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26. How to Teach Yourself to Sing April 11, 2022 Private singing lessons can help nurture your voice and perfect your singing. But the problem is that they are expensive and sometimes time-consuming. For this reason, many people don’t attend them, even though they would love to be great singers. Thankfully, the internet has simplified things for us. You can use it to learn how to sing for free. There are several resources you can use to improve your vocals. These include YouTube, blogs, and online singing classes, among others. But many people often wonder whether it’s difficult to teach yourself how to sing. Well, it can be. Howev... (read more) Author: Nevio Gardasanic

27. How to Teach Yourself a Second Language April 09, 2022 Do you dream of visiting another country or becoming a language translator, but the language barrier deters you? Why not learn the language? The benefits are profound. Studies indicate that learning a second language can improve your memory, brain function, and concentration and open more opportunities. Learning a foreign language is not hard, and anyone with a strong desire can learn a second language fast. If you are a total beginner and looking for ways to teach yourself a foreign language, you’ve come to the right place. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to teach yourself a for... (read more) Author: Nevio Gardasanic

28. 2 Chianti Vineyards to Visit on Tuscan Wine Tours March 20, 2022 Chianti, also known as the Colline del Chianti, is a region within Tuscany that lies between the cities of Florence and Siena. Tuscany is often cited as one of the most beautiful regions of Italy and this is undoubtedly the most scenic part of Tuscany, making it the very best of the best in Italy. Indeed, it is this area’s rolling hills and grand villas that form the image of Tuscany in the popular imagination. Chianti vineyards Along with the stunning scenery, it is renowned all over the world as a winegrowing region, producing its famous namesake wine and the Chianti Classico. Many... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

29. 5 Red Wines to Taste on a Tuscan Wine Tour March 20, 2022 Tuscany, or Toscana, is perhaps the most iconic region of Italy. With magnificent Florence as its capital, it is a region of medieval hill towns, like Siena, Lucca and San Gimignano, and rolling sunburned hills. Even with all the exquisite art and culture of Tuscany, one of its greatest treasures can be found growing on those hillsides, in vineyards fringed by the graceful rows of cypress trees, gently swaying in the Tuscan breeze. As one of the world’s premier wine-growing regions, Tuscany’s vineyards are particularly renowned for dry red wines produced from the Sangiovese variety of gr... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

30. Make The Most of Wine Tasting in Chianti with Our Etiquette Tips March 16, 2022 The regions of Italy are varied and eclectic, especially when it comes to wines, but perhaps there is no region whose varieties are as revered as Tuscany. Home to the famous Chianti, its wines are synonymous for pairing with rich, decadent food and for bringing a freshness to the palate. A wine tasting in Chianti is a must for any traveller to the region with even a passing interest in vino, and something that everyone should aim to experience at least once. However, to get the most out of this type of trip it’s important to know a little bit about the process. Below are some key things ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

31. What to Expect on a Canal Holiday: France’s Canal du Midi January 19, 2022 For those who are planning a canal holiday, France is a popular destination. It offers some of the best waterways in Europe, with the banks steeped in history, gastronomical delights and beautiful landscapes. But if you’re new to travelling like this, we're here to give you some insight into what to expect. To show you all the best of what’s on offer with a canal holiday, France’s du Midi is taking centre stage - and you won’t be disappointed! Introduction The Canal du Midi has something for everyone, from foodies to history buffs, its 330-year-old route winds through ancient vil... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

32. Corniglia: Cinque Terre’s Most Peaceful Village January 17, 2022 When it comes to the UNESCO World Heritage destination of the Cinque Terre, it’s very hard to choose a favourite from the five villages. Each has its own charm, and no matter what you’re looking to include on your visit you’ll find it somewhere. If a little bit and peace of quiet is on your agenda, however, there’s no doubt that Corniglia in the Cinque Terre is as close as you’re going to get. Regarded as the quietest of all the villages in the Cinque Terre, Corniglia is perched 100m above the coastline surrounded by green vineyards and punctuated by colourful pastel houses. It has no dire... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

33. Vernazza: Cinque Terre’s Most Beautiful Village January 17, 2022 It’s easy to see why the Cinque Terre is one of the ultimate destinations for visitors travelling to Italy. The charming fishing villages that huddle on the country’s beautiful coastline are some of the most picturesque in the country, if not the world. Plus, they offer incredible scenery, great hiking routes and a long and fascinating history. There really is something for everyone! While each one has its own charm, it’s the Cinque Terre village, Vernazza, that arguably captures the most hearts. With its unique characteristics, such as its very own natural harbour, it would be hard to fi... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

34. Three Modern Woodwind Classics That'll Take Your Breath Away January 11, 2022 Woodwind instruments have some of the most intense depths of sound and tone of any type of instrument. There is a certain, haunting soul that you can capture on a saxophone or clarinet that is more di?cult to get on a piano. Despite this, woodwinds are criminally underused in many types of music, and very often, are confined to ‘traditional’ classical music. But just listening to classical music can get boring after a while, and many woodwind musicians prefer to play a wide variety of musical styles and genres. As such, we’ve compiled a list of three modern woodwind classics, featuri... (read more) Author: Alex Belsey

35. Enjoy an Excursion to Nerac on a French Barge Holiday December 16, 2021 Bordeaux. It’s a place in which the name alone is enough to conjure clear images of vineyards, culture, style, and food - mixed together in a way that is both a part of and different to the rest of France. Barge holidays here, along the Canal du Garonne, are sure to make first-time visitors fall in love. The popularity of this area is well known and for very good reason – there is something for everyone in this famous region. One of the must visit places on any France barge holiday that takes in Bordeaux (and its surrounding areas) is Nerac. Although it’s not as widely known as the city f... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

36. Visit Chateau Villandry on a Barge Holiday in France December 16, 2021 A barge holiday in France is one of the very best ways to see the country. Coursing gently along the waterways with the sun shining down and a gentle breeze blowing is an idyllic setting, which is sure to appeal to anybody. There’s a reason why so many people return to the rivers and canals of this amazing country year after year. One of the main decisions visitors have to make is: where shall I go on my barge holiday? In France you are spoiled for choice, but perhaps among the finest stops is the Chateau Villandry in the Loire Valley. Not only is the region itself a tremendous stop, fame... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

37. Cheese to Please on a Burgundy Barge Holiday in France December 16, 2021 With so much to see and do on a European break it can be difficult to pick a destination. However, choosing a barge holiday in France provides you with a way to see a number of wonderful places and attractions, sample the cuisine of an amazing country and enjoy a journey through stunning countryside. There are a number of regions that are perfect for a barge holiday. In France you’d be hard pushed to find a better destination than Burgundy, loved the world over by fans of its famous wine. However, it’s not just the wine that should appeal about this delightful area: the cheese is every b... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

38. Discover Villa Ca’Zen on River Cruises in Italy December 16, 2021 g history, including a link with one of Britain’s most renowned poets: Lord Byron. Discovering the History of Villa Ca’Zen The Po River flows for 650km through the north. Back in the early 1700s, it was common for wealthy Venetian families to build grand estates along its route, thanks to its offering of land for shooting, fishing and growing crops. So much history is built, literally, into the banks of the country’s rivers, which is why river cruises in Italy are a fantastic way to immerse yourself in its long history. It was here, in the naturally rich Po Delta, that the Ca’... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

39. Why Couples Keep Coming Back to Cinque Terre December 08, 2021 Florence is a popular choice for couples looking for a romantic and relaxing getaway. The city itself is full of historical and cultural attractions, not to mention the romance of the cobbled streets, hidden alleyways, artisan boutiques and the famous Arno River. But another great thing about using the city as a base is that there are plenty of Florence excursions that take you out into the nearby region to explore. One of these is the stunning Cinque Terre, which, although not strictly in Tuscany, is close enough to experience on a day trip from Florence. Excursions to this wonderful pl... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

40. Why Children Will Love a Trip to Cinque Terre December 08, 2021 For families, Italy is a wonderful destination. Children love the lifestyle, weather and sense of fun the country provides, not to mention the fabulous food, which is always appealing to the young palate - because who doesn’t love a holiday where you get to eat pizza, pasta and gelato every day? Making a base in Florence is a good option, allowing you not only to explore the delights of the city itself, but also providing the opportunity to get out and explore on day trips and excursions. While there are plenty of ideas available for a day trip from Florence, one of the most popular is a ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

41. Our Favourite Catered Ski Chalets | Tignes December 08, 2021 A holiday to the slopes of France is something that everybody has to experience at least once in their lifetime. For those looking to visit the French Alps and enjoy fantastic skiing and luxury unlike anything else, you can’t do much better than a catered ski chalet. Tignes is home to many of the very best out there, but these are just some of our favourites. Hot Tub Heaven The use of a hot tub and sauna are perhaps the standout features of a cosy wood-panelled home in which all your needs will be catered. Ski Chalet Tignes (aptly named) provides an ideal space for up to eight people... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

42. Explore the Highlights of Venice on Italian River Cruises November 25, 2021 More and more people are discovering the joy of Italian river cruises and you’d be hard pressed finding a more relaxed and indulgent way to spend a week. Wonderful scenery, fabulous cuisine and the opportunity to spend time with a small group of likeminded people is a very appealing prospect. When you throw in the opportunity to disembark and enjoy an itinerary of cultural experiences along the way, well, what’s not to love? Explore the Highlights of Venice Depending on which of the Italian river cruises you choose, you can visit the beautiful city of Venice, where you’ll be able to ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

43. Discover Delightful Mantua on Italian River Cruises November 25, 2021 For anyone who wants to explore Italy at a slower pace for the chance to immerse in the local landscape, culture and history, river cruising is one of the most enjoyable ways you can do it. Italian river cruises travel along the wonderful rivers and waterways to reveal a very different view of this much-loved country. Taking in incredibly beautiful scenery along the way, whichever one of the many wonderful Italian river cruises you choose, you’ll be making life-long memories from the first day. Italian river cruises offer plenty of opportunities for shore excursions and, depending on the ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

44. Honeymoon Heaven: A Romantic Barge Holiday in France November 25, 2021 Some people prefer to take a break that allows them to simply relax, whereas others prefer to take in the cultural delights of a particular country or region. A third type of people are aware that there is a way to do both of these at the same time: on a barge holiday! In France, particularly, this sort of holiday affords a wide variety of cultural highlights to be interspersed with a relaxing tour along the country’s waterways. The experience is perfect for a number of different types of holidaymaker, but perhaps none better than those looking for a romantic honeymoon. The following are... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

45. Quick and Easy Packing Tips for a Barge Holiday in France November 25, 2021 If you’ve made the very exciting decision to embark on a barge holiday in France, you’ve no doubt spent many hours thinking about all that time you’ll have to relax, see the countryside and enjoy spectacular food and wine alongside likeminded people. However, if this is your first time experiencing this wonderful way to explore a country (or even if you just haven’t been for a long time) it can be very helpful to know what to pack. It can be very easy to get lost in the excitement of an upcoming trip and forget the essentials, but with this handy list of suggestions and tips you’ll be sur... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

46. 3 Ideas for a Themed Barge Holiday in France November 25, 2021 There are few things that are as relaxing as taking in the waterways on a barge holiday in France. Relaxation is not the only thing that you’ll be sure to enjoy on-board though, as these types of trips also present a brilliant opportunity to engage in a themed tour specially geared to your interests. They’re a great way to bring together people over common interests and to learn more about a particular hobby or passion, and there are a huge variety of different themes that these tours can explore. Here are three that provide a great view into this wonderful country. From the Waterc... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

47. Wines of Chianti: Top Tastes from Tuscany November 23, 2021 Home to the world-renowned Chianti region, Tuscany is a popular destination among international wine aficionados. Not only does the region produce some of the country’s most delicious wines, it is one of the most beautiful parts of Tuscany. Stretching out around the magical cities of Florence and Siena, as well as Arezzo and Pisa, the area is extensive, which means there’s lots to see - and taste! The history of the area is rich and dramatic - almost like its eponymous drink. The first wine zone was marked out there in the eighteenth century, however, in the late 1970s (after it had slight... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

48. A Chianti Wine Tour vs. Going it Alone November 23, 2021 If you’re interested in sampling the renowned wine whilst visiting Tuscany, you’ll have a few different options to choose from. Whether you’re a connoisseur or a keen amateur, a Chianti wine tour is a must-do. Although exploring the vineyards solo can be fun, there are so many benefits to joining a small group - one of them being no driving! A group tour means having your own expert guide who will reveal the fascinating winemaking history of the region. You’ll visit some of the most famous vineyards, and being in a group means you’ll get to enjoy a convivial Tuscan lunch before moving on ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

49. Cheese Please: Best Cheeses to Try on a Chianti Wine Tour November 22, 2021 For most international visitors, Tuscany will conjure up images of rolling hills, cypress trees, and crumbling castelli. But if you were to give the romanticised region a flavour, a sumptuous red wine would come to mind. There’s no doubt that when visiting Tuscany, the home of Chianti, wine tour itineraries are at the top of the list of things to do. If you’re curious to learn more about the beautiful region, both through its history and its flavours, a Chianti wine tour is a delicious way to do it. Plus, for those foodies among you, it’s a perfect opportunity to get a taste for the regio... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

50. Visit Siena on a Tuscany Tour from Florence November 16, 2021 On a holiday to Italy, if you choose to stay in Florence as a base, the rest of Tuscany is virtually laid out on your doorstep. There’s so much to discover in this wonderful region that sometimes it’s hard to fit it all in if you only have a short time. Getting out into the countryside with a Tuscany tour from Florence is the solution – although one will never be enough! One of the most popular choices for a Tuscany tour from Florence is a visit to the stunning hilltop city of Siena. Its small, compact historical centre is packed to the brim with museums, monuments and spectacular Gothic ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

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