Walking Through History: A Day in Ephesus from Izmir Imagine starting your day in the coastal city of Izmir, sipping your morning coffee as you prepare to journey back in time. Just an hour away lies Ephesus, a city that once rivaled Rome in splendor and significance. With its awe-inspiring ruins and timeless charm, a… Continue reading A Day Tour of Ephesus from Izmir | Gezenthi Travel Agency
Burke and Hare
By Tim Lambert Burke and Hare are often called grave robbers. In reality, they did not rob graves. Instead, they murdered people and then sold the victims’ bodies to surgeons for dissection. Today, many people donate their bodies to science but in the early 19th century, attitudes were very different. Most people were horrified by… Continue reading Burke and Hare
Althingi Parlament: A Distinct But Not Widely-Known Place That Is Worth Seeing
Iceland is well-known for its stunning natural landscapes and hot springs; however, once you arrive in this fantastic country, never limit yourself to the natural sights. Iceland also has an unparalleled history, distinct culture, and a unique tradition of democracy. The local parliament likely embodies all three of these aspects. Thus, it is 100% worth… Continue reading Althingi Parlament: A Distinct But Not Widely-Known Place That Is Worth Seeing
Turning Local Stories into Global Followers
Everybody is in love with stories. They have been. Stories instruct us in history. They connect people beyond geography and time. And if there is anything that is locally owned, out of your own city, your own road, your own kinfolks, that touches that far more. But to present these accounts these days, you require… Continue reading Turning Local Stories into Global Followers
A Brief History of County Kerry, Ireland
Located in the southwest corner of the island is one of Ireland’s best-kept secrets: County Kerry. It’s not the biggest county in Ireland, and it’s far from the most populated, as it’s quite a distance from the capital Dublin and other major cities like Limerick and Cork. However, County Kerry has a beautiful coastline and… Continue reading A Brief History of County Kerry, Ireland
Empires in Your Pocket: A History Buff’s Guide to Exploring Ancient Roman Sites with an eSIM Italy
Imagine standing on the worn basalt slabs of the Appian Way while livestreaming your walk to friends back home—without hunting for café Wi-Fi or shelling out for a local SIM you’ll toss after ten days. Thanks to modern eSIM travel tech, you can wander Rome’s ruins, decode Pompeii’s frescoes, and ping directions to Hadrian’s Villa… Continue reading Empires in Your Pocket: A History Buff’s Guide to Exploring Ancient Roman Sites with an eSIM Italy
The History of Philippine Casinos
The Philippines is renowned globally for its warm hospitality, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant entertainment scene. Among its many attractions, casinos stand tall as an integral part of the nation’s leisure and tourism industries. Over the past few decades, Philippine casinos have witnessed remarkable growth, evolving from modest establishments to world-class gaming destinations. This article… Continue reading The History of Philippine Casinos
What Life Was Like in Early American Towns Alongside British Influence
Photo courtesy of Pexels There are many angles to the foundation of America, but colonial towns are some of the earliest examples of settlement in the country’s history. Built around the current values and needs of the people at the time, it was a much different era to live in compared to today. It’s also… Continue reading What Life Was Like in Early American Towns Alongside British Influence
Here Come the Murderers!
By Timothy Lambert My Book About True Crime I have written a book about true crime. It’s called Here Come the Murderers! It’s a look at some infamous murder cases from the 18th century to the 1960s. It includes murderers such as Catherine Hayes, who was burned for murdering her husband in 1726, and Mary… Continue reading Here Come the Murderers!
How We Used to Meet Strangers vs How We Do It Online Today
Meeting people has always been a part of human life. In the past, it happened face to face. You would say hello to someone at a park, in school, or while waiting in line. It was simple, but it had rules. You had to pay attention to body language and voice. You had to be… Continue reading How We Used to Meet Strangers vs How We Do It Online Today