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126. Barge Cruises in France: Why Should You Choose One? January 18, 2021 If you have decided that you want to explore the lesser known parts of France but are keen to avoid spending your holiday behind the wheel of a car, then a canal holiday could be just what you’re looking for. There is no doubt that French cities hold a huge amount of cultural appeal, but for a real taste of French life and an open gateway to the less trodden countryside paths, exploring by water is the way to go. The relaxed, steady pace of the journey offers the perfect opportunity to experience all that this marvellous country has to offer, from the scenery and culture to the exceptional foo... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

127. Which Website is Best for Personalized Anniversary Gifts Online? January 12, 2021 Love is said to be immeasurable, and there are lots of wonderful wedding gifts for the anniversary which you can choose from. If your wedding anniversary is fast approaching, then it is best to think of some unique ideas on how you can surprise your partner during your wedding anniversary day. In terms of surprise gifts for wedding anniversary, it would be better if it provides a unique and meaningful impact for both of you. So, either you’re celebrating your first anniversary, silvery anniversary, or even golden anniversary, there is a wide array of selections of modern and traditional anni... (read more) Author: manmohan singh

128. Discover Vin Santo on Tuscany Wine Tours from Florence January 12, 2021 Holidays in Tuscany are all about the stunning scenery, classic vistas, glorious sunsets and incredible food and wine, but when it comes to the vintages of this region, there is more to the drinks menu than Chianti Classico. In fact, Tuscany wine tours from Florence will offer you the opportunity to taste a whole range of local wines, including the often overlooked Vin Santo. What Is Vin Santo? This delectable sweet dessert tipple synonymous with the area is enjoyed for its intense flavour, which combines notes of hazelnut, honey, apricot and caramel. As one half of the classic Tusca... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

129. Explore the Hidden Attractions of Each Cinque Terre Village January 12, 2021 A Cinque Terre day trip from Florence is a definitive highlight of a trip to Tuscany. With a name that translates as ‘Five Towns’, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is the string of villages that cling precariously to the rugged coastline that lies to the west of Tuscany, in Liguria. Originally cut off from main roads, this fishing community is still tricky to navigate on wheels and is definitely best explored on foot on a Cinque Terre day trip from Florence. Each town is characterised by colourful houses and surrounded by steep terraced vines and olive groves that lead down to the glisteni... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

130. Taste Sublime Sciacchetrà on a Cinque Terre Day Trip from Florence January 12, 2021 A Cinque Terre day trip from Florence is a definitive highlight of any visit to the area, but who knew that it is not only the fabulous views, breathtaking scenery and charming pastel coloured villages that will have you yearning to return? Because the local wine is pretty good too! In fact, the Sciacchetrà DOC is probably the most famous product of this coastal beauty spot, made even more remarkable by its production on the steep terraces that make up the agricultural land here. The makers of this vintage are known as heroic viticulturists because their job is considered so tough. Befor... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

131. 7 Ways to Theme Your Japan Travel Itinerary January 06, 2021 Visiting Japan for the fourth or fifth time, and unsure of what to do? Consider theming your latest Japan travel itinerary in the following fun, educational, or yummy ways. 1. Castle Discovery There are no structures more representative of Japan than majestic Japanese castle keeps. While most nowadays are modern concrete reconstructions, they are still well-capable of instantly transporting anyone to the ages of samurai and ninjas. For international visitors, many Japanese castles are also the key attraction of smaller cities. To put it in another way, you could easily fill up t... (read more) Author: Ced Yong

132. The Best Towns to Visit on a Chianti Tour From Florence December 16, 2020 Chianti tour from Florence. Whether you want to ride a Vintage Vespa, try the famous Chianti wine or get cooking with fresh local ingredients, Mauro's company promises excitement, adventure and above all, fun. If you're keen to experience the magic of Italy with the help of some passionate and knowledgeable tour guides, look no further than WalkAbout Florence for your next getaway. ">Italy’s Chianti region is famed for rolling green hills, ancient fortified towns, scenic vineyards and exceptionally good wine. It’s not hard to find charming small towns well worth stopping off in when visiting ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

133. Radda in Chianti: Tour from Florence and Enjoy This Charming Town December 16, 2020 Radda in Chianti is full of charm and bursting with character. The picturesque palazzos and renowned wine production alone provide reason enough to visit. Add to that the peaceful small town atmosphere and a tumultuous history, and there is no denying its delightful appeal. A Chianti tour from Florence is the ideal way to visit this classic Medieval town and here is some of what you can expect to enjoy. The History This charming town has had a long and eventful history. Archeological digs have discovered evidence of inhabitants as far back as 2000BC, when shepherds would guide their ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

134. Explore Pienza on a Chianti Tour from Florence December 16, 2020 The small, charming town of Pienza is a wonderful place to explore on a Chianti tour from Florence. The inspired Renaissance architecture, coupled with stunning panoramas over undulating hills and sun-drenched vineyards, make the town an ideal destination for a leisurely trip to the Val d’Orcia. From its acclaimed cheeses to fascinating history, here are just some of the reasons why you should visit Pienza on a Chianti tour from Florence. A City of the Renaissance Pienza as we know it today was created by Enea Silvio Piccolomini, an influential humanist who became Pope Pius II.... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

135. Autun: Don’t Miss this Hidden Gem on your Barge Trip in France December 11, 2020 Autun is a delightful town in the Saône-et-Loire department of Burgundy and, despite its low-key ambiance, it was once one of the most important Roman cities. On any barge cruise in France that takes you through southern Burgundy, a few hours exploring this charming spot should definitely be on the agenda. Introduction In terms of reputation, size and cultural appeal, Autun pales in significance to the likes of Paris, Lyon and Dijon but, to give it its due, it is listed as one of fewer than 100 important historic places in the country. It is also classified as an official French Town... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

136. What to Expect on a Barge Cruise in France December 11, 2020 A barge cruise in France offers an idyllic way to travel through any of the country’s regions without the worry of transport and logistics. Barge holidays are designed to offer luxury living and elegant travel at a relaxing pace, but also the option of cultural visits and the chance to see some of the less tourist trodden parts of the country. For any first timer needing some convincing when it comes to a barge cruise in France, here is a taste of what you can expect from life onboard. Unique Ambiance When you book your vessel you will find that each one is small enough to accommoda... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

137. Dishes to Try on a Barge Cruise in France’s Strasbourg December 11, 2020 Strasbourg is a highlight of any barge cruise in France that takes in the stunning, and often overlooked, regions of Alsace and Lorraine. Sitting at the crossroads of western and central Europe, this city is bursting with a rich and intricate history, is home to an incredible array of architecture, and is proud of its strong cultural traditions. Perhaps not the first city that comes to mind when you think of culinary delights, Strasbourg should not be dismissed if you are a self-confessed foodie. Known as one of the most unique gastronomic destinations in Europe, it draws its influence f... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

138. 3 Unique Sweet Potatoes that makes Sweet potato desserts November 24, 2020 There are 400 different types of sweet potatoes in the world. It would be a difficult decision to make when selecting what variety to eat if your taste buds are chasing after the delectable comfort food taste of sweet potato-based desserts and confections. There are just simply so many of them. What a nice problem to have! There was a time in our childhood when making these delicious delicacies took some real struggles in the kitchen. BONIATO: GRANDMAS SWEET POTATO PUDDING Your granny would grate the sweet potatoes by hand using a manual box grater, and she would make you help her out. ... (read more) Author: Damian Powell

139. Discover the White Wines of Chianti on a Chianti Wine Tour November 19, 2020 hianti is renowned for its red wines. It’s thanks to its delicious red vintages - and the Sangiovese grape - that the region rose to worldwide fame and acclaim. Less well known are the excellent white wines that are also produced in this area. Here are the best whites to look out for on your Chianti wine tour. Vernaccia di San Gimignano The medieval Tuscan town of San Gimignano is home to a tradition of producing straw-coloured wines that are best enjoyed paired with white meat or frutti di mare (seafood). As the drink ages, the straw yellow slowly tak... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

140. Great Advice Before Embarking on a Chianti Wine Tour November 19, 2020 Wine is part and parcel of daily life in Italy. The dinnertime ritual would frankly be incomplete without sipping at wines that have been perfectly paired with the food on the table. The best way to experience this delicious culture is, of course, to partake in the drinking firsthand: Embark on a Chianti wine tour, visit vineyards and savour classic vintages as you survey the cypresses and rolling hills around you… there’s a reason so many Chianti wine tour-goers fall in love with Italy. Idyllic as it is, there are still practical considerations for those planning an itinerary and, ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

141. Know The History of Chianti Classico Before Your Chianti Wine Tour November 19, 2020 The story of how Chianti came to be so famous - and how its wine earned its place on the world stage - is a fascinating tale of ancient rivalries, winemaking prowess and legislative challenges. Knowing the backstory will make the wine-tasting experience all the more special when you let the notes dance on your tongue during your Chianti wine tour. Read on to get a flavour of the history. The Region In the Middle Ages, Florence was the home of Italy’s wine making trade and was one of the most powerful city states in the country. It wasn’t, however, until the 1... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

142. Professional Photography Tips: Classic Portraiture Poses November 16, 2020 Portrait photography is one of the most popular professional genres if you’re interested in a career in the industry. Developing your skills as a portrait photographer opens up multiple streams for opportunities in commercial, corporate and private work. If you’re serious about moving to the next level, online photography courses can be invaluable not only in furnishing you with the skills needed, but also by helping develop your creative eye by gaining an insight into the philosophies of some of the world’s most iconic photographers. Creating Perfect Portraits As you’ll learn in o... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

143. Shooting in Black and White: The Photographer's Choice November 16, 2020 For the budding photographer, there are many aspects to consider before you even decide on a subject. What device you’ll use, what you’ll consider in your frame, what’s the story you’re trying to tell, and so much more. But one of the most basic decisions you have to make in terms of how you want your image to look is whether it will be in colour or black and white. It’s also one of the most important, and for those embarking on online photography classes, there will undoubtedly be a great deal of attention given to this aspect. Note: It should be noted that with today’s digital cameras,... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

144. Top Tips and Techniques for Photographing Wildlife November 16, 2020 While it is notoriously one of the most difficult genres to conquer, wildlife photography can also produce some of the most dramatic and awe-inspiring images one could ever hope to see. If your interests lie in this field and you’re looking to develop your skills, there’s no substitute for experience, but in order to get some good basic techniques under your belt, online photography classes are an extremely good place to start. Capturing Stellar Wildlife Images When you learn from established, professional photographers you’ll get a unique insight into the way they work and think, wh... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

145. 5 Unique Caribbean Teas Herbal Benefits November 15, 2020 THE HEALTH SECRETS OF THE CARIBBEAN COUNTRIES The Caribbean is an idyllic paradise comprising of different countries and territories that are savored by vacation tourists, pleasure-seekers, and people looking for relaxation in exotic locations. Trinidad, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, West Indies - take your pick and be transported to whole new worlds where you wish your days of freedom are not numbered. Your experiences will be very pleasant and memorable. When you were in Haiti, people were friendly, the weather was great and the splendid beaches were just so refreshing. You also remember vividl... (read more) Author: Damian Powell

146. Discover the Beautiful Val D’Orcia on a Chianti Tour October 28, 2020 The Val d’Orcia lies in the heart of southern Tuscany. It’s a place of stunning beauty that reflects the true essence of the Chianti region. During the Renaissance, the local landscape was redesigned to maximise its aesthetically pleasing character and reflect the ideals of good governance. Man-made structures such as fortified villages and abbeys now blend harmoniously into their surroundings: picture perfect lines of evenly spaced cypress trees tracing the slopes of a hill; farms with pastures for livestock dotted across their hay meadows; and roses intentionally planted amidst th... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

147. The Sentiero Azzurro – The Famous Cinque Terre Hike October 28, 2020 The Sentiero Azzuro is the most popular trail for a Cinque Terre hike, and it’s easy to see why. The scenic cliff-side path promises spectacular views of the sea, sections that wind through olive groves and steep vineyards, and stop offs at quaint medieval churches. Not only that, but the trail takes in all the villages, is suitable for all endurance levels and can be completed in a day trip from Florence. A Cinque Terre hike along this route is generally considered one of the best things to do in Italy, especially if you love nature and the outdoors. About the Blue Trail T... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

148. What to Eat on Your Cinque Terre Hike October 28, 2020 Everybody knows that Italian food is divine – and the five towns that make up the Cinque Terre are home to some of Italy’s best dishes and freshest ingredients. But when you take a well-deserved lunch break on your Cinque Terre hike, which specialty dishes should you look out for? Local Ingredients Due to steep terrain having historically limited roads and parking, the five towns have developed a strong culture of self-sufficiency. The freshest and most authentic dishes will be cooked with locally sourced ingredients. The area is famous for its: ? Aromatic herbs. Marjoram, ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

149. Take a Chianti Tour from Florence to the Hot Springs of Bagni San Filippo October 28, 2020 Tuscany has been famed for its curative hot water springs since the Etruscan and Roman times. It is an area of stunning natural beauty: the hot waterfalls, untouched forests, glistening calcium deposits and crystal white-blue pools are not a sight that you will soon forget. If that description hasn’t already convinced you to visit, here are more reasons why you should take a Chianti tour from Florence to the hot springs of Bagni San Filippo. The History The most breath-taking parts of the springs have taken years upon years to develop into what they are today. The iconic wh... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

150. Discover the Professional Secrets of Perfect Portraiture October 17, 2020 Portraiture is one of the most popular and creatively fulfilling forms of both professional and amateur photography. Being able to effectively capture the elusive ‘essence’ of a subject requires a delicate balance of talent, technical expertise and, as always in a medium so immediate, a certain amount of luck. Some would argue that there’s also an element of something in play that’s simply inherent in the photographer – a little bit of creative expression that can’t be quantified. Whether you’re at the very beginning of your journey with the camera or looking to enhance and nurture existi... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

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