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Photo of the Week: Baptistery Ceiling (Florence, Italy)
More famous for its bronzed doors, the mosaic ceiling of Florence’s elegant octagonal Baptistery is stunning. Likely started in the early 1200s and taking over a century to complete, (built between...
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Best Walking City in Tuscany (Lucca, Italy)
Lucca is Tuscany’s ultimate walking city. Mercifully flat unlike most Tuscan towns, Lucca has been turned over to cyclists and pedestrians with few cars in the city centre, most banished to the fringes...
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The Extraordinary David (Florence, Italy)
Despite the swarming masses it is simply mesmerising to stand near. And to imagine that Michelangelo created his statue of David while he was in his 20s. For centuries the statue stood in front of...
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The Hidden Gems Of Turkey
by James Brewer Beautiful Turkey is one of the world’s top-ten most visited countries, being ahead of other highly popular holiday destinations such as Greece, Mexico, or Thailand. A holiday in Turkey...
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Rainbow Harbour Bridge (Sydney, Australia)
The Sydney Harbour Bridge paints the water in rainbow colours as part of the 2014 Vivid Festival in Sydney. Celebrating light and art with sculptures and giant projections onto major buildings, Vivid...
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The D-Day Beaches (Normandy, France)
“You are about to embark upon a great crusade… The eyes of the world are upon you. The hopes and prayers of liberty loving people everywhere march with you…” – Gen Dwight Eisenhower, June 6, 1944....
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Benidorm Attractions That You Shouldn’t Miss (Spain)
by James Brewer The stunning beach resort of Benidorm can be found in the Costa Blanca region of Spain. Benidorm holidays are perfect for tourists who want to experience spectacular sunsets, fantastic...
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Return to Blogging for Spring (Sydney, Australia)
I needed a break from blogging and there is no better time than Australian spring to give the energy pep needed to get back to publishing Travel Wonders. Below are a handful of beautiful springtime...
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Photo of the Week: Old Wharf, Dover (Tasmania)
In the deep south of Tasmania (and Dover is Australia’s most southerly town with a population of 1,000 or more), mother nature dominates. Cool temperature rainforests dominate inland while unspoiled...
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Remembrance Day
In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below – In Flanders...
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