And after you’ve been up the Eiffel Tower, why not discover one of the hundreds of other historic landmarks within a few hours of the city. Remember, these are only suggestions to inspire you, these are not full travel packages. And If you’ve actually taken some of these trips, please share your comments.
Get off the train and jump on a bicycle to experience the beautiful city of Bruges at your own pace. The medieval city is ideal for bicycles with restrictive access for cars and miles of bicycle paths. The system of one way streets designed to discourage ...
In Avignon, you will not find the heavy cream inspired dishes that are typical of traditional French cuisine. Rather, Provençal dishes tend towards a lighter interpretation of French food and a reliance on fresh, locally grown produce, especially vegetables, ...
It’s impossible to go anywhere these days in a major international city and not stumble across a spa or expensive or otherwise indulgent stores. In London, there is an array of options that really run the gamut. Morning At the Spa at the Mandarin ...
The day before, you should arrive into Gare du Midi station in Brussels and make your way to the minimalist The White Hotel in the chic shopping district around Avenue Louise, a short walk from place Flagey, place du Chatelain and place Stéphanie. Try ...
As you approach Bruges by rail, its superb medieval architecture quickly demonstrates why the city is considered one of the cultural capitals of Europe. Its diminutive size makes it an ideal destination to spend a day walking around, or you can delve ...
To truly appreciate the gourmet experience that is the city of Bordeaux, spend a day preparing, cooking and eating the finest French cuisine. With its world-famous wines and refined cuisine, the Bordeaux region is a major gastronomic center. There are ...
Provence is the perfect region to cycle with its miles of winding roads past fields of lavender and vines, undulating pastures and quaint medieval villages. It can also be challenging with steep ravines and hills to climb but with so much to see and do, ...
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In Avignon, you will not find the heavy cream inspired dishes that are typical of traditional French cuisine. Rather, Provençal dishes tend towards a lighter interpretation of French ...