When in AD 963, Count Siegfried built his “Lucilinburhuc” (little castle) on a rocky promontory overlooking the river Alzette, little did he know that his home was to become the cradle of one of the smallest, yet one of the richest countries in the world.
8 things you need to know before buying property in Abu Dhabi
With almost 200 islands lying within the coastline of Abu Dhabi and the endless blue skies, Abu Dhabi is a paradise on earth. Be it a safari adventure or the crystal clear beaches it has something to offer to everyone.
Lipa Noi, Koh Samui Land For Sale with Ocean View
This 6 rai plot of land is available in 6 x 1 rai plots and affordably priced at 3.6m baht each. Each 1 rai plot holds its own Chanote land title, the best available in Thailand, and commands stunning ocean views over the 5 islands, as well as having the best sunsets on Koh Samui.
The Vineyard – A New Way of Living
Your tropical paradise in the country with easy access to everything you could ever want from the city. The Vineyard is an innovative new development that is the vision of 2 long time expats who have vast experience in the building, development and holiday industries both in Asia and at home, who wanted to provide…
Petra, Jordan
My time spent here was two of the best days of my life, and for good reason. I had two new friends to hike with, the weather was perfect, and solitude is easy to find here.
Giza Plateau: Cairo, Egypt
I can hear the gasps of disbelief already, “The Pyramids? At number two!?” Yes, sorry to say, as amazing as these are, the fact remains that certain aspects detract from sites
Karnak Temple: Luxor, Egypt
On and on it went, one stupendous pillar, obelisk or statue after another. Most likely built by Seti I, the gargantuan Karnak Temple that visitors see today is but one of four precincts comprising the entire complex.
Baalbek, Lebanon
Wow. It’s a testament to the grandeur of Baalbek that despite being soaked to the bone in 40 degree weather, every photo of myself shows me grinning like a schoolboy.
Jerusalem, Israel
Where to begin? From the massive gates to the Via Dolorosa, from the Holy Sepulchre to the Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem richly abounds in historical, archeological, and religious significance.
Hagia Sophia: Istanbul, Turkey
Built between 523 and 527, the Hagia Sophia, first a church, then a mosque, and now a museum, is a masterpiece of Byzantine architecture.