Ireland, the Emerald Island. The hills, covered with lush, emerald green grass are full of mystical stone buildings from prehistoric times, Celtic monuments, medieval forts, and monasteries. The island is the home of legends, music, poetry, and dance. The capital of the Republic of Ireland, Dublin, has many sights worth taking a look at, for example Trinity College, St. Patrick Cathedral, Parliament, and the National Gallery. Includes: Glendalough,...

"Stockholm is a city that floats on water: the 'Venice Of The North' was built on fourteen islands. ... Since 1998 this centuries-old Hanse city has also been the cultural capital of Europe. This city of the Vikings is a true architectural gem!"--Container.

This central Italian region is known as sunny Tuscany. There are a myriad of books and films propagating its landscape and beautiful cities. There are rustic, old houses hiding among the hills, the vineyards, and olive gardens, where one can buy good wine, olive oil, honey, and fine cheese. Tuscany is the birthplace of Leonardo, Michelangelo, Petrarca, Puccini and many other famous artists. Includes: Florence, Siena, Pisa, Arezzo, Cortona, San Gimignano,...

Budapest, capital of Hungary, is the pearl of the Danube and a constantly changing metropolis. Hungary was once a kingdom but then came the Turks who were followed by the Hapsburgs and Maria Theresia who became "Queen of Hungary." The historic centre of Budapest is dominated by its noble castle that towers above the banks of the Danube. A one hundred metre long cable railway that dates back to 1870 is both a practical and fascinating way to ascend...

Morocco fulfills fantasies and dreams about the Tales of 1,001 Nights, even today. It is an exotic and romantic country with the thousand miracles of the Arab world; old cities, mosques, bazaars, natural beauties from palm tree gardens to sand dunes, and from the frosty tops of the Atlas mountains to the beaches of Agadir. There are the oases in the Sahara, the colorful buildings of Marrakesh, the Anti-Atlas's green valleys, and the forts of the Foreign...

Discover the wonderfully wild cultures of the Berber, Gnawa and Tuareg peoples of Morocco. Composer/adventurer Chuck Jonkey takes you on a Sonic Safari that begins in Marrakesh and transports you to the deep medina for a look at ancient artifacts. Visit the sizzling coastal town of Essaouira - protected from pirates by a gigantic stone fortress.

Wandering among the endless hills, lakes, and mountains of Southeast Poland, one can find cities, medieval castles, grandiose palaces, and rich museums, each one more interesting than the previous. The city core of Krakow, with its old streets and squares offer us the feeling of happy days. In the Wawel district, which is built on a hill, fort walls and bastions protect the royal palace and the cathedral. Includes: Ojcowi National Park; Katowice;...

Visit Toyko, a city where tradition and modern inventions live side by side, and the ancient city of Kyoto. Sites include: Toyko Teleport, docks, Shiba Park, Toyko Tower, Meiji Shrine Park, Asakusa, the Toyko Underground, Akihabara, Ueno Park, Kebukuro, Kyoto and more.

Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, is one of Europe's coziest and livable cities. It is famous for its nice weather, good transport, green areas, and parks full of fountains and statues. Nice and friendly people, a buzzing cultural life, colorful events and the famous Catalonian cuisine is waiting for visitors. Visits the Rambla, Plaka Real, Mercat San José, Columbus monument, Naval Museum, the docks, the Gothic quarter, Saint Eulalia Cathedral,...

Among the plains, the lakes and the hills ancient cities are located: the red-bricked Malmo, the port Gothenburg, the medieval Ystad, Helsingor and Helsingborg, and the university town Uppsala which is always full of life. Stockholm, built between Lake Malaren and Baltic Sea, rivals any European capital city. Near to it, there are castles which enchant the travelers, for instance Skokloster Castle or Gripsholm Castle.