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From church domes to bell towers, fanciful rooftops to sky-piercing monuments, Europe is full of climbable structures.

I’ve spent the last several decades exploring Europe from every conceivable angle. And this includes checking out Europe the way millions of people do — from a cruise ship. I’m not out to promote or put down cruising.

Stockholm’s inviting medieval centre, leafy parks, top-notch sights and exciting urban scene make the city a highlight of any Scandinavian vacation. But don’t let Stockholm’s charms blind you to the variety of fine day trips at the city’s doorstep.

A walk through the heart of north Dublin recalls Ireland’s long fight for independence, and makes a fine introduction to the city’s rich history.

VANCOUVER - Two of the largest cruise ships to ever visit Vancouver will make stops at sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Place this fall as they head south down the Pacific Coast. Sister ships, the behemoth vessels are two of Norwegian Cruise Line’s most popular offerings.

Last in a series about cycling in Tuscany.

Long a city of aristocrats, luxury goods and trade, Venice has an amazing culture. Its fantasy-world atmosphere of elegant decay is like nowhere else in Europe.

Fourth in a series about cycling in Tuscany Today is a day of wonder and discovery in northern Tuscany! After our standard 10,000-calorie breakfast, we mount up and bike off in the direction of Castelnuovo di Garfagnana, a 13th-century town nestled i

When touring any city, it’s fun to drop in on the local university. But in Europe, universities can be essential sightseeing, as some are home to great architectural, artistic and cultural treasures.

No matter how you look at it, 11,000 kilometres is a long way to go for a cup of tea.