The novels of Emile Zola belong to this category of works that everyone has at home but that, unfortunately, nobody reads. Zola was fascinated by Paris. Emile Zola and Paris is above all, the story of crazy love. This was also reflected in his writings. Emile Zola is, without a doubt, one of the authors who has talked the most about Paris in his books. He details the atmosphere but…
Situated on the edge of the Baltic Sea in the far north of Europe, it is time to rediscover a Scandinavian capital and make a stopover in Helsinki. A young and dynamic wealth that is barely two centuries old. A city open to the sea, bathed in the white light of the polar regions. Although Helsinki is the country’s largest city, it is not extremely large and is very sparsely…
Top 10 things to see and do in Deauville 1. Sunshades and Deauville beach Deauville beach is a fashionable beach. Multicoloured parasols are planted in the sand, and they are the signature of the town. Orange, blue, green, yellow or red, these five colours embody the beach. 2. Strolling along the boards along with the cabins We have always come to Deauville to see and to be seen. One of…
Without the Danube, Budapest would not exist. This river, which is a sort of natural border between Central and Eastern Europe, has set the rhythm and dictated the lives of the people around it. Today, Buda, Obuda and Pest, the three cities that used to look at each other, are united in one single city. And a dozen bridges across the Danube connect the two sides of Budapest. The bridges…
This neo-renaissance or neo-classical church is the largest religious monument in Budapest and thus in Hungary. The enormous St. Stephen’s Basilica is located on the left bank of Budapest. It offers a breathtaking view of the city from its dome—more pictures of the Basilica. The treasure of St. Stephen’s Basilica While in France the separation of church and state was celebrated, in Hungary the Basilica of St. Stephen was inaugurated….
Spain is a great country. It’s relatively cheap, the people are friendly, and the landscapes are fabulous. The only thing that is perhaps a little complicated to put up with for more than five days in a row is the Spanish cuisine. 1. The Balearic Islands We might as well start right away with the most criticised archipelago in the whole country. The Balearic archipelago is often considered a tourist…
The city of Budapest is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. A remarkable town both from an architectural point of view and in terms of quality of life. This large city, spread out on both sides of the Danube, is a city with something extraordinary. Here is a summary of the most beautiful panoramic views of Budapest. A little tip to orient yourself, all the most beautiful…
Its landscapes with immense moors, lakes and forests attract nature lovers. As its castles seduce history lovers. Head west for an express discovery of the charms of this enchanting island. Inveraray, a castle so charming In Inveraray, the mini-fair and the stalls of jumpers and tartan accessories are typical. One comes here mainly for the emblematic castle of the Campbell clan built in the 15th century and rebuilt in the…
Let’s take the plunge the creeks near Marseille ! In the south creeks is translated as “Calanque”. Remember it, nobody will translate this important word. Feel like creeks and small beaches far from the big sandy expanses? Marseille and its surroundings are full of spots to enjoy the big blue otherwise. Small selection not exhaustive. The most typical “Calanque”: Marseilleveyre The path that leads to Marseilleveyre offers a varied landscape,…