History
The Story of Kunta Kinte in The Gambia
Kunta Kinte is a famous historical figure from The Gambia, known as the slave that fought back.
Hotels With History Around the World
WHEN YOU SWEEP THROUGH THE ENTRANCE portal of the Regina Isabella on the island of Ischia in your best linen trousers or with your flowing silk skirt lifting seductively in the warm Mediterranean breeze, you’re absolutely allowed to bask in the limelight and surrender to your most outrageous film fantasy. It’s almost obligatory, given the path across the lobby’s fabulous tiled stone floor requires you to follow, quite literally, in the footsteps of movie icons Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Sofia Lauren, Audrey Hepburn and Charlie Chaplin — all of whom adored this villa set into the Italian cliffs rimming the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Visit Navajo Nation
Navajo Nation is an area of land in the southwestern United States. Covering about 27,000 square miles, the region in Arizona, New Mexico and Utah currently makes up the largest area of land retained by a tribe within the United States. Home to the Navajo people, the area boasts monuments, parks, markets, trails and historic sites.
New Ways to Dive Into History in Philadelphia
Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly (and, now, Sisterly) Love, has been climbing the charts as a city to see for years — this year in particular. A few reasons? Constant innovation, world-class dining, personality to spare and a slew of fun events and locales.
Visit the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail
Learn more about Native American tribes on your visit to the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail.
Why is The Gambia Surrounded by Senegal?
Look at a map of West Africa and you will notice a curious indent running from the Atlantic Ocean inland into Senegal.