The Museum of Jurassic Technology is a non-profit organization that prides itself on serving two functions: it provides the academic community with a specialized collection of objects from the Lower Jurassic, while, at the same time, providing the general public with a hands-on experience of what life was like at the time.

The Museo Correr holds the civic history of Venice in documents, maps, and artworks.

No trip to Venice would be complete without an afternoon spent at the splendid Basilica of Saint Mark.

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.

The Grand Canal in Venice is one of the places in this world that many travelers have on their list of favorites

Venice, a city often regarded as a work of art in itself, is also home to some of the most important pre-19th century Italian masterpieces. If you are a lover of fine art a visit to Venice's most acclaimed museum and gallery, the Accademia (Gallerie Dell'Accademia) is an unmissable part of any visit to the city.

The Ca' Rezzonico Museum is one of the major attractions that you should never miss when visiting Venice, Italy. The museum, situated on the Grand Canal, is a grand palace which depicts the Venetian aristocratic home of the 18th century.

This summer is a great time for cheap deals on cruises.

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

There are few places in the world with a view as panoramic, historic, and artistic as the Piazza San Marco in Venice, Italy.

Ryanair opens 2nd hub in Oslo next year.

The Bridge of Sighs, in Venice, so named by Lord Byron who believed Venice so lovely that convicts, upon their last view of the city, on the bridge, would sigh with awe and regret.

Almost 2 million travel from Treviso to Venice each year after taking a flight with Ryanair, Germanwings, Transavia, or Wizz Air. Here's how you get from Treviso if your final destination is Venice.

Time to share some of my recent travel article finds in another roundup. Here's what I've been reading and liking really a lot lately.

Venice is beautiful, stunning, and astoundingly crowded. If you rather avoid crowding yourself with snap-happy Japanese tourists, get up at the crack of dawn and you’ll see the city on your own

Caitlin over at Roaming Tales hosted the Carnival of Cities: From marbles in Kansas City to snow in London this past week, and I thought to share a couple of highlights for you to read

Beginning 1 February, travelers will be able to book tourism services for Venice online and pick dates for travel when there are fewer tourists around

While Venice sorts out how to stay afloat, especially given the latest record aqua alta, the mayor is working at making it a more decorous place

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

From this May 7, feeding pigeons in St. Mark's Square will be illegal. Tourists that feed pigeons and are caught will be fined 50 Euros, ca $80 USD, on the spot.

Most urban public transport systems in the west can be quite expensive for a visitor. London is outrageous, but so are cities like Venice, and even Paris. By giving a fellow traveler your public transport tickets when you're done with them, you can help someone save a bundle.

Murano, the island where all the glass art is made, is a quiet and cheaper alternative to the Venice islands for a hotel. There are only two on the islands, both good. Staying on Murano will save you a bundle, as it's off the beaten track, in other words, not right in San Marco!

Lauri and I visited Venice earlier this month. It's a fabulous city and I feel we only scratched the surface.

There was a time when the trade of glassblowing and glass art was dominated by the Venetian Republic, with the factories on the island of Murano.

Great guides to plan a trip to Venice, Italy. I went to "La Serenissima" for my wife's birthday this year. Here's how to get the ideas of what to do while in Venice.