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Brimming with legendary, health-promoting minerals and known around the world as Canada’s Dead Sea, Little Manitou Lake in Saskatchewan is perhaps the province’s best secret. The terminal lake, which means

The tiny town of Giethoorn in the province of Overijssel in the Netherlands is often called ‘Little Venice.’ Founded in 1230, the village survived by cutting peat, which caused the

San Carlos is the 10th canton in the province of Alajuela in Costa Rica. The capital city of the canton is Ciudad Quesada, which is also known as San Carlos.

Trondheim is a city in the middle of Norway. It is the third largest city in the country. The settlement was founded in 997 and was the capital of Norway during the Viking

Guanacaste borders Nicaragua, and is located in the northwestern part of Costa Rica along the coast of the Pacific Ocean. Guanacaste’s economic and cultural heritage is based on cattle ranching. For

The renowned two-mile-long strip known as Palm Beach on the Caribbean island of Aruba is home to glamorous high-rise hotels and dotted by water sports concessions, piers, beach bars, restaurants and shops.

The Basilica of St. Francis is the mother church of the Franciscan Order. Pope Gregory IX laid the first stone of the Lower Basilica the day after the canonisation of

The reddish cliffs at the Hopewell Rocks of New Brunswick were first formed millions of years ago as a massive mountain range?—?older than the Appalachians and larger than the Canadian

I received this image a couple of years ago, but unfortunately, there was no name attached. If you are this person and you’d like me to publish your name, please

Hi there, My name is Neil Kinnin, from Bessbrook, Northern Ireland. A friend from Calgary recently sent me a copy of your magazine. Imagine my surprise while flicking through the

One of the world’s most famous ships, the Royal Yacht Britannia was launched at John Brown’s Shipyard in Clydebank, Scotland in 1953. During that time Britannia carried The Queen and