The Amphitheatre of Arles in Provence, France
"Mom, but is here the Colosseum?". It was a Saturday in August when we arrived in the amphitheater of Arles, and if he wouldn’t want it to be a bullfight in the programme we...
Travel secrets: how the elderly can afford three holidays a year
Travel opportunities for retirees have expanded over the last few decades and those in the 60+ category can have as many exciting adventures as the gap year generation.
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In order to make their home more...
How to prepare for your first cruise
If you’ve never taken a river cruise before you’ll be in a quandary as to what to take and how to best prepare for your forthcoming adventure. Obviously, you should research the climate in...
Prague’s most eye-catching architecture
Prague boasts a skyline that’s simply brimming with fantastic works of architecture. The Czech capital is home to some of the most iconic buildings across the globe, with the city striking a beautiful balance...
Preparing For Your Holidays | What You Need To Know
With spring fast approaching, the summer holidays will be rolling around again before you know it. To ensure that your holiday goes smoothly and that you get the best out of your well-earned break,...
La Mancha in Consuegra and the windmills of Don Quixote
After visiting Toledo I got in the car and left behind the crowd, the palaces, the freeways and traffic of the big city, heading for Consuegra. The closer I got to the small town...
A journey through the history of Salento, Italy
Salento or Salentu in local language is found in the south east portion of Apulia which is a region in Italy. It is said to be the heel of the boot in the Italian...
Where to go in Andalusia, Spain: Ronda the city on the precipice
There are cities separated by a border, others like Budapest are among the first divided by a river, and there's Ronda, divided in two by a precipice which is 200 meters high over the...
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