Destinations

Operation Market Garden is the World War II campaign famously known as “a bridge too far.” This major Allied military campaign launched in The Netherlands in September 1944. It aimed…

Visiting Pointe du Hoc at the D-Day Beaches in Normandy is an unforgettable experience. What took place here on June 6, 1944, is a story of daring, bravery, and amazing…

Put the 101st Airborne Museum high on your list of places to visit for World War II history in Bastogne. Located in the heart of this small city in Belgium,…

For a relaxing getaway in Southern California, my first choice of destination is Santa Barbara, home of iconic Stearns Wharf. Known as the American Riviera, Santa Barbara hugs the central…

Arles lies in the heart of the picturesque Provence region of southern France. Steeped in history, Arles beckons you to visit and enjoy its rich tapestry of Roman ruins, Van…

Santa Barbara is a gem of a small city on the coast just a two-hour drive north of Los Angeles. Ringed by stately foothills, filled with appealing Spanish-style red and…

Santa Barbara, a lovely small city that hugs the California shoreline north of Los Angeles, offers so many ways to relax. And if you’re bringing along your pup, you’re in…

Paris is rich in layers of history, and many sites relate to World War 2. History buffs will want to know where to find these various places that are scattered…

You will no doubt be changed after visiting the five Normandy D-Day beaches. These beaches are an arena for reflection on life. The coastline is peaceful now, with waves gently…

Historic Santa Barbara, known as the “American Riviera,” offers experiences beyond the obvious. Sure, you can visit and simply relax on the pristine beaches and dine on fresh seafood. But…