This is the most European country in Africa, where modernity and archaism are intricately combined, and truly wild nature coexists with crowded cities. This ...

One can say about this city without the slightest exaggeration - it was, is and will be; to paraphrase a famous song - he was, is and will remain Eternal. An...

“I enthusiastically whispered out loud the magical names - Tarsus, Ephesus, Philippi, Corinth, Antioch, Iconium, Salamis, Paphos! They sounded like heavenly ...

Henry Wollam Morton traveled half the world, but his native country always reigned in his heart - good old England. And one day he decided to see with his ow...

Henry W. Morton visited the Middle East more than once. And it was he - an astute observer, a born and invariably benevolent storyteller - who revealed to th...

Scotland was opened to the world by two great natives of these places - the poet Robert Burns and the novelist Walter Scott, and the re-discovery of Scotland...

Like almost every country, Spain has its own stereotype: bullfighting, flamenco, wine, Carmen... And, of course, Spain not only does not end with these image...

In Scotland, little has changed since the times of Robert Burns and Walter Scott: the unchanged Edinburgh rises on a rock, Stirling Castle guards the sources...

Many books have been written about London, each of which reveals to readers its own London. Of all those who have written about this city, Henry W. Morton is...

During his life, Henry Morton visited many countries, but invariably returned home, to good old England, where he so enjoyed traveling. And every time he dis...

If you want to truly get to know the country, you should never limit yourself to the capital and its immediate surroundings. The further from the capital, th...

A well-known journalist, famous for his reporting on the excavations of Tutankhamun's tomb, Morton traveled extensively around the world and returned from ea...