An Opulent Palazzo on the Grand Canal: One of the most eye-catching palazzi you'll see on the Grand Canal is Palazzo Barbarigo. Its front facade is decorated with colourful mosaics of Murano glass. Renaissance Architecture Palazzo Barbarigo was originally built in the 16th century. Its … [Read more...]
Ca’ Rezzonico – Museum of Eighteenth Century Venice
The Museo del Settecento Veneziano is One of Venice's Finest Museums : On Venice's Grand Canal is the Museum of Eighteenth Century Venice, one of the finest museums in the city. Housed in the magnificent Ca' Rezzonico, the museum is dedicated to 18th century Venice and is one of the many museo … [Read more...]
Experience the Passion of Opera in a Venice Palazzo
Venice Palazzi - Once the Palatial Homes of aristocrats, officials and the Rich: Along Venice's Grand Canal are many grand buildings and palazzi which represent some of the finest architecture of Venice. Many of these buildings were once the palatial homes of aristocrats, city officials or … [Read more...]
Sarlat-la-Canéda – Capital of Périgord Noir
Classified "Ville d'art et d'Histoire", Sarlat is An Artistic and Historic Town: Sarlat-la-Caneda is a town that surprises many people when they visit. Apart from being the capital of the Périgord Noir, it has the highest concentration of Medieval, Renaissance and 17th century facades of any … [Read more...]
Rocamadour – a Medieval Village and Holy City
A Holy City Named After a Hermit - Roc Armator (Lover of Rock): Rocamadour is a medieval village perched on a hillside in the Parc Naturel Régional des Causses du Quercy in the Lot 46 departement. The village became one of the most famous centres of pilgrimage following the discovery of an ancient … [Read more...]
Fête des Fromages – Rocamadour
The Largest Cheese Festival in the South of France: In the southwest region of France, in the Lot departement, is the tiny village of Rocamadour. Hugging the cliffside of a mountain, the setting of this medieval village looks dramatic. If you could airbrush out the tourists, Rocamadour … [Read more...]
Opéra Bastille – Paris Opera House
Opéra Bastille is a Modern State-of-the-Art Paris Opera House: The Opéra Bastille is a very modern, state-of-the-art opera house on Place de la Bastille in the 12th arrondissement of Paris. Inaugurated on 13 July 1989, the Opéra house was intended to replace the Palais Garnier as Paris' main … [Read more...]
Experience All That’s Viennese at a Wiener Heurigen Show
An Evening of Viennese Waltz and Operetta at a traditional Viennese Heuriger : Vienna is famous for its classical music, Viennese waltz, Viennese cuisine and the Viennese Heurigen. You can experience all that's traditional about Vienna at a Wiener Heurigen Show. In the rustic ambience of a … [Read more...]
Enjoy Mozart Concerts in Mozart’s House in Vienna
Concerts in a Room where Mozart once Lived and Worked: To be able to enjoy Mozart music on your Vienna holiday is a great treat, but to listen to Mozart's music in a place where the great composer once lived and worked is a surreal experience. At the Sala Terrena in the historical centre of … [Read more...]
A Springtime Cruise on the Rhine
A Perfect Time to Enjoy the Gardens of Europe on a Rhine River Cruise: Spring is a beautiful time in Europe and for anyone doing a river cruise starting or ending in Amsterdam, there's the added bonus of visiting the world's most beautiful spring garden - the Keukenhof Gardens. A number of … [Read more...]
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