London is Always a Good Idea!
If you are looking for cities to visit in Europe or in this case close to Europe, you're in the right place. Today I am going to give you suggestions on what to do in London for a weekend city break.
How to get to London
First of all, there are different airports in London:...
Study Abroad Route Starting From Sarlat, France
<p>Study Abroad Students can also explore walled towns, medieval churches and castles, and picturesque villages, including Beynac, La Roque Gageac, and Marqueyssac with its remarkable gardens. The region’s gastronomic pleasures are also to be savoured, through its markets, restaurants and cooking courses.
DAY 1 - Sarlat’s Historic Centre
Morning: Explore Sarlatpan>, capital of the Black...
Nature Hiking, Cycling & River Cruising in Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Explore nature hiking, cycling, and river cruising by foot or boat on the Ways of St James on the waterways. There are so many different ways to tour.
Six Nature Pilgrimage Routes
Tours route, a picturesque route through vineyards
Coastal route
Vezelay route, already famous in the Middle Ages
Le Puy route including...
Ian Gundersen
Dordogne and Périgord are favourite destinations with food-lovers and it’s a fascinating area with plenty to see and do at any time of year.
BEAUTIFUL VILLAGES IN THE REGION OF A THOUSAND AND ONE CASTLES
Beautiful buildings such as castles, manor houses and Romanesque churches are dotted around the countryside, providing a magnet for anyone interested in culture and heritage....
BORDEAUX - WINE CAPITAL
Acclaimed for its vineyards, Bordeaux also boasts beautiful classical and contemporary architecture, superb cuisine, and an increasingly lively artistic and cultural scene. Justly proud of the numerous attributes that have earned it the title “Best City of 2017”, Bordeaux stands as a dynamic symbol of the French “art de vivre” (art of living).
BORDEAUX - UNESCO CITY
Since...
While in Rome there are many delicious restaurants to choose from. But to find the most sustainable restaurants in Rome research is needed. The five restaurants that will be talked about in this article are Ginger, Ciao Checca, Vivi LeSerre, 100% BIO, and Re-Bio
Ginger
The first restaurant to check out in Rome for sustainable eats is Ginger. It is located near...
BERNINA EXPRESS
It was June 3, 1973, when the first BERNINA EXPRESS began its adventure that would prove to be one of the greatest successes of the vast Swiss Alpine railway offer.
50 years worn very well, in constant growth, renewal and evolution.
Born with the aim of connecting the capital of the Canton of Grisons, Coira, with the Valtellinese Tirano (and...
The Reusable Water Bottle: Rome’s Most Sustainable Unsung Hero
With Rome’s continued effort to reduce the use of single-use plastics (SUP), citizens and tourists alike are encouraged to opt for reusable water bottles as a means of hydration. This allows everyone to advantage of Nasoni water, filtered water fountains sprinkled across the city.
Table of Contents:
Reducing Single Use Plastics
The...
6 Tips for Studying Abroad in Rome
Are you excited to move to Italy to study abroad, want to get the most out of your experience, but don’t know where to start? Look no further, here are 6 tips for studying abroad in Rome, including the benefits of the Roma Pass, to ensure that you take advantage of all of the...
While you wander around the eternal city of Rome with your family, here are the best FIVE things to add to your itinerary. Whether you are a site-seer, foodie, or wanderer there will be a great option for your whole family!
Go on the best tours in Rome for families: Galleria Borghese, Museo Capitolini, and Circo Maximo Experience
Hitting three museums...
