As Europe's largest city, London is host to more than 25 millions visitors a year; yet, it is never too crowded to be enjoyable. The City Center of London is only a couple square kilometers, but fans out into neighborhoods that add to its historical significance and charm. Some of the must-sees in the city include the tower and bridge of London, the London Eye, the British Museum, and changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace. If you have time for shopping, Harrods is the most popular and famous upscale department store located in Knightsbridge. Catch a football match, rugby, or cricket game at one of the major venues, and at night there are great bars both upscale and trendy in and around the City and in West London. There is so much to experience in London you’ll want to schedule a return visit.

Whether you have been there once or over twenty times, New York City never seems to get old and you never seem to run out of things to do. If museums are your thing, there are plenty to experience, especially the smaller more unique museums around the city. Times Square is an area of New York that should not be missed, especially since it has been vastly cleaned up. For those interested in catching a Broadway performance, there are many nice restaurants

around Sixth Avenue, particularly on West 45th and West 44th Streets. Walking tours around Times Square take you through historic theatres, past the art deco former Paramount Pictures headquarters, the ultra-modern New York Times Building and perhaps inside a church or two. Shopping in New York City is some of the best you will experience in North America and make sure to take a stroll through Central Park.

Edinburgh - the capital of Scotland - is one of Europe’s most beautiful medieval cities.  With charming cobblestone streets, elegant Georgian town homes, and breathtaking vistas from a number of vantage points, the city really does offer something for everybody.  You can find winding lanes filled with boutique shops and pubs, or take advantage of the easy access to the outdoors and go exploring in the Scottish countryside. The first stop on your list should be the Old Town, which is considered Edinburgh’s medieval heart along the Royal Mile. The Royal Mile runs from the Castle to Holyrood Palace and contains the city’s most famous sites. Also, don’t forget that Edinburgh is the City of Festivals so there’s never a dull moment, even here in this small city.  Come visit "Auld Reekie" and experience Scottish hospitality at its best.