161. Places to Visit on a Canal du Midi Barge Trip in France
December 01, 2020
The Canal du Midi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most famous canals in the world. The stunning seventeenth century waterway stretches 241km, connecting the Mediterranean to the Atlantic and providing plenty of scope for exploration. During a barge trip in France’s Canal du Midi ...
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162. Make the Most of a Barge Holiday in France: Top Wine Tasting Tips
November 28, 2020
France has attained worldwide recognition for its wine production. The wine-tasting experience is an essential component of any barge holiday in France: imagine visiting the vignobles (wineries), purchasing a bottle of your favourite vintage, and sipping it back on board the deck of your private cru...
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163. Unearth Off the Beaten Track Paris on a French Barging Holiday
November 28, 2020
When many tourists think of Paris, they conjure up a mental image of the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, or the Louvre. Yet while these cultural icons are worth visiting, there are plenty of attractions off the beaten track in the City of Light that are all the more wonderful for the peacefulness that com...
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164. 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 o...
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165. 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: Embar...
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166. 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 le...
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167. Designer Glasses: Your Optician Can Help You Choose the Right Pair
November 16, 2020
When you go to see your optician to get an eye test, you might find yourself leaving with more than just your prescription. You may well need a new pair of glasses or even an updated pair, but choosing from the huge range of designer glasses can be a tough prospect. The good news is that if you visi...
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168. 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 ...
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169. 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 yo...
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170. 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 experienc...
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Author: Laura Jeeves
