Thinking of visiting Europe in May, but aren't quite sure where to go? There are plenty of places to choose from depending on ...

This medieval Belgian city is only two and half hours from the UK by train and has all the beauty and history of Bruges and ...

The United States of America truly presents a melting pot, and this phenomenon is reflected in the very architecture that has ...

There are an estimated 2,000 churches in New York, with dozens designated as cathedrals. Churches and cathedrals are classic ...

More congregations are trading casseroles for coffee shops. Church kitchens are disappearing. They are disappearing from rural, suburban, and urban churches. From liberal and conservative churches ...

Closed to all visitors, Castello Solicchiata dates to the mid-1800s and belongs to a noble family that settled in Sicily ...

In the Triumph of Orthodoxy service on the first Sunday of Great Lent, the clergy and faithful proclaim – with many shouting – bold statements of faith from the year 787, after decades of ...

Western officials have accused Russia and its proxies of staging dozens of attacks and other incidents across Europe since ...

From the insatiably popular Canary Islands to a tiny EU island crammed with history and sugar-like beaches, here are the ...

The Piazza del Campo, Siena’s main square, is surely the most theatrical public space in the whole of Tuscany.

The New York Times named it one of the top 52 destinations to visit in 2024. Then Austrian Airlines introduced its new ...

Tavira, in Portugal, is often referred to as ‘the Venice of the Algarve’ thanks to its picturesque plazas and meandering ...