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Charleston is the oldest city of South Carolina. It’s also the state’s second biggest city. It’s rich in history being the official location where the civil war started. There are also several structures, as well as museums that would take you back to the city’s past. Shopping, swimming and sightseeing wouldn’t be a problem as

Montevideo is the capital of the country of Uruguay and also its largest city. Around half the country’s people live here. Many tourists visit here because of a mix of experience and attractions that it has to offer. Its past can still be seen through the old structures in the old town. It has clean

Kyoto is one of the biggest cities in Japan and was once the country’s capital. Although most of the country has adopted a modern culture, this city was still able to preserve its past. It’s rich in culture and history as it’s where popular traditions and festivals were born. There are several shrines, temples and

Cancun is a city in Mexico that’s famous for its pristine beaches and Mayan culture. Tourists from all over the world, especially those from South America and Europe flock here to experience an amazing vacation. Even people from different parts of Mexico also visit here because it has a full range of attractions that tourists

What do you usually do during a vacation? Some people love walking along the seashore. Others want to be pampered in a spa. If you are one of the more adventurous type and you wish to do something out of the usual, then you should try treasure hunting. You fly to different places around the

Rothenburg Ob Der Tauber is an old town in Germany that seemed to stood still in time. Although there are now hotels around the area where visitors could stay, majority of its structures would still remind you of the medieval times. The famous medieval wall that had been around since the 14th century remains undamaged.

Toledo used to be the capital of Spain until the 1500’s when it was moved to Madrid. It’s known as the “City of the Three Cultures” as Jews, Muslims and Christians co-existed peacefully in this municipality. Another popular nickname for Toledo is the “Imperial City” as the court of Charles I was mainly based here.