St. Augustine, a strikingly attractive city in north eastern Florida, is 'the oldest continuously occupied European-established settlement within the borders of the United States'. More commonly called the Nation's oldest city, it was founded in 1565 by Don Pedro Menendez de Aviles, a Spanish admiral, and grew in prominence as a Spanish military ou...

pdf File Name: AllWays-traveller-to-St-James_20161103-153023_1.pdf File Size: 1.1 mb Download File St James's is a grand area of London edged by the city's landmark tourist attractions of Buckingham Palace, Houses of Parliament, Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square. And while these provide a lure for visitors, from all over the world, there is a ...

Anna Maria Island is a seven mile long barrier island on the Gulf of Mexico, between Tampa Bay and Sarasota,.in Florida's Manatee County. With the adjoining Longboat Key it forms the Bradenton Gulf Islands. Long a destination cherished by those Floridians aware of its laid back charms, Anna Maria Island is now becoming a sought after retreat for di...

Downtown Miami, embracing the Bicknell financial centre, is the city's historic business district. Downtown also takes in the Omni district - a blend of residential, commercial and hotel developments and the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts - and Park West, embracing the city's Museum Park. Gleaming commercial developments and startlin...

Warwick, the historic county town of Warwickshire, sits on the River Avon, just west of Royal Leamington Spa and a short drive to Stratford-upon-Avon and Coventry. The area has been settled since the 6th Century and a thriving Saxon community existed at Warwick during the 9th Century. It is the Castle, however, which was first built in 1068 as part...

Rutland, which is England's smallest county, is waiting to be discovered by visitors looking for all that is best in the English countryside. Close to the M1 and A1 road networks makes it easy to get to Rutland while also ensuring that most of the country's road traffic passes on by. What visitors to Rutland find, therefore, are two busy market tow...