November 8, 2016 - 3:50 pm in Featured CitiesEdiburgh, Scotland – Highlander History
Edinburgh city is at the center of Scotland’s rich history and is one of the most beautiful cities in the United Kingdom. In this article we will look at four historical sites that will give visitors…
September 8, 2016 - 1:17 pm in Attractions, Featured CitiesAmerican Soccer: History in the Making
In the last ten years, soccer has taken off in popularity in the United States. At one time soccer was far behind baseball, basketball, football and even ice hockey in acceptance. However, that is…
Hershey, PA: Chocolatetown, USA
In 1903, an entrepreneur with a love for good chocolate and fresh milk did something remarkable. He built a community in the countryside, complete with schools, factory, houses, you name it – and…
Boise: An Urban Treasure in the Gem State
When you think of Idaho, chances are you think of potatoes. You might be surprised to learn that the biggest city in a state known for growing carbs is full of outdoors enthusiasts. Jogging, hiking,…
Vancouver, Canada: Ancient settlement with a modern vibe
This week on Travel Thru History, we take a look at the Olympic city of Vancouver, British Columbia. First settled nearly 10,000 years ago, Vancouver still manages to capture the atmosphere of a young…
Visit Montréal, Quebec – Antique, Contemporary, Futuristic All in One
Vivant (alive) is the phrase that best describes Quebec's largest city. The city has an undeniably Quebecois feel, but isn't afraid to show its own identity. Street fairs stretch into mid-winter,…
San Diego, CA: History of Paradise
Are you a laid back, beach loving-kind of history buff? Well this episode is a treat for you. In Season 4 we traveled to San Diego, CA. No metropolitan city in California captures that SOCAL feeling…
Belfast, Northern Ireland – Titanic Sized History
Once the poster-child of Catholic and Protestant divisions, Belfast has morphed into a bustling metropolis in the past decade. Efforts at building a lasting peace here are visible in architecture…
Dublin, Ireland: Potatoes, Proclamations and Pubs
There’s more to Ireland than just emerald hills and Blarney stones. For hundreds of years, the Irish fought against British rule, and for a people known for their luck, we found very little of it…
Buffalo and Niagara Falls: Come for the Food. Stay for the Beauty.
New York is a state rich in experiences and adventures, laced with historical intrigue, and topped off with a decadent dash of natural beauty. Buffalo and Niagara Falls are among the most fascinating…
