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101. Discover Beautiful Troyes on France River Tours April 16, 2021 When it comes to exploring France, river tours are an excellent option. Not only do you have the chance to luxuriate in a floating hotel experience, but you also get the opportunity to visit many off the beaten track places that you may not otherwise stumble upon. Troyes, in the Champagne region, is one such spot that escapes the notice of many who visit the famous Aube de Champagne. But for those who find themselves meandering along the river Seine and passing through, it is definitely worth a stop. The Town of Troyes There is something quite romantic about this town, with its buzzi... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

102. Explore Château de Chantilly in France on River Tours Through Picardy April 16, 2021 Boasting a coastline on the Channel at the mouth of the River Somme, and a border with southern Belgium, Picardy is a region that has staked a claim in European history for hundreds of years. Today, however, it is home to some of the finest châteaux and medieval cathedrals in France. River tours that wind their way through this often overlooked part of the country introduce the discerning visitor to a huge array of its highlights, including some incredible châteaux. One of the most beautiful and intriguing is the stunning Château de Chantilly, and it is definitely worth a visit Introduci... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

103. Enjoy Fabulous Gastronomy on River Boat Cruises in France’s Gascony April 16, 2021 Everywhere you turn in France the gastronomy is intricately woven into the local culture, and the rural region of Gascony is no different. Unlike its more renowned counterparts, such as Paris or the Loire Valley, it is not first on the list of many visitors to France, but for those who do delve a little deeper, this wonderful corner of the country has much to offer, especially if you enjoy your food. River boat cruises in France that take in Gascony and the Canal des Deux Mers, which comprises the Canal de Garonne and the Canal du Midi, offer the opportunity to taste many of the local cu... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

104. Why you need an art contest with reputable jurors April 14, 2021 After submitting your work in any contest, it will be examined by the judges. The juror’s decision will affect your passion and motivation for art. Thus, never join contests without checking the integrity and competence of jurors. Organizers of exceptional contests always employ the best juries in the industry. Listed are reasons why you need an art contest with reputable jurors. Learning Judges play a crucial role of mentoring and guiding the contestants after inspecting their work. They will inform the participants what denied their entry a chance to win the free art contests. This inform... (read more) Author: Greccy Charls

105. Learn a Little Cinque Terre History Before You Go April 10, 2021 Travelling from the Tuscan capital of Florence to Cinque Terre is well worth the two hour trip. Renowned as one of the most stunning parts of the Italian coastline, the string of five cliffside villages is a sight to behold. Despite their attraction to tourists who flock here for the iconic hiking, wonderful vistas and vibrant Italian seaside atmosphere, many visitors know little about the history of this pretty coastal area. Here we disclose a little about its interesting past and hopefully inspire people to delve a little deeper into what makes the region what it is today. The Origins ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

106. The Best Gelato in the Cinque Terre Villages April 10, 2021 Heading from Florence to Cinque Terre is one of the most iconic day trips you can do in Tuscany. This beautiful UNESCO World Heritage site, with its famous hiking trail and characteristic villages built into the hanging cliffs that rise above the glistening ocean, is a sight to behold. Whether you explore the area on foot, by boat, by train or a combination of all three you’re in for a treat, and no matter what your mode of transport, you’re bound to work up an appetite. An appetite for the local gelato, we mean! Thankfully, no matter when your gelato urge strikes, each town has a highly... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

107. Explore Corniglia on a Trip from Florence to the Cinque Terre April 10, 2021 One of the most iconic days trips in Tuscany is the one that takes you from Florence to the Cinque Terre. This string of five glorious pastel-coloured villages clinging precariously to the rock faces of the cliffs that rise above the Adriatic Sea is a World renowned UNESCO Heritage site. Visitors flock here to hike the stunning cliffside path that links the villages, or to take a leisurely ride by boat or train between them to experience what each one has to offer. Of the five, Corniglia is perhaps the one least visited, which is a real shame as it is an interesting place, full of histor... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

108. Sample Alsatian Wines on the Best French River Cruises March 22, 2021 One of the most wonderful and anticipated aspects of the best French river cruises has got to be the wine tasting. France is famous the world over for its regional vintages and top quality production, with Bordeaux, Champagne and Burgundy taking centre stage on many a connoisseur’s table. That said, however, the Alsace, despite its numerous Michelin starred restaurants and excellent climate, has a wine culture that is often misunderstood and therefore overlooked. For those who do investigate further though, there some delicious vintages to try. If you book onto any of the best French riv... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

109. Highlights of the Best French River Cruises in Burgundy March 22, 2021 When it comes to the best French river cruises, you can’t go wrong with a barge trip in Burgundy. This laid back region, with its rolling hills, sleepy villages, elegant chateaux and fabulous wines, represents all the things we know and love about France. With so much to see and do here, it is a good idea to make a shortlist before you go; although if you book onto one of the best French river cruises you will be guided to all of the highlights. Here are some of the favourites. Dijon The regional capital, this vibrant city literally bursts with history. A beautiful place that is eas... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

110. What Sets the Best French River Cruises Apart from the Rest March 22, 2021 Gently meandering along the endless waterways in France while sitting back, relaxing and taking in the local scenery at your leisure is one of life’s simple pleasures; but what sets the best French river cruises apart from the rest? Well, quite a lot actually. Here is what you can expect if you book with a reputable and established tour operator. All-Inclusive The best French river cruises are almost always all-inclusive. Tours and excursions don’t bring with them added expense. You pay up front and everything offered to you on your trip is already paid for. Most cruises offer a sele... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

111. Discover the Cinque Terre on a Day Trip from Florence March 18, 2021 For many people a trip to Florence is a long held dream and the chance to visit this wonderful city, known as the Cradle of the Renaissance, really is as magical and fulfilling as you’ve always imagined. There’s so much to see and do in the city itself, whether you’re interested in art, history, culture, food or all of the above. But with its magnificent location in Tuscany, a place famous all over the world, you really shouldn’t pass up the opportunity to take a day trip from Florence to explore the surrounding area. Visit the Cinque Terre on a Day Trip from Florence While yo... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

112. Must Have Experiences on a Cinque Terre Day Trip March 18, 2021 Choosing the best things to see and do on a Cinque Terre day trip is a bit like being asked to choose a favourite child. There’s just so much to experience in this magical part of the world and it’s tempting to try and fit everything in. But in truth that’s impossible, unless you’re lucky enough to have a week or more to explore. Most people have much less than that so it helps to have an idea of what to expect before you come. The majority of visitors arrive here on a Cinque Terre day trip from Florence and time is of the essence. So, aside from the extremely obvious ‘must-sees’ (those... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

113. What Wines to Look Out for on a Cinque Terre Tour March 18, 2021 For a lot of visitors on a Cinque Terre tour, their primary reason for visiting the region is to walk the stunning coastal trail that links the five villages and drink in those magnificent views that have become so famous the world over. However, there are others that are very interested in drinking of a very different kind – and for them there’s also a lot to love! The region is renowned for its wine production and the terraced, almost vertical slopes that feature in so many images are still working vineyards – yielding some of the most sought after wines in Italy. For more than a thousa... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

114. Discover Volterra’s Alabaster Tradition on a Day Trip from Florence March 13, 2021 For hundreds of years, mining alabaster has been commonplace in Tuscany. The ancient Etruscans used this durable material for their sculptures, showcasing its colours, natural veining and reflecting effect. We know it was used to make vases, urns and other ornamental objects, as well as larger more imposing masterpieces. Just before the eighteenth century, the artists in Volterra, an ancient Etruscan city and a wonderful place to visit on a day trip from Florence, began to work alabaster again and the craft underwent a renaissance into the early 1900s. During the Industrial Revolution s... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

115. Five Tuscan Food and Wine Pairings you Can’t go Wrong With March 13, 2021 In Tuscany, wine tours are one of the most iconic and memorable things you can do as a visitor. This part of Italy boasts several accolades when it comes to famous vintages, and on any Tuscany wine tour you will be treated to plenty of delightful tasting opportunities. One of the themes that’s often raised when people are visiting vineyards is around food pairings. While there are some basic ground rules, there is actually more to pairing food and wine than you may have originally thought. Pairing Classics Some might say that this concept is an art form, and indeed it can be ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

116. Visit David: One of the Best Things to do in Tuscany March 13, 2021 Visiting the magnificent Statue of David, designed and created by the most famous sculptor in the world, is definitely one of the most fascinating things to do in Tuscany. Before you head off to the Accademia, guide book in hand, however, it is a good idea to learn a little about the Renaissance masterpiece first. The Artist Michelangelo was one of the three most influential craftsmen of his time; the other two being Raphael and Leonardo da Vinci. In 1501 Michelangelo was commissioned to work on a marble structure of ‘David’, which had originally been intended as a feature for the ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

117. Indulge in the World’s Best Cheeses on French River Cruises February 25, 2021 France is famed for its abundant and delicious varieties of cheese. There are hundreds of spectacular kinds to look forward to indulging in during French river cruises, but there are certain fromages that you simply have to taste in your lifetime. Here is a guide to some of the spectacular highlights - prepare to be wowed. Camembert de Normandie au Lait Cru A true pungent delicacy, this delightful smelly cheese originates from a young farmer in the eighteenth century. Marie Harel’s original recipe, however, has been tried by relatively few people. Don’t miss out on the chance to tast... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

118. Beautiful Towns and Villages to Explore on French River Cruises in Burgundy February 25, 2021 The beautiful region of Burgundy lends itself perfectly to French river cruises. The wines produced in the endless rows of little provincial vineyards are unrivalled in quality and taste. Discovering Burgundy’s idyllic towns by barge, sipping a delicious tipple as you cruise along, will allow you to fully appreciate the atmosphere. These are some of the most beautiful towns and villages for you to look forward to exploring on French river cruises. Blagny A tiny hamlet with a magical atmosphere, Blagny should certainly be on your list of hidden gems to discover during French riv... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

119. Top Tips for Taking the Kids on French River Cruises February 25, 2021 French river cruises are a great option for a family holiday with a difference. Exploring the beautiful countryside of France via the waterways will be an unforgettable experience for adults and kids alike. Endless Adventures Every day will bring something new. The kids will be kept entertained with a whole host of activities: whether it’s simply mooring in a new village, riding bikes through woodland, swimming in lakes, going sightseeing, or navigating through locks. Fuelling the Imagination The kids will love letting their imagination run wild, pretending to be pirates,... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

120. The Cinque Terre: Beautiful in Any Season February 11, 2021 It’s never a bad idea to visit the beautiful Cinque Terre, in Italy. Whether you plan to spend a few days in one of the five villages, or take a day-long Cinque Terre tour while you’re staying in Florence, it’s guaranteed to be one of the most picturesque and memorable times of your life. When you’re planning your Cinque Terre tour it will help to understand what it’s like at different times of the year with regards to the weather and how busy it will be. It’s a long season, in terms of tourism, so you do have to be prepared for the fact that if you visit in peak periods, it can get quit... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

121. Best Reasons to do a Cinque Terre Tour February 11, 2021 If there’s one place in Italy that’s on most people’s bucket list, it’s the magnificent and memorable Cinque Terre. Tours of this stunning region are extremely popular and just one look at the countless photos taken and shared by smitten travellers will help you understand why. If you’re considering a Cinque Terre tour and wonder if it can possibly live up to the hype, fear not, because there’s absolutely no doubt that it does. If you’re looking for the proof, here are some of the best reasons to treat yourself to this trip of a lifetime. It Offers Fantastic Walking and Hiking ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

122. Top Taste Temptations on a Holiday in Tuscany February 11, 2021 While Italy is renowned for its art, history, fashion and culture, it’s undeniable that one of its most appealing attributes is its cuisine. Any visitor that comes is almost certainly looking forward to trying its world-famous specialities and, in fact, many foodie travellers come specifically to enjoy as many of them as possible. There’s arguably no place in Italy more famous for its food than beautiful Tuscany, and the region is abundant with marvellous tastes to experience. In terms of things to do in Tuscany, eating is high on nearly everyone’s agenda, so here are just a few of the de... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

123. Get to Know the Truffles of Tuscany February 11, 2021 There are a million reasons to go on a holiday to Italy, and a visit to explore the magical region of Tuscany is a very good one. This stunning area welcomes visitors from all over the world looking to experience the famous ‘dolce vita’ and soak up the expansive history and culture that oozes from its picturesque pores. When it comes to the best things to do in Tuscany, if you’re a foodie, sampling the region’s famous truffles is definitely a very appealing prospect. The area produces an abundance of these earthy gourmet gems, and to taste them at the source is a genuinely memorable priv... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

124. Considering Barge Cruises in France? Bordeaux has Plenty of Highlights January 18, 2021 Ah, Bordeaux. Think of this area and images of the bold and glorious red wines that this place is so synonymous with come to mind. Indeed, when you book barge cruises in France’s Bordeaux region you’re in for a treat in terms of tasting the local vintages. The UNESCO-listed old city nestles perfectly into a crescent shaped turn in the meandering Garonne and makes the perfect stop off for exploring more of the area itself. From eighteenth century squares to fabulous civic style buildings, this place has something for everyone. Here is a snippet of what you could add to your list of m... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

125. Highlights of Barge Cruises in France’s Picardy Region January 18, 2021 Picardy is a stunning and often overlooked region in the north of France. It lies between Paris and Belgium and is a fascinating region to explore on barge cruises in France. Home to some incredible chateaux and cathedrals made famous by film and TV productions, this area was also the location of the famous Somme Offensive, in WWI. Many museums and memorials in Picardy are dedicated to reminding visitors of the atrocities that occurred during this, one of the First World War's bloodiest battles. Despite its sombre past, the region is home to a plethora of stunning monuments and architect... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

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