Opéra de Baugé is Held at the Historic 16th Century Les Capucins: Paris has opera houses that are fit for emperors, but for those who enjoy opera and love the French countryside, Opéra de Baugé combines opera and the ability to meet up with friends for a picnic in the countryside. Baugé is a … [Read more...]
Salzburg Easter Festival with the Berlin Philharmoniker
Enjoy Easter in Salzburg with the Berlin Philharmoniker at the Salzburg Easter Festival: The Salzburg Easter Festival (Salzburger Osterfestspiele) is here again and this year, Classictic is delighted to be able to offer customers the ability to book online for this popular Salzburg music event. … [Read more...]
The Old Curiosity Shop Immortalized by Charles Dickens
The Old Curiosity Shop - Believed to be the Inspiration for Dickens' Novel: A curious shop, set in the midst of legal London is The Old Curiosity Shop in Holborn, whose shop front proudly claims its Charles Dickens connection. Dickens fans will be very familiar with "The Old Curiosity Shop", a … [Read more...]
St Bride’s – Church of the Fleet Street Press
St Bride's Was Often Referred to as the 'Printers' Cathedral' and the 'Journalists' Church': When it comes to ancient churches in the City of London, St Bride's Fleet Street is up there with the oldest. Dedicated to St Bridgit or St Bride of Kildare, it is believed that Christians have been … [Read more...]
Tour de France – Le Tour 2011
Tour de France 2011 - From Passage du Gois La Barre-de-Monts to Paris Champs-Élysées: The 98th Tour de France starts from Passage du Gois La Barre-de-Monts on Saturday July 2nd and finishes in Paris on Sunday, July 24th, 2011. This year’s race is made up of 21 stages covering a distance of … [Read more...]
Beaune – Capital of Burgundy Wines
The Varnished-Tile Roofs of Beaune's Hôtel-Dieu is the Symbol of Burgundy Abroad: Unlike Chablis and Dijon, Beaune is not a town that bears the name of a famous wine or a Burgundian product. The varnished-tile roofs of the Hospices de Beaune is the most recognisable symbol of Burgundy abroad, … [Read more...]
Cycling Holidays in France: Burgundy by Bike
With 580 Kms of Cycle Routes, Seeing Burgundy by Bike is a Travel Option: Very few travellers can do Le Tour de France, but Le Tour de Bourgogne is a real possibility. With its 580 kms of 'voies vertes' (tracks reserved strictly for non-motorised traffic) and 'véloroutes' (long-distance … [Read more...]
See Burgundy Vineyards on the Grands Crus Wine Route
The Grands Crus Wine Route is the 'Champs-Elysées' of the Burgundy Wine Route: Burgundy is one of France's main wine producing areas and its vineyards, stretching some 250 kms from north to south, are the source of some of the most prestigious wines in the world. Naturally many visitors come … [Read more...]
The Romantic Schloss Rheinfels at St. Goar
For a Room with a View of the Rhine, Romantik Schloss Rheinfels is Hard to Beat Perched on a hill above the Rhine River, at the town of St. Goar, is Burg Rheinfels, one of the many castle ruins along the Middle Rhine Valley. When Burg Rheinfels was built in 1245, it was the largest and most … [Read more...]
A Personal Concierge with your France Rail Pass
France Rail Pass Premium Offers a Concierge Service that Matches a Grand Hotel: At most hotels, you have to show up at the place before you can begin to seek assistance from their concierge service, if it exists at all. This is not so with the new Personal Concierge service that France Rail is … [Read more...]
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