Yorkshire is Served by LBA Airport, Doncaster Airport and Humberside Airport: Yorkshire, in the north of England, is the country's largest county and a most historic one. With its reputation as a cultural region and with its wild dales and moors and pretty villages, it is also one of England's … [Read more...]
The Peralada Festival Returns to Castell de Peralada
The 25th Peralada Festival Opens at the Castell de Peralada on July 15th: In the heat of the Spanish summer, what could be more magical than to enjoy a concert on the grounds of a medieval castle. For those looking for culture in Spain, the 25th Peralada Festival is back at the Castell de … [Read more...]
Õllesummer 2014 – Tallinn’s Popular Summer Festival
Õllesummer - Estonia's Biggest Festival: When summer comes around so does the Õllesummer. Õllesummer is billed as one of the largest festivals in the Baltic region, attracting thousands to Tallinn to enjoy live music and lots of beer. Õllesummer 2014 Õllesummer will run from July 9 - 12 and … [Read more...]
Tallinn Takes Centre Stage as European Capital of Culture 2011
As European Capital of Culture 2011, Tallinn Has Something Happening Everyday: As European Capital of Culture 2011, Tallinn takes centre stage for Europe's cultural happenings this year. There are heaps of events taking place in this city of culture everyday including festivals, operas, … [Read more...]
Reblochon – The Cheese Name With Quite a Story
Reblochon Cheese is From the Haute-Savoie Region and is AOC Accredited: We first came across Reblochon cheese when we were travelling in Annecy. This soft washed-rind and smear-ripened French cheese is a specialty of the Haute-Savoie region and so as cheese lovers we had some of this delicious … [Read more...]
A New “Palace” Classification for French Hotels
Your French Hotel Could be A "Palace" Under a New Hotel Classification: If your holiday fantasies include staying in a palace during your French holidays, perhaps this is not so out of reach with the new French hotel classification. Eight amongst the very best 5-star hotels in France have … [Read more...]
Trooping the Colour 2012 – A London Royal Ceremony
The Trooping the Colour Celebrates the Official Birthday of the Queen: When it comes to pomp and pageantry, the Trooping the Colour is the most elaborate of London's royal ceremonies. The Trooping the Colour ceremony is held to celebrate the official birthday of the British Sovereign. So, … [Read more...]
Teatro di Marcello – An Ancient Theatre in Rome
Roman Nights at the Teatro di Marcello or Theatre of Marcellus: Long before the Teatro di Marcello (Theatre of Marcellus) was completed, tragedy and drama had already played out at this open-air theatre in Rome. Teatro Marcello was the plan of Julius Caesar but he was murdered in 44BC and … [Read more...]
A Plymouth Cruise Around Its Historic Harbour
Appreciate Some of Britain's Maritime History on a Plymouth Cruise: Plymouth Harbour is an important part of Britain's maritime history and on any visit to Plymouth, one of the things to do is to go on a Plymouth cruise of this historical harbour. Once an old trading port, Plymouth Harbour … [Read more...]
A Royal Citadel on Plymouth Hoe
The Royal Citadel Was A Most Important English Defence For Over 100 Years: On our Plymouth Harbour cruise we caught sight of the impenetrable walls of the Royal Citadel. Even from the water, the 70-ft high walls of the Royal Citadel look dramatic and dominate the eastern side of the Hoe. Its … [Read more...]
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