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  Reykjavik Reykjavik is the furthest north of any capital city in the world, and is only just outside the arctic circle. Staying there are any time of year can be a slightly strange experience for those who are used to more temperate climes. In the middle of winter,... 06-30-2007, 2:12 PM by UncleTravelingMatt to Faremax Blog

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  40,000 years of life It’s thought that there have been people living where Sydney is now for about forty thousand years. For most of that time it wouldn’t have made a great destination for the tourist, but these days it’s of the most beautiful and modern coastal cities in... 06-29-2007, 7:09 AM by UncleTravelingMatt to Faremax Blog

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  The City of Dreams There aren’t many cities in the world that can boast as much to see and do as Los Angeles, and there aren’t many districts with as much going on as Hollywood. Crossing the district boundary is like entering a whole other world – one which sticks in our... 06-18-2007, 4:49 AM by UncleTravelingMatt to Faremax Blog

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  Oslo: taking the helm The tourist trade has crept into almost every city in Europe in the last few decades, as far as even the smallest Mediterranean island or the most remote Romanian village. But even though the desire for tourist revenue has transformed some of Europe’s... 06-17-2007, 11:00 AM by UncleTravelingMatt to Faremax Blog

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  The Bay of Naples The 22nd August 79 A.D. would have been a very bad day to be visiting the city of Pompeii or the town of Herculaneum. In the course of that day and the day after it, the two Roman settlements were famously destroyed and buried under volcanic ash thrown... 06-15-2007, 10:56 AM by UncleTravelingMatt to Faremax Blog