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.

Cambodia's city of Siem Reap is more than just a stopover for Angkor Wat, it's a fun destination in its own right.

If you're visiting Birmingham, you'll likely arrive and depart via this historic train station.

Offering luxury shopping since 1875, Liberty is a London landmark just off Regent Street.

Each year, residents of Binche don exuberant costumes and host a world-famous three-day carnival of street performances, music and dancing leading up to Ash Wednesday

L.A. isn't short on attractions any time of year. But summer is amazing and these are our top 7 tips for free things to do in Los Angeles.

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.

Ghost tours have long been a popular attraction for London tourists. There are quite a range to choose from: Walking or bus ghost tours alike, these creepy, haunted, macabre tours will send a chill down your spine and leave you shaking to your core

Also known as Trinity Wall Street, this is NYC's most famous church.

Las Ramblas, in the middle of busy Barcelona, is a mile-long boulevard of tourist delights. This pedestrian-friendly, tree-lined road links the Plaça de Catalunya, a bustling city square, with a monument to Christopher Columbus at Port Vell, on the waterfront.

The Alexandria National Museum in Egypt was inaugurated on 31 December 2003 to give visitors a glimpse of the colorful past of the city. The setting of the museum is in a white mansion located on the corner of Tahrir Street.

A visit to the Isaiah Zagar's Magic Gardens, in South Street, Philadelphia will truly be a totally different experience. This site preserves the artworks of the famous mosaic mural artist, Isaiah Zagar.

A visit to London would be remiss if it didn't include a trip to at least one its famous street markets. With offerings that include everything from exotic food to antiques and clothing, these venues offer an experience like no other.

Pike Place Market is internationally recognized as Americas premier farmers' market which is home to 200 year-round commercial businesses, 190 crafts people, 120 farmers who rent table space by day, 240 street performers and musicians.

Welcome to the March 24, 2010 edition of Carnival of Cities. We have a US-focused edition this time, but a few entrants are from further afield.

First in a new series of updates on the world of travel.

Portobello Market is one of the original street markets in London.

The Staples Center, located on Figueroa Street in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, is a multi-use entertainment venue. It is very easily accessible via the Los Angeles Metro subway and bus system or by a short walk from the areas many hotels and restaurants.

A quiet stroll through its winding streets can ease the nerves and often bring about an unexpected surprise or two on what you find in one of the many tiny shops that fill the Jordaan.

King's Cross and St. Pancras train stations sit across the street from each other and serve as the major hub for rail travel throughout England and beyond.

Berlin is a very green city, with green spaces dotted all over it. Berlin parks range from tiny green oasis around fountain on street corners to massive leisure parks like Grunewald.

Berlin food isn't all currywurst, a bratwurst covered in ketchup and curry powder. While you'll find those on every streetcorner of Berlin, there are better options to be had

Welcome to the 22 April issue of the Carnival of Cities, on visit to eyeflare.com from its spiritual home at Family Travel Guide

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

Eyeflare travel advice and tips had a great 2008. We published quite a few travel articles in 2008 and had more visitors and commenters than ever