The visions people had in Jaffa were inspired by either religious fervor or a ton of opiates.
Peter Crosby St. Peter had a vision in Jaffa that changed Christianity forever. Or was he just high?
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Tel Aviv is located in the Holy Land yet, weirdly, it’s never once mentioned in the Bible.
Find out why ancient religious authors entirely passed on writing about Tel Aviv, Israel.
Amalfi Italy was once a major port, so some lazy Italians named the entire coast after it.
At the mouth of a deep ravine, Amalfi Italy looks like it got vomited out of the surrounding mountains.
The towns along Italy’s Amalfi Coast were clearly built by human/mountain goat hybrids.
This part of central Italy is an unbelievably beautiful and incredibly stupid place to live.
Pompeii was the orgasm capital of Ancient Rome until Mt. Vesuvius came all over the place.
Like ancient Atlantis, this once-flourishing metropolis vanished suddenly without a trace. Or did it?
Naples Italy is dirty, noisy, and crowded. But the city has its downsides, too.
Naples Italy is a vibrant city that’s veritably overflowing with restaurants, shopping, gelato, and shipping containers.
Tangier Morocco is close to Europe, but don’t hold that against the place.
Is that the Atlantic Ocean? Or the Mediterranean Sea? Surprise, it’s both!
Barcelona Spain reminds me of San Diego, only with arts and culture.
Like hot, dry weather, and tiny plates of ham? Then you’ll love Barcelona.
Santorini is so stunningly beautiful, it makes Crete look like garbage.
After showing us Athens, our friends took us to Santorini and Crete just to watch our heads explode.
Athens, Greece: The birthplace of democracy, drama, and doric columns.
After art college, I was psyched when friends invited us to visit their relatives in Greece.
Venice Italy: See this unforgettable city before it sinks and is forgotten.
It’s not Atlantis, not yet any way.
Florence Italy: You say “Florence,” I say “Firenze.” And I’d be right.
We took a train to Florence, Italy.
