Welcome to the Carnival of Cities blog carnival, where we tour the world in a single post, via submissions from a variety of different blogs, all about any aspect of one, single city or fair-sized town.
The Blog Carnival administration site now requires you to set up a free login account before submitting a post. This is rather a pain, but I hope it helps cut down on the not-insignificant number of spam submissions which are only looking for link-building rather than also sharing good content and community-building.
We normally publish every other Wednesday; the next edition will be hosted on the Perceptive Travel blog.
If you would like to host a future Carnival edition on your blog, please contact me as the Carnival organizer: Sheila “at” sheilascarborough “dot” com.
Here’s more info and background about the Carnival of Cities blog carnival, and now….
Off we go!
Cities in the Americas
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada I’m just back from a trip to this city – yes, in February – and wanted you to see my first impressions: Not what you’d expect: a first look at Edmonton Alberta on the Perceptive Travel Blog.
San Antonio, Texas, USA Amy Moore presents Photo Adventure : The San Antonio Riverwalk posted at Everything Everywhere Family Travel, saying, “San Antonio’s Riverwalk is beautiful year-round. Here are photos from a recent winter visit.”
Brooklyn, New York, USA Angela Rutherford presents Travel Tip: Greenpoint, Brooklyn NY posted at Wandering Chronicles, saying, “Travel advice and tips for first-time visitors to Greenpoint, Brooklyn.”
Canton, Texas, USA Ian Illig presents CVB of the Week: Canton, Texas posted at VisitApps.
Cities in Asia
Bangkok, Thailand jayne zakheim presents Looking For Buddha In Bangkok posted at Things I’ve Learned From……… ( Fill In Country).
Koyasan, Japan Mary presents Koyasan posted at The Journey of My Feet.
Cities in Europe
Edinburgh, Scotland Pinch of Adventure presents Edinburgh bound posted at A pinch of adventure.
That concludes this edition, and thanks very much for visiting and supporting the Carnival.
Please submit your (ONE, non-spammy, recent) blog post – once you’ve registered – to the next edition of the Carnival of Cities using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
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I find planning a vacation stressful, what to see, where to go, how much is it going to cost, is it worth going etc. But thanks to great post like this it is so much easier. With so much information on the internet and most of it written by the tour agency the opinions of other travellers is really appreciated. What the tour company makes sound great could really be horrible. Thanks
Thanks for stopping by, Lovella!