London is filled with stunning architecture, and a visit here is a great opportunity to look up from street level and take it all in.

One of the world's most impressive museums, its 54 halls lead to the amazing Sistine Chapel.

Located in front of St. Peter's Basilica, Saint Peter's Square is one of Italy's most recognized and historic squares.

The Pantheon is one of the most famous sights in Rome and draws visitors year round.

The incomparable Villa d'Este is the jewel of Tivoli, itself filled with amazing gardens and architecture.

For a beautiful portrayal of Rome's beauty and ancient history, the Piazza Navona is a must-see attraction when visiting Italy.

St. Jerome's Laneway Festival began in Melbourne in 2004. It was the brainchild of Jerome Borazio and Danny Rogers to create a music festival that would find what was new and great in music and bring it to unique settings.

You will find that Capuchin Cemetery, Rome, blends the fascinating and the macabre. The walls are decorated with the skeletons of dead friars and there is an additional eeriness to this as many are dressed as if they were still alive.

If you are in Rome, Italy, be sure to visit the exquisite Galleria Borghese (The Borghese Gallery).

Only in Vegas will you be able to visit Paris, New York City, Rome, and Venice in the space of an hour.

70 new routes for Europe's second largest budget airline in 2010.

A must-see when you're in Rome is the Colosseum. It's right near the Forum, so you can get a real feel for ancient Rome by staying right in this area. The Colosseum was originally called the Flavian Ampitheater and was build around the year 70 CE.

Credit crunch. Recession. Lay offs. Travel is suffering heavily from the poor economy. And it means there are deals everywhere right now.

Italy has become one of the most expensive destinations in Europe. Here are my tips for travelling cheaply in today's Italy

In an annual poll, magazine Travel + Leisure lets readers choose their favorite cities, destinations, hotels, travel providers, and much more

Lonely Planet in shocking author admission of plagiarism and corruption. Roman catacombs, Civil War destinations, and more airline bankruptcies. It's a 'fun' week in travel.

We all spend more and more time in airports, and here are the ones you should avoid if at all possible.

My new favorite guidebooks are Moleskine's City Notebooks. Instead of telling you what they think is best, they give you a map and empty pages to write down your favorites instead!

The major travel consolidators are quite thin when it comes to well priced and central hotels for Rome. RomaClick is a good local alternative.