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The biggest airport in Rome, Fiumicino (also called Leonardo da Vinci), is not actually in Rome. It stands about 20 miles away, near an otherwise rural town called Fiumicino. Once you land at the airport, you still have a rather long journey to make. Cabs are very costly, the direct train less so. The very cheapest way to get from... more »

The Trans-Siberian Railroad connects Europe to Asia through the length of Russia. Crossing 15 times zones, it is the third-longest continuous train service in the world. Planning for travel on the Trans-Siberian Railway can be confusing and frustrating, but it will be the journey of a lifetime. The world will be your playground as... more »

Choosing travel accessories requires careful planning if you want to carry everything you need without over-packing. Nearly all travel accessories are designed to be lightweight and easily packed, but you do not necessarily need every available accessory. You need to determine exactly what you need for whatever your trip holds in store. more »

Madrid is not as expensive as other European capitals. Still visitors who are on a budget can find themselves strapped for cash, especially if they wish to visit all the main sights and take advantage of the many shopping opportunities in the area. Planning the trip in advance and knowing what to avoid will go a long way in stretching... more »

It has been said, "That all roads lead to Rome." For the traveler this is literally true. Whether you are interested in art, fashion, food, beaches or mountains, Rome and the entire country of Italy have everything to offer the traveler. more »