Gabriel Kirellos
Gabriel is a travel writer and editor with 5 years of experience, having authored more than 400 articles on historic sites, ancient monuments, and other travel topics across the U.S. and the Americas, Europe, and Asia. His work explores hidden landmarks, from medieval castles in France to ancient temples in Asia, offering readers in-depth cultural insights. With personal travels to over 35 countries, he combines firsthand exploration with historical research. Gabi is a digital nomad traveling across Europe throughout 2024-25 to bring authentic storytelling to his followers.
Articles by Gabriel Kirellos
9 Ancient Roman Roads That Still Exist TodayRoman-era cities, forts, gates, and forums still stand today, alongside the ancient roads that connected them, some of which remain visible, walkable, and in daily use.
10 Must-See Medieval Castles in JapanExplore ten of Japan’s best-preserved medieval castles, each with original keeps, samurai-era defenses, and deep ties to the country’s feudal power struggles.
Explore ten of Japan’s best-preserved medieval castles, each with original keeps, samurai-era defenses, and deep ties to the country’s feudal power struggles.
9 Must-Visit World Heritage Sites in the NetherlandsFrom sunken islands to star-shaped forts, windmills to worker colonies, these Dutch UNESCO sites show how survival, design, and power shaped the Netherlands.
From sunken islands to star-shaped forts, windmills to worker colonies, these Dutch UNESCO sites show how survival, design, and power shaped the Netherlands.
10 Must-See Medieval Castles in the UKNorman strongholds, royal prisons, and rebel battlegrounds. These UK castles shaped medieval power struggles and still tower with tales of conquest, kings, and crumbling keeps.
Norman strongholds, royal prisons, and rebel battlegrounds. These UK castles shaped medieval power struggles and still tower with tales of conquest, kings, and crumbling keeps.
10 Must-Visit Museums in TexasFrom Kennedy’s last ride to moon landings, cattle drives, oil booms, and big-belt art, these ten museums prove Texas history never plays it small.
From Kennedy’s last ride to moon landings, cattle drives, oil booms, and big-belt art, these ten museums prove Texas history never plays it small.
10 Must-See Historic Sites in SpainExplore these historic sites across Spain that reveal the country’s Roman, Islamic, Christian, and prehistoric past.
10 Historic Sites in Miami You Should VisitMiami wasn’t built in a day. Explore lighthouses, monasteries, theaters, and secret gardens that prove history here is anything but boring.
Miami wasn’t built in a day. Explore lighthouses, monasteries, theaters, and secret gardens that prove history here is anything but boring.
10 Must-Visit Historic Towns in AlabamaFrom river ports to mountain retreats, these ten Alabama towns preserve the stories, buildings, and quirks that shaped the state, and the nation.
10 Must-See Historic Sites in MaineStep inside Maine’s past, from Revolutionary forts and Civil War homes to lighthouses, shipyards, and the last living Shaker village still active today.
Step inside Maine’s past, from Revolutionary forts and Civil War homes to lighthouses, shipyards, and the last living Shaker village still active today.
10 Presidential Landmarks in the US Worth VisitingExplore presidential landmarks across the US: places where leaders lived and worked. Walk the rooms and porches where the job got heavy and history stayed.
9 Must-Visit Historic Towns in LouisianaExplore Louisiana’s soul through 9 historic towns, where meat pies, haunted mansions, Creole streets, and Mardi Gras on horseback bring the past to life.
Explore Louisiana’s soul through 9 historic towns, where meat pies, haunted mansions, Creole streets, and Mardi Gras on horseback bring the past to life.
8 Historic Sites on Mackinac Island Worth ExploringExplore 8 historic Mackinac Island sites that shaped Michigan’s fur trade, military history, and 19th-century culture, preserved through forts, homes, churches, and museums.
Explore 8 historic Mackinac Island sites that shaped Michigan’s fur trade, military history, and 19th-century culture, preserved through forts, homes, churches, and museums.