The Lobster House sits right on Fisherman’s Wharf, where you can watch commercial fishing boats unload their catch while you ...

You haven’t truly experienced the Garden State until you’ve stood at America’s oldest seaside resort with a forkful of impossibly fresh scallops suspended midway to your mouth, Victorian gingerbread ...

Looking for some train stations to pass through during your next European trip? In this article, European travel enthusiast ...

Featuring key characteristics such as low-pitched roofs, wide porches, and exposed rafters, these houses boast a distinctively warm, inviting vibe.

The mayor of a regional Victorian council will receive $9,500 in travel to several European countries in June. Latrobe City Council, in Victoria's Gippsland region, hopes the trip will encourage ...

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It covers his Victorian architectural apprenticeship in London and his decision to travel to South Africa to manage a fruit farming operation, rather than to pursue what eventually became a ...

The Victorian parliament will this week debate a bill to introduce precommitment cards already in use at Crown Casino to all poker machine venues across the state. Victorians lost $4 billion on ...

In sprawling urban cities, the lack of space is a pervasive theme. Homeowners are constantly trying to find the most efficient ways to conceal storage, seamlessly integrate spaces, and maximise their ...

Marking the completion of a two-year renovation, an open house was held at The Grand Castalian Inn, a new bed-and-breakfast located at 41 Pratt Street in Berkeley Springs on Sunday, March 9. Neighbors ...

The Empire State building stands approximately 15 inches tall, whereas the Statue of Liberty measures at just under two inches without its base. At this scale, even ants would be too big to ...

A new block of flats is set to be built in West London following the unauthorised demolition of a Victorian House, with the rubble of the old property used to make it look as though it was never gone.