The Canterbury Explorer is a tourism guide from a local resident's point of view. Want to know where the best hotels to stay in are, be they cheap or luxury? Or where the residents eat out and buy their gifts? Where do we take our friends when they visit our amazing historic city? If Canterbury is the place to visit and explore, then The Canterbury Explorer is the one to help you do it. This is the site that caters for all price ranges;

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The comprehensive and free Toronto travel guide offers quality information and tips on top Toronto attractions, events, entertainment, night life, hotels, restaurants, shopping, fun things to do and see, local sports and much more. Compiled by a Toronto native, this guide is full of pictures, maps and practical advice, and it is ideal for new as well as seasoned travelers. This guide will help to plan your all travel needs and also save your money on hotels, restaurants, and attractions.

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The main target of our site is to draw a special attention of potential tourist to Berlin-Germany. Berlin is attracting more and more travelers from all over the globe and we want to describe Berlin as hospitable hosts to the guests-objectively but loving Berlin.

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Esguiasonline offer your guided tours in Spain. Let us guide you through the most impotant cities from here, our heritatge and our culture. We try show you the Hispanic Taste.

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London Theatre Breaks - full directory including tourist information about London.

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On CITYGUIDE.com, you will find a wide variety of informative material sorted by country, region and city. Pick one of the 12 topics to find information on a certain scope of local lifestyle. The topics are again subclassified into different categories in order to quickly guide you to the information you are looking for.

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A virtual stroll in the street of Paris France a town which deserve at least a visit or two.

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Detroit Michigan, information oN Detroit Hotels, Detroit Sports, public Schools, Zoo, Jobs and more info on Detroit.

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Samuel Johnson once famously said "when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life". This was true when he said it in the late 18th century and is certainly true today. As Europe's largest city, home to 7.5 million people speaking over 300 languages and some of the most iconic sights in the world, visitors are simply spoiled for choice when visiting The Big Smoke.

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The entrance fees at Chicago's world-class museums can add up, but there are several options to reduce the cost of seeing the amazing breadth of attractions. For $49, a CityPass gets you tickets to six of the city's biggest attractions (Adler Planetarium, Art Institute, Field Museum, Hancock Observatory, Museum of Science and Industry, Shedd Aquarium) for use within nine days.

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Second city of Spain and major Mediterranean port, bustling Barcelona incorporates a delightful historic mix of Roman remains, medieval quarters and 20th century avant-garde art. It also possesses beautiful beaches nearby!

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One thing is for sure, "Madrileños" certainly know how to enjoy life to the full, and you should too whilst in Madrid, for the capital of Spain is a charming city, rich in culture and, at night it really rocks!

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Washington DC, our nations capitol, is undoubtedly the most memorialized city in the history of the United States of America. Nearly all significant events in history have a monument or memorial dedicated to its occurrence in the District of Columbia. Whether your group is comprised of students or adults you will find that touring DC will open your eyes to the events of the world.

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California holidays are a dream come true. Wide sweeping beaches, ideal weather and some of the best food in the world make a holiday in Los Angeles the perfect draw. The LA region is where some of the top celebrities and movie stars pound the pavements and the sight of the Hollywood sign is familiar to all.

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Few of cities in U.S.S are extremely expert at wholesaling their chronological sites as San Francisco that has actually converted Fisherman’s Wharf into one of the most in trend tourist attraction in the world. Unless you really need to come early in the morning, however, you would not find any traces of the traditional water front life, which once lived there.

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Edinburgh is the capital and second largest city (after Glasgow) of Scotland, in the UK. Edinburgh has in fact been the Scottish capital since 1437, and seat of the revived Scottish Parliament since it first met in 1999. As of the 2001 census, Edinburgh had a population of 448,624.

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London is the capital city, and by a quite considerable margin, the largest city of both England and the UK as a whole. The term "City of London" (as well as "The Square Mile" or just "The City") is used mainly to refer to a very small (1 square mile - 2.6 square km) area that formed the ancient core of the conurbation, and which is today the most important center of the financial industry.

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The skyscrapers of the Kenyan nation’s capital stand over what was 100 years ago just a remote, uninhabited watering hole in the highlands. Nairobi is a Masai name meaning “place of cold water” and that was good enough for the British to choose it as a camp for their railway from Mombasa to Lake Victoria. Today it is a bustling modern capital at crossroads of east Africa with a population of 4 million.

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If you are thinking about spending some time traveling the continent then it's likely that you are going to have to limit yourself to visiting a selection of European cities. After all, there are so many places to see in Europe that it might take a lifetime to get round them all.

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The capital cities of the Czech Republic and Hungary have been witnessing something of an economic boom in rent years. For a long period after the Second World War both countries were largely inaccessible to travelers from the west, but the breakdown of Communism in the two states has presented opportunities.

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With lots of exciting attractions and sunny weather year round, Los Angeles is a great vacation destination for families. Where else can you step onto the set of your favorite movie, relax on a sun-kissed beach, and shop alongside celebs on Rodeo Drive?

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Music may not be the first attraction most people associate with Washington, DC, but the nation’s capital hits all of the right notes for the music lover.

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New York City has one of the most recognizable skylines in the world. The city’s architectural icons like the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty are pictured on the front of guidebooks and on numerous other souvenirs to evoke the excitement and eclectic flair of the Big Apple.

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Want to run up the Empire State Building? Put on a costume and your running shoes for a 7 mile party on the go? How about running off the 5 pounds you’re about to gain on your trip to Paris, while you’re in Paris?

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