European beaches are some of the best in the world. Get the season right and the balmy weather and sunshine will rid you of all worries and stress.

Paris is the eternal City of Lights and a romantic destination whatever the season.

Full of rich Turkish history, the charming town of Safranbolu on the Balkan Sea will relax and enchant.

Jordan is more than the ruins at Petra. Jerash, north of Amman, is as impressive and more accessible as well.

This natural wonder is one of the most visited tourist spots on the planet. Because of the amount of tourist that Niagara Falls attracts, Niagara, New York has set itself up as the perfect getaway for families with children, for adventurous, and for couples looking to spend a romantic weekend away from home.

The name Istanbul has always been synonymous with adventure, romance, and everything exotic. It was truly the crossroads of the world, where every product, fabric, food, and spice was brought, traded, and sold. The Spice Market, or The Egyptian Bazaar as it is called, is still there, and still as exciting as ever.

If you stroll up the winding streets of this medieval landmark built on a hill in Granada, Spain, you will soon see why El Albayzin has earned its designation of World Heritage Site from UNESCO.

LA's Golden Triangle, so named for its many high-end chains, is THE landmark from the movie "Pretty Woman". Who doesn't want to do the touristy thing in one of the best-known shopping districts in the world?

Assisi's historical importance lies not in great battles or the rise and fall of kings but in its status as a spiritual landmark.

This well-preserved Roman palace forms the center of Split.

Paris is a city for lovers and love and food go together better in Paris than anywhere else.

The massive Roman Amphitheater in Tarragona is an impressive sight and restored to nearly its Roman glory.

The Topkapi Palace was the seat of the Ottoman Emperors for more than 400 years and is a sumptuous and impressive palace.

Plenty of visitors to Kenya make the trip to the famous port city of Mombasa, on the Indian Ocean coast, without ever realizing that just 150 miles further north there is a destination that is, in many ways, even more appealing: the small but stunning archipelago of Lamu.

The Leptis Magna Ruins are only 60 miles from Tripoli and are a fascinating place to visit.

The ancient city of Ephesus is located in western Turkey. It is an incredibly famous place with a wealth of history to explore.

One of the best reasons to visit Bath are the many examples of Georgian architecture you can see throughout the city.

The Getty has several fixed exhibits, including ancient Greek and Roman pottery and statues, Medieval illuminated manuscripts – gorgeous! – mummies, and plenty of Monet paintings.

Tarraco Viva Festival is a huge international cultural festival held every year in Tarragona, a big Roman city near Barcelona in Spain.

When the volcanic eruption buried Pompeii in 79 AD, the cloud of ash and gas also took the city of Herculaneum with it.

2000 years ago this small Catalan town was a powerful metropolis in the Roman Empire

Lake Como is the romantic's getaway in Italy and is one of the world's most beautiful places.

The town of York, England, first started building walls to at the time of the Roman invasion during the first century AD. The Roman soldiers built a fort and the town of Eboracum developed around this fort.

Bustling London is perfect to celebrate a romantic Valentine's Day with a wife or girlfriend. Whether it's making chocolate, going to a comedy club, or eating some of the world's best food that tickles your fancy, London has something to offer everyone

Celebrating Valentine’s Day can be done in style in New York City. There’s an unending array of options for romantic activities during the day, good food for a candle-lit dinner, sexy bars to get a night cap, and then on to a sleek hotel for a night with your sweetheart