Former commercial capital of Persia. Ancient Islamic architecture, several UNESCO World Heritage Sites at once, stunn...

An unofficial self-governing commune. It is a large community with a socialist economic structure, although the resid...

The best time to visit St. George's Market Square is on a Saturday morning, when the market really bustles. Set in th...

This ancient city was also founded by the French, so its architecture is correspondingly French. Here you can walk al...

This archaeological area is an outstanding example of an ancient Roman burial ground. The word “necropolis”, from the...

This village on the water is considered one of the most interesting places in Brunei. Here you can see the real life ...

As the first capital of Brazil, from 1549 to 1763, Salvador de Bahia witnessed the blending of European, African and ...

Diamantina, a colonial village set like a jewel in a necklace of inhospitable rocky mountains, recalls the exploits o...

Sucre, the first capital of Bolivia, was founded by the Spanish in the first half of the 16th century. Its many well-...

Named after the nearby architectural monument – ​​Bahrain Gate. Actually, the road that passes under the arch of Bahr...

The old and main market of Tashkent. Everything is sold: from food to clothing.

One of the largest markets not only in Turkmenistan but in all of Central Asia. Here you can find and buy almost ever...

It’s easy to see why Herat – the third-largest city in Afghanistan – has such a Persian flavor to it: the town sits j...

If you want to witness the sophisticated blend of past and modernity, Sarande is the town to go. It has one of the wo...

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Habana Vieja or Old Havana is a well-preserved slice of Cuban history. Strolling around...

Lesser visited compared to many other places in Cuba, Camaguey can be puzzling for those who choose to visit. While i...