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Cascoly Travel 2025 Small Group Tours

Our small group tours explore a mix traditional and classical sites and seldom visited areas With a maximum of 12 participants, we eat at small local restaurants and go where larger groups cannot. We stay in 3–4-star hotels, often with 2-night stays. When possible, we select boutique hotels where we may be only clients. Our… Continue reading Cascoly Travel 2025 Small Group Tours

Chasing Waterfalls: Exploring the Beauty of Plitvice Lakes

Plitvice Lakes National Park, located in central Croatia, is one of the most famous and oldest national parks in Southeast Europe. Its unique geography and stunning natural beauty made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. It’s the source  of the Korana River . Oddly, though only 2 hours away from the Adriatic Sea, the… Continue reading Chasing Waterfalls: Exploring the Beauty of Plitvice Lakes

Evolution vs. Creationism: Exploring the Evidence

The debate between evolution and creationism centers on different interpretations of the origin and development of life. Here’s a science-based discussion of both perspectives: Evolution 1. Scientific Basis: 2. Mechanisms: 3. Evidence from Fossils: 4. Genetics and Molecular Biology: Creationism 1. Religious Basis: 2. Arguments Against Evolution: 3. Scientific Criticisms: 4. Educational and Scientific Consensus:… Continue reading Evolution vs. Creationism: Exploring the Evidence

Linguistic Lapses: Hilarious Historical Malaprops, Eggcorns, Spoonerisms and Puns

The following allegedly originate from essays written byhigh school history students.. These have been around since pre-Internet days, but still amuse Warning: Avoid hot liquids while reading these pages…..    Egypt The inhabitants of Egypt were called mummies. They lived in the Sarah Dessert and travelled by Camelot. The climate of the Sarah is such… Continue reading Linguistic Lapses: Hilarious Historical Malaprops, Eggcorns, Spoonerisms and Puns

Vintage Maps of Ortelius – 16th century – Vol 1 – Cascoly Image Galleries

Abraham Ortelius, a Flemish cartographer and geographer, is celebrated for his significant contributions to early modern cartography. Born in 1527 in Antwerp, he is best known for creating the first modern atlas, the “Theatrum Orbis Terrarum” (Theatre of the World), first published in 1570. This work was groundbreaking because it compiled maps from various sources into a uniform format, accompanied by detailed descriptions, making it accessible and informative for its audience. vintage maps

Human Anatomy Vol 1 – Cascoly Image Galleries

Vintage human anatomy illustrations from the 19th century and earlier are renowned for their detailed, artistic, and scientific qualities. These illustrations often reflect the medical knowledge and artistic styles of their time. Find larger images for download and merchandise Illustrators like Andreas Vesalius in the 16th century or Leonardo da Vinci, known for his detailed… Continue reading Human Anatomy Vol 1 – Cascoly Image Galleries

Victorian Fashion from Godey – Cascoly Image Galleries

Victorian fashion from the 1861 editions of Godey’s Lady’s Book epitomize the elegance and complexity of mid-19th century fashion. This popular magazine, which was a leading authority on women’s fashion, showcased a variety of styles that highlighted the opulent and meticulous nature of Victorian attire. Find larger images for download and merchandise Silhouettes and Structure… Continue reading Victorian Fashion from Godey – Cascoly Image Galleries

Carcassonne Medieval City -Cascoly Image Gallery

Carcassonne, a fortified city in the south of France, holds within its ancient walls a rich tapestry of history, culture, and architectural splendor. Visiting this remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Site is akin to stepping back in time, where the past whispers through every stone and cobblestone alleyway. Find larger images for download and merchandise Cobbled… Continue reading Carcassonne Medieval City -Cascoly Image Gallery