Sulphur Springs: giant cows and glass bathrooms
Sulphur Springs, Texas, lies roughly an hour's drive northeast of Dallas. It has a charming downtown area and several attractions.
Henry Moore’s sculptures in Dallas
Henry Moore's sculptures in Dallas: a brief description of the artist's works in the city of Dallas displayed in museums and the City Hall.
Guide of things to do in Canterbury, England
Guide to things to do in Canterbury, from its wonderful cathedral to a pedestrian-friendly town centre and medieval battlements.
Mont-Saint-Michel, a marvellous monastery built on a tidal island
Mont-Saint-Michel is a spectacular medieval abbey and village perched on a rocky tidal island off the coast on Normandy, France.
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The May Revolution, Argentina’s first giant step towards independence
An abridged history of the May Revolution, the fledgling nation of Argentina's giant first step towards full independence from Spain.
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A virtual tour of 7 amazing medieval castles
I present you a virtual tour of seven castles. The castles I chose are mainly medieval, or of medieval origins, except one.
The Rideau Canal UNESCO World Heritage Site in Ottawa
The Rideau Canal UNESCO Heritage Site runs from Kingston to Ottawa in Ontario, Canada. It's a well-preserved historic site that people can enjoy year round.
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6 cathedrals in 6 days, a virtual tour
Let's go on a virtual tour of 6 of the most amazing cathedrals around the world: Reims, Durham, Córdoba, New Orleans, Siena and Santa Maria del Mar
The history of the Six Flags Over Texas
You probably heard about the Stars and Stripes and the Lone Star Flag, the official flag of the State of Texas. But did you know that six different national flags flew over Texas throughout its history? They were the flags of Spain, France, the United States of Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederate States…
The Royal Ontario Museum: understanding the past, making sense of the present
The Royal Ontario Museum is Canada’s largest museum. Its collections spotlights art, culture and nature from across the world and the centuries. Located very close to the University of Toronto, its mission is to “transform lives by helping people to understand the past, make sense of the present and come together to shape a shared future.”
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