Deep down below sea level in Jordan, Bernard O’Shea lets his torso be pounded by nature’s hot and cold springs and finds the effect oddly…
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He was a one-man rock and roll concert on one of the more elegant roads of Warsaw. Everyone gave him…
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The gardens and lookouts on Cerro Santa Lucía make a great introduction to the Chilean capital. Bernard O’Shea gets acquainted. …
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The brilliant white-sand beaches of Jervis Bay, many of which are in national parks, are a prime drawcard for those…
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It was Australia’s first inland city and it exudes some Victorian grandeur. Bernard O’Shea pulls off the highway into Goulburn, feeling peckish…
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A long-dismissed culture offers timely, enduring lessons in the US capital. If aliens were to land on the National…
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Romanians say when you enter their country, you have to put your watch back 50 years*. Sometimes it can be…
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The Mekong River delta is the second largest in the world, and it’s easily explored from the Vietnamese capital Ho…
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Heroes’ Square in Budapest pays tribute to the legendary leaders and warriors of the past, but it’s a more humble…
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The Slovakian capital may not be one of Europe’s most obvious drawcards but Bernard O’Shea finds it well worth a visit or…