Blue Ridge Parkway
Rocky Mountaineer
Dublin - prison-turned-museum Kilmainham Gaol
Guinness Storehouse to pour a proper pint
cities to explore — the port city of Kinsale to the south, Belfast in Northern Ireland, Dingle, and Killarney, seaport town of Cobh in County Cork was the departure point of the Titanic, and a tour of the White Star Line ticket office is a moving and memorable experience
Sicily: Palermo, Sicily’s capital, is a lively city with colorful outdoor markets, spectacular cathedrals, and delectable street foods, including fried rice balls called arancini
ancient ruins at Agrigento, Siracusa, Selinunte, and Taormina
Travel between cities can be managed by train, bus, car, or private driver
Within the cities, streets are narrow and parking is nearly non-existent.
Scottsdale, Arizona:
luxurious surroundings, The Canyon Suites at The Phoenician Hotel
Australia:
Sydney, tour the iconic opera house...harbor cruise
Sydney Harbour Bridge, or climb to the apex of its steel arch if you have lots of energy and an extra $200
Kangaroo Island’s nature reserve, called Australia’s Galapagos, and see koalas, wallabies, kangaroos, fur seals, penguins, and kookaburras. The island is a short flight or ferry ride from Adelaide, in southern Australia.
Melbourne’s Great Ocean Road, at Australia’s southeastern tip, is the place to see rugged seashore, jagged cliffs, sandy beaches, and even the dense Otway rainforest.
Cruise the Yarra River in Melbourne for great views
Costa Rica:
Southeast Asia River Cruise:
Ha Long Bay to see the magnificent limestone rock formations
Siem Reap in Cambodia: tour Angkor Wat, a massive temple complex built in the early 12th century
China:
Beijing, China’s imperial capital where you can view historic Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, the world’s largest surviving ancient palace complex
4,000-mile-long Great Wall
Xi'an to see the wondrous Terra Cotta Warriors
Shanghai, China’s largest city and financial center - stroll along the Bund, its famed waterfront promenade - sample the specialty xiao long bao, soup dumplings
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