Michael Law

Freelance Travel Writer at Planetware

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Tourist Attractions in Málaga

2 weeks ago | planetware.com | Michael Law |Lana Law |Lisa Alexander

Authors Michael and Lana Law explored the sights and beaches of Malaga while on assignment for PlanetWare. Founded over two millennia ago, Málaga is one of the oldest Mediterranean seaports and a beautiful destination along the Costa del Sol. The landmarks reflect the city's multifaceted heritage and offer a wealth of things to do.
Popular Beaches in Toronto

2 weeks ago | planetware.com | Michael Law

Author Michael Law lives near Toronto and enjoys spending time at the beaches in summer. Toronto's beaches are some of the best beaches in Ontario. They are easily accessible to all, with lots of space - you'll have no trouble finding your perfect patch of sand. On warm summer days, they can be packed with families, teenagers, and retirees enjoying the wide-open spaces. Activities include swimming, playing in the waves, strolling, or just reading a book in a chair.
Beautiful Pueblos Blancos of Andalusia (White Villages)

2 weeks ago | planetware.com | Michael Law |Lana Law |Lisa Alexander

The gateway to the Route of the Pueblos Blancos, this beautiful hilltop village is the perfect place for a stroll through the old streets or a lunch stop at an outdoor patio. Perched on a hillside at the edge of a cliff above the Río Guadalete, Arcos de la Frontera is a National Historic Monument. Simple whitewashed houses line the streets, and a Moorish fortress sits on the hilltop. The castle dates back to the 11th century, but was later rebuilt after the Christian Reconquest.
Beaches in Mississauga, Ontario

2 weeks ago | planetware.com | Michael Law

Author Michael Law lived in Mississauga's Port Credit neighborhood for many years and currently lives north of the city. If you find yourself in Mississauga on a hot, sweltering Southern Ontario summer day craving a way to cool down, you are in luck. The city has three excellent beaches along its waterfront, plus one just over the city line in Etobicoke, that are easily accessible, free, and well worth a visit.
Tourist Attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada

3 weeks ago | planetware.com | Lana Law |Michael Law

Niagara Falls, Canada, sits on the edge of the Niagara Gorge, at the site of Niagara Falls, one of Canada's biggest attractions. Its strategic location has made it one of the most popular places to visit in Canada. The city itself is fun and quirky, with a carnival-like atmosphere. It has a strong appeal for families who come to enjoy the falls, as well as the various things to do, including rides, tours, and action-packed amusements.
Tourist Attractions in Kentucky

3 weeks ago | planetware.com | Michael Law |Lura Seavey

Kentucky, also known as the Bluegrass State, has a diverse geography and cultural history, offering attractions for couples, families, and everyone else. It is most widely known as the home of the Kentucky Derby, which is held in May near Louisville, the state's largest city, also famous as the birthplace of the Louisville Slugger baseball bat. Another popular destination for equine enthusiasts is Lexington, home to the Kentucky Horse Park.
Tourist Attractions in Alaska

4 weeks ago | planetware.com | Becca Blond |Michael Law

It is hard to write about Alaska without sounding cliché. The state is simply that magnificent. A place where the landscapes and wildlife, climate, and seasonal shifts are larger, and at times more extreme, than anywhere else in the U.S. A largely roadless, uninhabited, and still very wild section of the planet, Alaska's nickname of The Last Frontier rings oh so true. Where else can you find a state capital (Juneau) with no road access?
Attractions & Things to Do in Minnesota

4 weeks ago | planetware.com | Lana Law |Michael Law

From the lake-laden North Country to the marble exterior of the State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota, is brimming with natural and cultural beauty. Plan to explore the wilderness areas of Minnesota, including Superior National Forest and the North Shore of Lake Superior, or cultural attractions, like the Minneapolis Institute of Art or the outstanding Munsinger Clemens Gardens in St. Cloud.
Tourist Attractions in Wisconsin

4 weeks ago | planetware.com | Anietra Hamper |Michael Law

Bordered by Lakes Michigan and Superior, Wisconsin offers diverse landscapes and attractions that are a delight to explore. To the north and west are large expanses of hills that are perfect for hiking, mountain biking, and areas of lowlands to the south and east have proven excellent for dairy farming. In summer, the beaches are some of the most popular places to visit.
Tourist Attractions in British Columbia

4 weeks ago | planetware.com | Lana Law |Michael Law

British Columbia's mountains, lakes, islands, rainforests, beautiful stretches of coastline, picturesque cities, attractive towns, and world-class skiing make it one of the most popular destinations in Canada. Most visitors to BC begin in Vancouver, which makes a great starting point for touring the province. A short flight or ferry trip from here will take you to Vancouver Island and the provincial capital, Victoria.