400 Ports Found
Yalta, Ukraine
Yalta faces the Black Sea on the southern shore of the Crimean Peninsula. Settlements on the site date from prehistoric times, but modern Yalta developed only in the early 19th century, becoming a town in 1838. Its favorable climate with mild winters and its scenic location between sea and mountains make Yalta one of the most popular holiday resorts of Ukraine.
Sounion
Also known as Cape Colonna, Cape Kolones, Cape Sounion, and Sunium. At the southernmost tip of Attica, the site is a highly frequented stop on the bus tour circuit, and that is for a good reason. Sounion is listed as "the first-choice day trip" from Athens in Frommer's Budget Travel Guide. The temple is still stunning and the view is superb. Though you can no longer walk inside the temple, you can still go anywhere else inside the sanctuary.
Odessa, Ukraine
Walk the stone-paved streets of Odessa with its beautiful buildings and monuments. Each has its own story, rumors and legends. Maritime Boulevard offers breathtaking views of the seaport, and the famous Potemkinskaya Stairs and Old Odessa remain as they were in Porto Franco times. Also, discover one of the most gorgeous Opera Houses in Europe, rivaling even the Vienna Opera.
San Remo, Italy
San Remo is the chief resort of the part of the Italian Riviera known as the Riviera dei Fiori. Walk the narrow streets of the old town and view numerous thirteenth century houses. Visit the 12th-century Siro Cathedral or stop into the casino and play a hand. Numerous villas and hotels, gardens, and picturesque promenades. San Remo is also Italy's greatest exporter of flowers, in addition to harvesting olives and lemons.
