1- Giverny Giverny is the ideal starting point for a stay in the footsteps of the Impressionists as it is home to the house and gardens that belonged to Claude Monet. The leader of the impressionist movement lived here for over forty years, until his death in 1926. Giverny was his home but al ...
nirs d'enfance. Aubagne, located about fifteen kilometers from Marseille, is thus the logical starting point for a walk in Provence following in the footsteps of the local child. Little Marcel, son of Joseph the schoolteacher and Augustine the seamstress, was born on February 28, 1895, in a bourgeo ...
day. It was during his walks by the sea or in the bocage that he found the inspiration for Writing A la recherche du temps perdu. To walk in the footsteps of the famous writer, simply take the no less famous Promenade Marcel Proust which overlooks the beach. With its 3.6 km of seawall, it i ...
Robin Hood and his companions, the famous band of outlaws who stole from the rich to give to the poor... 2- Visit St Mary’s Church, following in the footsteps of Robin and Marianne. Another must-see attraction if you want to visit Nottinghamshire following in the footsteps of Robin Hood is the vi ...
ate where the artist spent his childhood and his studio are closed for renovations until spring 2025. However, visitors can still follow in the master's footsteps at the Montagne Sainte-Victoire, where he loved to paint. In the heart of the Grand Site Sainte-Victoire, the Bibémus quarries house a ...
roque splendor of Schönbrunn Palace, via the Imperial Palace. Art Nouveau and contemporary architecture are also well represented. To follow in the footsteps of the famous Habsburg dynasty, visit the splendid Baroque palaces of Schönbrunn and Belvedere, as well as the Imperial Palace, former ce ...
the view changes as you go down. But the panorama always remains exceptional, so take the opportunity to take several pictures! 2- To walk in the footsteps of the Canuts In Lyon, the Croix-Rousse is also called 'the hill that works', as opposed to Fourvière 'the hill that prays'. In the 19t ...
shepherds and their sheep from the arid lands of the Crau plain to the pastures of the Italian Alps. By following this GR69, you will walk in the footsteps of the shepherds and be taken back to the time of the great transhumances. For centuries, the Haute-Provence has been crossed by the herd ...
ognized Le Relais de la Butte in this scene, a restaurant whose terrace offers an amazing view of this picturesque neighborhood. To follow in Emily's footsteps in Paris, head to 12 Rue Ravignan in the 18th arrondissement! 4- The New Eve aka The Blue Trumpet "The Blue Trumpet", the jazz club in Sain ...
and places where their favorite stories were filmed. What is the origin of cine-tourism? Film tourism is not a recent invention, as it follows in the footsteps of literary tourism with much older origins. Already in the 1950s, Brigitte Bardot helped make Saint-Tropez the leading tourist destination ...
of Africa was shot, released in 1985. For fans of this great classic of cinema, it is another good reason to choose this destination and follow in the footsteps of the characters played by Meryl Streep and Robert Redford. The Masai Mara reserve, inhabited by the eponymous tribe, is the natural exte ...
these two extremes, the best compromise for taking a Nile cruise is the dahabieh, a graceful sailboat equipped with all the comforts. To follow in the footsteps of famous personalities. Already in the 19th century, this typical Nile riverboat carried adventurers, writers, and diplomats. By visiting ...
ia and other bullfighting events. • the santonniers fair. • the Rencontres d'Arles (International Photography Encounters). • the Actes Sud music festival. 4- To walk in the footsteps of Van Gogh. Between February 1888 and May 1889, Vincent Van Gogh stayed in Arles and produced about 300 drawin ...
is dedicated to pilgrims. In the city of Lourdes, several sites trace the life of Saint Bernadette. A pilgrimage route allows pilgrims to follow in the footsteps of Bernadette Soubirous while discovering the significant places in the city. This route includes: • The Sainte Bernadette Museum, whic ...
he highlight of the trip: Copyright : Nicolas17 In practice Here is the practical information to embark on the Jacobite Steam Train in the footsteps of the Hogwarts students: Travel dates The train runs from May to the end of October. The trip (one way) takes 1 hour and 45 minutes. ...
volutionary? Even if this 30 km/h speed limit may seem radical, it is important to know that it is not revolutionary. Paris is merely following in the footsteps of other metropolises around the world that have already converted to 30 km/h zones. Moreover, this new regulation should not change ...
pons and outdoor recreation. Copyright: Schwarzwald Tourismus On the Swiss side, the canton of Basel-Country invites you to follow in the footsteps of the Romans by visiting its ancient Roman sites. This region is also very popular with tourists for its beautiful landscapes and for th ...
dlife photography and travel. Two regions of the world particularly fascinate him: Antarctica and the Arctic. He would like one day to follow in the footsteps of the French photographer Vincent Munier who was the first to photograph the Arctic wolf. ...
iscover the city is to follow the marked route proposed by the Tourist Office. Pick up the free brochure from the Tourist Office and set off in the footsteps of the lion and the giant Sletto! A local legend says that this giant founded the town of Sélestat and gave it its name. As for the lio ...
in situ. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Walking Cornwall (@walkingcornwall) In addition to walking in the footsteps of King Arthur and his companions, you can take a trip to the village of Tintagel, a tourist stop rich in souvenir stores, cafes and other b ...
