Postcards from a solo adventure traveler…
Denmark — The Exceptional Museums of Copenhagen
Beyond its iconic canals lined with colorful medieval houses, its world renowned Tivoli Garden entertainment park and historic royal residences, Copenhagen is also home to some exceptional museums.
Denmark — A First-Timer’s Introduction to Copenhagen
A first-timer’s walk through 500 years of Copenhagen history.
Tucson, Arizona — An Exceptional Desert Destination
In the heart of Arizona’s Sonoran Desert, Tucson offers a modern perspective on the Old West — and some of the most unique flora in the world.
Delray Beach, Florida —The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens
A bucolic escape to the timeless serenity of Japanese gardens in the heart of Palm Beach County, Florida.
The other face of the Republic of Genoa — Cinque Terre
Once strategic maritime outposts of the Republic of Genoa, the five coastal villages of Cinque Terre have retained their unique medieval charm.
Exploring the Illustrious Maritime History of Genoa
For over a millennium the sea has played a critical role in shaping the historical importance of Genoa. Today, the city’s economy and culture remain closely linked to its thriving port and maritime industries.
Italy — A walk through Genoa’s storied past…
A former maritime republic and major commercial powerhouse on the Mediterranean, Genoa has left us an exceptional historic heritage.
Ravenna — Beyond the Byzantine Masterpieces
From Carpets of Stone to Dante’s resting place, there is more to Ravenna than its world-renowned Byzantine mosaics!
Ravenna — the Capital of Early Christian Mosaics
One of the underrated gems of Italy, Ravenna is home to some of the most dazzling and best preserved Early Christian mosaics in the world.
Art Nouveau in Austria — The Vienna Secession
In 1897, the Vienna Secession marked the formal introduction of Art Nouveau to Austria.
Hôtel d’Assezat —Toulouse Home of the Bemberg Foundation
An opulent Renaissance mansion meets a unique art collection in Toulouse, France.
A Unique Masterpiece of Roman Engineering — The Pont du Gard
The highest Roman aqueduct bridge ever built, the Pont du Gard remains the best preserved ancient architectural masterpiece of its kind in the world.
The Medieval Gem of the French Riviera — Eze Village
High above the Mediterranean shore half way between Nice and Monaco, the tiny village of Eze is universally recognized as one of medieval gems of the Riviera.
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Josette King
I was barely in my teens when travel became a driving force in my life. Now as a travel writer and photographer, I have visited over 45 countries in some of the most photogenic corners of the planet, taking tens of thousands of pictures along the way. With my work, I thrive to capture the natural and cultural uniqueness of each area I visit. Get to know me better…
