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Greek, Roman and French empire alike have shaped Marseille; the second-largest city in the country and a hubbub of port-side charm and Riviera panache. Start with a tourHQ guide in Le Panier!
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You might have often heard your elders say if you need to learn about the culture and tradition of a place, then look at what goes on their plate! That is simply because the journey of a food ...
In a world becoming increasingly interconnected, travel has evolved beyond mere exploration, with environmental concerns and the preservation of local communities taking center stage. In response to ...
When it comes to embarking on a vacation, the thought of leaving our furry friends behind can tug at our heartstrings. tourHQ recommends the five dog-friendly European countries that you ...
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The city of love enamours, Paris, any person who has a pleasant opportunity to maunder through city streets and stumble across its myriad of breathtakingly beautiful and intriguing sights. ...
As the snow begins to melt, and temperatures are on the rise, spring break is a much-needed vacation for most, a start of something new! Here is a spring travel guide, with some great vacation ideas ...
We perform different types of visits in vans for your comfort.We adapt the rides at your pace, our partnership with escolasde wines allows us to provide unique educational visits, cursode tasting ...
France's western coastline with its extensive coastlines and numerous green areas, the regions of Normandy and Bretagne have an amazing variety of landscapes. They are waiting for you.
Origins to the Renaissance, the dreams of King Charles VIII to King Henry II.Amboise was the first architectural expression of the Renaissance in the Loire Valley.Francisco I mecena great arts of the ...
Visita a Bordeaux Gironde adegas, degustações fabricação de toneis e do seu propio vinho.
The truth is, as a vivacious reader and avid traveler, I grew up and spent much of my teens and twenties traveling sans tour guide. But that was life before Eric. Eric was our tour guide in ...
France can be an elegant melange of the alluring, charming, provocative and sophisticated; and while these experiences vary depending on the traveller, it is safe to say that this is probably one of ...
Located in Southeastern France along the Mediterranean coastline, the French Riviera is one of Europe’s most famous vacation destinations. This strip of pristine beaches, luxury stays and glamorous ...
The mercantile energy of France’s second largest city never deserted it. Since the first Phocean Greeks landed here and made their mark, the town has been touched by Roman traders, Visigoth invaders and Sicilian Kings, French mafiosos and imperial port builders, all the while allowing goods from right across the Mediterranean basin to ebb and flow into its ports and jetties. Not a wonder that the city was historically more fortified than even Paris; the two mighty citadels of Fort Saint-Nicolas and Fort Saint-Jean are reserved solely for the protection of the Old Town harbour. The ancient centre of town resides between the boundaries of Le Panier, where tight-knit lanes shoot up unexpected staircases and small squares hide behind old Romanesque archways, and the city’s trademark bouillabaisse bubble with the salty scents of red rascasse, bream and velvet crabs from eateries along the way. Elsewhere, Marseille tour guides flit between the totemic rises of the grand Basilique Notre Dame de la Garde and the Cathedrale de la Major, while the Château d'If lurks ominously out at sea, still echoing with the footsteps of a certain Count from Monte Christo.
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