Todays Image • The Maidens Of The Acropolis

The Athen’s Acropolis is an amazing place with “The Porch Of The Maidens” being a frequent subject for photographs. The porch sits at the rear of the detailed Erechtheion that was constructed around 315 BC. The maidens are facing the Parthenon, and were given the name ‘Caryatids’, after the young women from the village of Karyes inContinue reading “Todays Image • The Maidens Of The Acropolis”

The Intentional Travelers Guides To Europe; An Index

Click And Explore European Destinations Amsterdam Akureyri Iceland Cartagena, Spain Kotor, Montenegro Livorno, Italy Corfu, Greece Mykonos Greece Palma de Mallorca* Rhodes Greece Villefranche Wales, UK Valencia, Spain Liverpool, England Tenerife Canary Island Shetland Islands Vigo, Spain Rotterdam, Netherlands Livorno, Florence, Pisa Warnemünde Germany Athens From Piraeus Cobh, Ireland Dunmore East Ireland Flam, Norway Kusadasi,Continue reading “The Intentional Travelers Guides To Europe; An Index”

Essential Guides for Getting To & Around Travel Destinations

A Collection Of Detailed Guides For Navigating Cities, Public Transportation And Getting To Cruise Ships As we travel we look to take advantage of public transportation as much as possible and often try and find information to help us navigate a new destination. Often we’re on a tight schedule so planning ahead is a necessityContinue reading “Essential Guides for Getting To & Around Travel Destinations”

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Must See Cruise Ports of Europe and the Mediterranean

Cruise Port Information On Over Forty European Ports Of Call Looking for information on your cruise ports? Information on where your ship docks, public facilities, local transportation, currency, tipping, points of interest and more. Amsterdam Akureyri, Iceland Cartagena, Spain Kotor, Montenegro Livorno, Italy Corfu, Greece Mykonos Greece Palma de Mallorca* Rhodes Greece Villefranche Wales, UKContinue reading “Must See Cruise Ports of Europe and the Mediterranean”