Cirque du Soleil shows in Las Vegas…
Why you should visit the Benjamin Franklin Museum in Philadelphia | Review
The Benjamin Franklin Museum is often overlooked, but it is full of fascinating insight. Benjamin Franklin in Philadelphia Benjamin Franklin’s name appears on pretty much everything in Philadelphia. Which isn’t…
Santiago Airport review
What to expect if flying from the Chilean capital. Dropping off rental cars at Santiago Airport? It’s hard not to groan when dropping off the rental car. I can’t just…
The best route from Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon
The best route from Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon is via the US-180W, not the I-40W via Williams. It might take a few minutes longer, but the San Francisco Peaks…
Why I ended up enjoying Austalia’s most notoriously boring drive
Crossing the Nullarbor from Adelaide to Perth turns out to be rather enjoyable if you make the right stops. Getting to know the sea lions of Baird Bay It’s Beryl’s…
The last of Rarotonga’s canoe carvers
In the Cook Islands, a few men are trying to keep an ancient culture alive. A ceremony in Rarotonga The country’s main ceremonial building looks rather like a cross between…