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The Costa Brava is often presented exclusively through the prism of its beautiful beaches and coastal resorts, such as Tossa de Mar, Lloret de Mar, Roses and Cadaqués. Although the...

The Côte d'Azur, an internationally renowned tourist region, can pride itself on offering its visitors a remarkable and distinctive cuisine! In fact, in this part of France, gastronomy...

It's a must when visiting Bali. Ubud, designated the capital of Balinese culture and a favourite with foreign artists who came here in the early 20th century in search of artistic...

When you think of hiking in Greece, Corfu is far from being the first destination that springs to mind, behind the Peloponnese, Crete and even the small islands of the Cyclades......

An essential holiday destination, the Southern Alps are a treasure trove for the whole family to discover! The splendid natural surroundings and vibrant towns and villages will satisfy...

A moment of escape and sometimes even introspection, hiking is a way of life in its own right. Popular with the lucky mountain dwellers and adventurers alike, this sporting activity...

The capital of British Columbia, Victoria is a beautiful city with a British Victorian aesthetic. Visiting it from Vancouver is an adventure, leaving by boat and returning the next...

Cooking is serious business in Louisiana. Indeed, the cuisine here is a reflection of this American state. It's a cuisine full of flavours, contrasts and spices. In fact, the change...

Portalegre is a charming town in one of Portugal's most beautiful regions, the Alentejo. This region is known for its rich historical, cultural and natural heritage. On our visit to...

Great travellers return to the same places several times, especially if they have made great discoveries. Luxor, for example, is as grandiose as it is unique. If this is the case for...

Sri Lanka, like India, is the cradle of yoga and meditation. For some years now, these ancient disciplines have been attracting the curiosity of Westerners. During your stay in Kandy,...

The best-preserved coliseum of the Roman Empire, El Jem is the third largest in the world after Rome and Verona. The largest vestige of the Maghreb is a splendour and should be a compulsory...

In the former canal of the River Turia (which was diverted to avoid the risk of flooding), an immense 9km garden was built to house the City of Arts and Sciences, a gigantic complex...

Carthago delenda est (Carthage must be destroyed), said Cato the Elder every time he addressed the Roman Senate. His wish was eventually granted, with the result that not much remains...

"Giftun Island is one of Hurghada's most popular islands. It is located just opposite the resort, in the Red Sea. It is one of the magnificent sandbanks that you can see when you...

The mountains of the Val d'Isère region offer a multitude of hiking trails for all levels, from family walks to more challenging alpine adventures. Whatever your experience or fitness...

Better known as the pink city, Toulouse is also a green city! The city is dotted with parks, gardens and promenades. Seen from the sky, the pink and green of the architectural wonders...

If there's one thing that strikes you as you stroll through Turin's historic centre, it's all those tempting cafe-confectionery shop windows and the smell of chocolate wafting through...

Where do you think the world's largest ice caves are located? In Greenland? In a Nordic country like Norway? Well, no: they are actually located 60 km from Salzburg, in the small town...

From the end of November until the end of the year, Europe's capital will be changing hats to become the Christmas capital. The city is decked out in its finest garlands, twinkling...

The coastal town of Saint-Malo, on the north-west coast of France, instantly conjures up images of a rich maritime past. Known as the birthplace of privateers and intrepid explorers,...

Set at the head of its bay, Saint-Brieuc is surrounded by a remarkable environment. Among the many advantages that contribute to the city's sensational living environment, the beaches...

Less than 3 kilometres from the historic district of Saint-Jean-de-Luz is the Château d'Urtubie in the commune of Urrugne. This is a rare historic monument, as few castles in the region...

To get the real feel for the soul of Brittany** and the region's strong link with the sea, head for Le Guilvinec! Indeed, the main resource of the Atlantic Ocean is fishing. The...

Rich in specialities with pronounced flavours, Corsica's terroir and that of Porto-Vecchio in particular, offer visitors a highly distinctive gastronomy. So, whether you're a fan...

Discovering the Quiberon peninsula also means hearing the call of the open sea through the sound of waves crashing hard against the cliffs and the cries of seabirds soaring above the...