Finland is perhaps not as well visited as other countries in northern Europe and as a result it still has an ‘other-worldly’ quality to it. When people think of Finland they imagine majestic forests and stunning natural landscapes all of which you will find here, but if you prefer a little urban sprawl then you …
Starting out as a humble royal hunting lodge for the Forest of Compiègne, this cultured town quickly came into fashion in the 1800s when it won the approval of Napoleon I and Joséphine. In the First and Second Empires Compiègne hosted the imperial court and was completely transformed. Top of your list should be the …
A suburb of Montreal, Longueuil is located on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River directly opposite it. It is a commercial, residential and industrial city, as well as being a historic city that dates back to 1657. Longueuil is home to numerous attractions, although it is often overlooked by travellers. Especially due to …
A Provençal town climbing the stiff slope of the Colline du Castéou, Hyères is almost anything you want to it be. For summer fun like watersports and lazing by the sea, there are paradisiacal sandy beaches and matchless conditions for sailing and diving. For culture there’s a lovely old town that winds up the hill, …
An enchanting medieval city, Bourges was the capital of the historic Province of Berry and a centre of trade in the 15th and 16th centuries. The old town is replete with luxurious mansions built for merchants, side-by-side with top-heavy half-timbered houses. The cathedral is an absolute wonder and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, looking like …
Left to the mercy of the soft and lapping Indian Ocean, the islands of the Maldives have been sculpted and formed into unquestionably one of the most quintessentially beautiful tropical places on the globe. Ranging from the powdered beaches of the northern atolls to the earthy sea shacks and fishing hamlets of the southern isles, …
Couched in a valley between mountain ranges in the Prealps, Chambéry is a historic city that was once the capital of its own sovereign state. The old centre is a confusion of alleys and dim passageways, ruled by the Château from which the Dukes of Savoy commanded a large tranche of central Europe. The architecture, …
A down-to-earth port city, Sète was planned and built in one go in the 1660s as the Mediterranean terminus of the ambitious Canal du Midi. The city still gets a lot of maritime traffic and is etched with waterways, which are fine for walks or cruises. A roll-call of cherished French artists, poets and musicians, …
Southern charm, lively cities, coastal beaches, farmlands, and mountains, plus a lot of art & culture… there are so many reasons to visit Georgia. Georgia’s tourism has been increasing steadily over the last years and it should be high on your bucket list of states to explore! Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or …
From the vibrant cities of Omaha and Lincoln to the barren expanses of the valley regions, Nebraska’s appeal lies in its stark contrasts. Known for its agricultural heritage, Nebraska offers unexpected treasures, such as the captivating Sandhills region and the rugged beauty of the Scotts Bluff National Monument. From the bustling city life of Omaha …