Tower of London Royalty had it privileges— and still does— at the Tower of London, the wildly popular historic and infamous landmark. Behind a massive stone wall is a complex the size of a city encircling a castle. Over 3 million people visit every year, most of whom are willing to wait in a long…
On the grand Ring of Kerry scenic route, deep in the southwest region of Ireland, is the idyllic town of Sneem. With quaint atmosphere and colorful appearance, Sneem is a popular tourist spot. Cheery pubs, restaurants, and cozy shops line the town square. Sneem was the winner of Ireland’s Tidey Town National Competition in 1987….
You’ll find peace and serenity walking around the former moat of the Tower of London, a medieval fortress known for torturing prisoners and home of the Crown Jewels. Green space has replaced water. Now a flood of flowers has created a fantastic carpet of vibrant colors. In honor of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, the Tower…
Obrien’s Tower stands at the Cliffs of Moher’s highest point. It’s Ireland’s most popular and dramatic landscape, rising high above the Atlantic Ocean. The cliffs are on Ireland’s west coast in County Clare, along the Wild Atlantic Way, a rugged and majestic coastline trail and driving route. Our visit in early June required wearing our…
The Killarney National Park in County Kerry is just outside your door at the historic Lake Hotel. The family-owned resort sits on the shore of Killarney’s lower lake, the Lough Lein. There are majestic views of the mountains and marshes, where several swans call home. The surrounding woodlands are fertile ground for free roaming red…
