The focal point of Pennsylvania's forty-mile slice of Lake Erie waterfront is the pleasant city of ERIE itself. It bears no resemblance to the major urban centers of Pittsburgh or Philadelphia, being entirely low-rise and extremely leafy;...
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GLASGOW 's earliest history, like so much else in this surprisingly romantic city, is obscured in a swirl of myth. The city's name is said to derive from the Celtic Glas-cu , which loosely translates as the dear, green place -...
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Right at the heart of mining country, 35km south of Lille, and badly damaged in both world wars, DOUAI is a surprisingly attractive and lively town, its streets of eighteenth-century houses cut through by both river and canal. Once a haven for...
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