Walking through the Castle of Sammezzano is like walking into a kaleidoscope.

At the Fairmont Hotel & Resorts, it's all about the details — and time-honored traditions. Once a palace used during the 1200s, the modern-day Savoy Hotel has been a trademark of the Northbank sinc...

Often eclipsed by their fantastic arts, architecture, history, and cuisine, Spain may not be the first place you think of when exploring adventure travel destinations, but in addition to their burg...

A festival that originally had its roots buried deep in religious tradition has long since become a raucous celebration that hinges on several rockets, a few horned animals and centuries-old tradit...

Las Ramblas is Barcelona’s most famous avenue and everyone who visits should make it a point to walk the entire pedestrian strip from Plaça de Cataluña to the waterfront. Perfectly expressing Spain...

Spain knows how to throw a fiesta (party) and there are a number of annual events (most with some degree of religious significance) that keep visitors coming back year after year. From sporting com...

Derived from the Latin word mediterraneus for "inland" or "in the middle of the earth," the Mediterranean Sea covers an approximate area of 2.5 million km². An important route for merchants of anci...

So, you’re fortunate enough to be in Paris with the kids – but you have only 24 brief hours in which to enjoy it. Luckily for you, there are plenty of neat things that can be squeezed into a single...

Some travel to Paris solely to savor the finest French fare in the world. Michelin rated chefs such as Alain Ducasse and Joel Robuchon began their illustrious cooking careers in Paris. Although Fre...