What were the most popular sports of the Middle Ages? In the third episode History Hit's 'Medieval Pleasures' series, historian Eleanor Janega ventures into the Royal Armouries tiltyard to learn about ...

Sarreguemines, a French town bordering Germany, is best-known for its centuries-old production of faience earthenware and ...

As we roll into the second half of the year, the idea of a quick escape seems more tempting. Whether it’s a long weekend away ...

Often called a “museum of living fossils” because of its unique and ancient ecosystem, Lake Ohrid is home to over 200 endemic species, including the famous Ohrid trout. It is also celebrated for its ...

The garrison public affairs office translates and summarizes local news articles for the convenience of non-Italian speaking ...

In a thoughtful nod to national heritage, the Croatian National Bank has begun issuing special €2 commemorative coins featuring designs borrowed from the now-retired kuna bank notes. The message is ...

Self-tormenting practices were all the rage in ancient Byzantium, from wearing chains to living on top of small pillars—and ...

Baltic cruises serve up cobbled lanes, imperial palaces and Art Nouveau gems ideal for cruisers who care more about culture ...