We got lucky with the weather on our one day in Florence, spending the sunny day walking the streets and taking pictures, of course.

We said goodbye to Florence and headed back to Bologna again.

Today we got out of the city for some fresh air in the countryside. After a train ride and an hour walk through rolling hills, we made...

After passing by it in awe for a few days, we finally got up close to Sultan Ahmed Mosque, also known as the Blue Mosque.

The group met back up in New York City and prepared for our flight to London the next day. The energy of the city was just what we need...

On Tuesday nights in Salvador's central colonial district, Pelourinho, the city's residents flock to dance, listen to live music and en...

Today we caught a night train from Italy to Zagreb, the capital of Croatia. We locked our things up at the train station and headed ou...

We try to make a point to make it up the tallest visitable point in a city. In Istanbul, the Galata Tower is that place, rising above t...

With beaches like these, we couldn't resist the opportunity to spend another day on the astounding beaches of Rio.

The Siam Paragon, in Bangkok's city center, is one of Southeast Asia's largest, state-of-the-art shopping centers. As we discovered af...

Sigiriya is one of Sri Lanka's most popular historic landmarks and deservedly so. The ancient, cliff-top palace is impressive for both...

Lebanon is as diverse a country as they come and small enough (about the size of Connecticut) that it's possible to tackle multiple sce...

Ah Venice, the seemingly implausible city.

Just a quick bus ride from Puerto Iguazu, Argentina, we enter its sister city, Foz do Iguaçu and begin our month long exploration of Brazil.

The Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew attract huge crowds. It was not hard to see why the complex remains the spiritual heart of the Thai ...