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It took me just a few days to realize I wanted to live on one of the world’s most enchanting islands. Cyprus is located at the eastern end of the Mediterranean Sea at the crossroads of Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. The island has sandy beaches and crystal-clear water, but it also has hills, mountain...
The city of York, in the north of England, is a gem that many visitors overlook simply because they do not know what it has to offer. It can take weeks to experience a sprawling metropolis like London—York, on the other hand, promises 2,000 years of British history and culture, all in a compact, easily accessible city.
Rye, in East Sussex, is one of those places that just drips with history and interesting sites to see from tales of smugglers and shipwrecks to writers and wars. The town itself is just over an hour by train from London. But you should plan on at least two days here as there is so much to see and do.
Brighton, often called “Little London,” is the biggest and possibly the oldest beach resort town in England. With the advent of the railway in Victorian times, it became popular as a day trip to the sea. Just 50 miles south of London, it has kept its unique style and still attracts millions of tourists every year...
Krakow, Poland’s second largest city, has become one of the ‘must see’ cities of Europe. While most of the major cities of Eastern Europe suffered damage during WWII, Krakow remained mostly untouched. The old town contains many unique architectural wonders to explore and enjoy. The food is fantastic and...
For visitors and locals alike, there is more to Cyprus than beautiful beaches, azure seas, hikes in the mountain forests, ancient archaeology, and quaint villages. Cyprus is well known for its international cultural festivals with dance, music, and films as highlights.
The clear seas, sunny beaches, culture, natural beauty, friendly locals, good food, low crime rate, and cost of living have been attracting tourists and expats for decades. The majority are British, around 60,000, but also includes large contingents from Russia, China, and Europe