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]]>Want to do a EuroTrip but don’t know where to start? Why not with these four must-see cities?
London, UK is a perfect starting point for your EuroTrip. You will get a chance to experience iconic locations, amazing museums, diverse cuisine, and tremendous nightlife. Additionally, it is one of the best-connected cities in the world, meaning that traveling to London and out of London comes with ease.
Next, head to Amsterdam, Netherlands. There, you can enjoy charming architecture, picturesque canals, vibrant culture, a unique atmosphere, world-famous café culture, and much more.
When you are done with Amsterdam, hop on a train to Paris, France. One of the most popular tourist destinations in the world doesn’t require much introduction. You’ll get to see the Eiffel Tower, enjoy some of the most famous art pieces in the Louvre, enjoy exquisite wine and meals prepared by some of the world’s best chefs, and feel romance in the air wherever you go.
You can’t go wrong with Rome, Italy, as your final destination. Its historic importance, architectural wonders, and ancient ruins are enough to merit a recommendation, but you will also be able to indulge in pasta and pizza. Sounds perfect, right?
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]]>The post Experience The Most Spacious Business Class With Air France appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>First of all, Air France updated its business class configuration. Not only will you receive direct aisle access from any seat you choose, but every seat offers power-adjustable lumbar support, a sliding door for privacy, a wireless device charger, and a 17.3-inch screen to enjoy an array of entertainment.
Should you opt for a bulkhead seat in business class, you’ll be treated to a comfortable ottoman where you’ll be able to rest your legs. What’s more, it makes for the perfect configuration as you try to catch some sleep. What’s more, there’s even a spacious storage closet to hang your jacket.
While these new features are available on Air France’s newer aircraft, you’ll be pleased to know that soon, they’ll be available on any flight you choose, meaning you won’t have to be selective about the plane you travel in. In addition to offering its latest features on all new aircraft, Air France is also upgrading its older aircraft to provide this offering.
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]]>The post 3 Reasons to Visit the Camargue Region in France appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Several areas of the Camargue are designated as bird sanctuaries, so you are sure to spot some interesting species when you visit. Perhaps the most famous are the flamingoes which have made this wetland habitat their permanent home—if you’re lucky, you may spot a flock of up to one hundred birds, feeding in the rich waters of the Camargue!
One of the most famous things about the Camargue region is the white horses which call this wild wetland home. Although the breed has now been domesticated by humans, they are still unique and distinct from other horses, being able to drink saline water and graze under the water. A guided tour around the Camargue will allow you to observe and admire these stunning creatures.
The Camargue wetland is a huge river delta which ends at the sea. Travel to the charming town of St-Marie-de-la-Mer, to experience a beautiful village situated between the wetland and the ocean. The church in this town is particularly beautiful, and climbing to the top will give you stunning views over the Camargue region and the sea.
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]]>The post 3 Foods You Have to Try in Provence, France appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This now-famous dish was once a mainstay in rustic, traditional kitchens across the region of Provence. A great option for a vegan dish, a classic ratatouille is made using the freshest produce and quality olive oil. There are plenty of recipes online, the key to making this dish great rather than good is to allow the vegetables long enough to cook together and soak up all of the tomato and olive oil flavor. If you’re in Provence, head to almost any cafe or restaurant and you’re sure to find a version of this on offer.
As a coastal region, Provence has plenty of access to high quality fish and seafood. The classic dish of bouillabaisse demonstrates this wonderfully. It’s a rich broth, garnished with plenty of shellfish to deliver an irresistible flavor. As a fairly complex, time-intensive dish, this may be one that’s best left to the experts, so seek it out if you’re vacationing in Provence.
In Provence, aioli is eaten as a delicious accompaniment to a range of fish, meat and vegetable dishes. If you’re making it at home, sometimes the best way to enjoy it is to opt for simplicity by serving it alongside some steamed green vegetables. When dining in Provence, order it as a delicious and luxurious side to whatever mains you’re ordering.
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]]>Taking part in a walking tour of the city will open up much of its history and some of its secrets to you. It will also give you a chance to take in some of the beautiful sights within the city and appreciate its vibrant yet relaxed atmosphere.
Despite summer temperatures reaching balmy heights, a lot of the cuisine from Toulouse focuses on deliciously satisfying, hearty dishes. Check out Poulet à la Toulousaine, an unusual baked chicken dish with plenty of flavor, or cassoulet, a rich bean and meat stew that somehow still works even in the warm summer months.
Toulouse boasts a range of art galleries and museums. Visit the Fondation Bemberg, housed in the stunning Hôtel d’Assézat, to see one of the most significant collections of French art in the country. The Musée des Augustins is a fine art gallery situated in the center of Toulouse, while the Espace d’exposition du MATOU is dedicated to exciting contemporary art.
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]]>The post 3 Things to Do in Arles, France appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Like many older French cities, Arles has a stunning patchwork of small, winding streets interspersed with wider and grander avenues. It’s worth spending a morning simply wandering around, taking in the beautiful architecture and the atmosphere of the city.
Across the city, you may find yourself stopping and suddenly recognizing a street scene or a particular building. Vincent Van Gogh was particularly inspired by the bright, warm light in the south of France, as well as its buildings and landscapes. You can book a walking tour which will allow you to explore the city as it was experienced by the great painter himself.
As a region, Provence boasts some pretty incredible dishes. When staying in Arles, see if you can sample at least one of them – how about some fresh ratatouille made with locally grown produce, a bouillabaisse soup made with fish caught fresh from the sea, some homemade aioli and fries, or one of the delicious fruit tarts which you will find in most bakeries in Arles?
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]]>The post The Best Hikes to Check Out in France appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Nestled in the heart of Provence, the Verdon Gorge is a paradise for hikers. Immerse yourself in the stunning turquoise waters, towering limestone cliffs, and verdant surroundings as you traverse the trails that wind along the rim of the gorge.
Known as one of Europe’s most challenging long-distance hikes, the GR20 in Corsica is a thrilling adventure for experienced hikers. This legendary trail stretches 180 kilometers across Corsica’s rugged terrain, offering breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, pristine lakes, and enchanting forests.
Located near Marseille, the Calanques National Park is a coastal paradise offering a unique blend of stunning cliffs, hidden coves, and crystal-clear waters. Hike along the coastal paths and be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and the iconic limestone formations.
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]]>The post Here’s Three Countries to Visit If You Love Wine And Cheese appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>France is home to some of the best wine and cheese production around the world. Regions such Bordeaux and Champagne offer some of the most complex and well bodied red wines and Champagne that pair beautifully with Brie cheese, sourced in France. France is a no brainer for anyone looking to visit a vast country side filled with beautiful wineries where you can drink wine and eat cheese to your heart’s content.
Italy is another bucket list and obvious choice for wine and cheese lovers. The region of Tuscany is home to locally produced cheeses, farm to table restaurants with delicious Tuscan cuisine, and some of the world’s best wine. Italy is a must visit for anyone looking to indulge in endless bowls of pasta with cheese and decadent fruity wines.
Israel is not only home to some to ancient biblical history, natural landscapes, and delicious cuisine but it is also a huge wine production country, producing some of the best wines in the most arid regions. The agriculture community also produces some of the finest goat cheese and olives that pair beautifully with the wines.
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]]>Brittany boasts some of the most amazing coastlines that France has to offer. All along its coast, you can find rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and charming fishing villages in Brittany. The Pink Granite Coast, so-called due to the hue of the cliffs, is a mesmerizing sight. Towns such as Concarneu and Saint-Malo have the coastline built into their history as sites of maritime activity and are well worth a visit.
Brittany is steeped in history and folklore, with many ancient monuments and medieval towns a testament to this history. The region has thousands of megalithic sites, including the famous Carnac Stones. The city of Vannes still has medieval city walls, which offers visitors a glimpse into its past. The UNESCO World Heritage Site Mont St Michel is just over the border in Normandy and well worth a visit if you have a car.
Brittany is a must-visit destination for foodies with its abundant seafood and crepes, as well as its rich regional specialties. Along the coast, seafood takes center stage and you can find oysters, mussels, and lobsters in most restaurants. Crepes and galettes originated from Brittany and are absolutely delicious sweet or savory. Britanny is also famous for its dry cider, and wherever you find yourself you will be surrounded by good cuisine.
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]]>The post Heading to Paris? Here Are 3 Easy Ways to Learn Some French Before You Go appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>You’ve probably heard of Duolingo, one of the most popular free language learning apps in the world, supporting 42 different languages, French among them. Designed for beginners, Duolingo offers gamified lessons that actually make language learning fun! The app covers essential phrases, greetings, and practical vocabulary, and even features daily challenges to keep learners engaged. A few minutes each day should work wonders for your French level, preparing you to navigate the streets of Paris with confidence.
Tune into FrenchPod101’s podcasts, a great resource for auditory learners. Offering lessons for all levels, the podcasts cover a spectrum of topics, from basic phrases to cultural insights. Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or relaxing at home, these podcasts provide a convenient way to immerse yourself in the French language. Take advantage of their practical dialogues and culture-related information, ensuring you’re equipped with the conversational tools you need to interact effortlessly during your Parisian adventure.
If you’re more into human interaction and face-to-face learning, language exchange meetups can be a wonderful option for you. Whether online or in your local community, it’s an ideal way of practicing French with native speakers. Look up gatherings near you or sign up for an online language exchange platform like Tandem and Preply to engage in real conversations, get immediate feedback, and learn colloquial expressions. You might even end up making some Parisian friends to hang out with while you visit.
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]]>The post Planning a EuroTrip? Don’t Miss These 4 Must-See Cities appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Want to do a EuroTrip but don’t know where to start? Why not with these four must-see cities?
London, UK is a perfect starting point for your EuroTrip. You will get a chance to experience iconic locations, amazing museums, diverse cuisine, and tremendous nightlife. Additionally, it is one of the best-connected cities in the world, meaning that traveling to London and out of London comes with ease.
Next, head to Amsterdam, Netherlands. There, you can enjoy charming architecture, picturesque canals, vibrant culture, a unique atmosphere, world-famous café culture, and much more.
When you are done with Amsterdam, hop on a train to Paris, France. One of the most popular tourist destinations in the world doesn’t require much introduction. You’ll get to see the Eiffel Tower, enjoy some of the most famous art pieces in the Louvre, enjoy exquisite wine and meals prepared by some of the world’s best chefs, and feel romance in the air wherever you go.
You can’t go wrong with Rome, Italy, as your final destination. Its historic importance, architectural wonders, and ancient ruins are enough to merit a recommendation, but you will also be able to indulge in pasta and pizza. Sounds perfect, right?
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]]>The post Experience The Most Spacious Business Class With Air France appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>First of all, Air France updated its business class configuration. Not only will you receive direct aisle access from any seat you choose, but every seat offers power-adjustable lumbar support, a sliding door for privacy, a wireless device charger, and a 17.3-inch screen to enjoy an array of entertainment.
Should you opt for a bulkhead seat in business class, you’ll be treated to a comfortable ottoman where you’ll be able to rest your legs. What’s more, it makes for the perfect configuration as you try to catch some sleep. What’s more, there’s even a spacious storage closet to hang your jacket.
While these new features are available on Air France’s newer aircraft, you’ll be pleased to know that soon, they’ll be available on any flight you choose, meaning you won’t have to be selective about the plane you travel in. In addition to offering its latest features on all new aircraft, Air France is also upgrading its older aircraft to provide this offering.
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]]>The post 3 Reasons to Visit the Camargue Region in France appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Several areas of the Camargue are designated as bird sanctuaries, so you are sure to spot some interesting species when you visit. Perhaps the most famous are the flamingoes which have made this wetland habitat their permanent home—if you’re lucky, you may spot a flock of up to one hundred birds, feeding in the rich waters of the Camargue!
One of the most famous things about the Camargue region is the white horses which call this wild wetland home. Although the breed has now been domesticated by humans, they are still unique and distinct from other horses, being able to drink saline water and graze under the water. A guided tour around the Camargue will allow you to observe and admire these stunning creatures.
The Camargue wetland is a huge river delta which ends at the sea. Travel to the charming town of St-Marie-de-la-Mer, to experience a beautiful village situated between the wetland and the ocean. The church in this town is particularly beautiful, and climbing to the top will give you stunning views over the Camargue region and the sea.
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]]>The post 3 Foods You Have to Try in Provence, France appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This now-famous dish was once a mainstay in rustic, traditional kitchens across the region of Provence. A great option for a vegan dish, a classic ratatouille is made using the freshest produce and quality olive oil. There are plenty of recipes online, the key to making this dish great rather than good is to allow the vegetables long enough to cook together and soak up all of the tomato and olive oil flavor. If you’re in Provence, head to almost any cafe or restaurant and you’re sure to find a version of this on offer.
As a coastal region, Provence has plenty of access to high quality fish and seafood. The classic dish of bouillabaisse demonstrates this wonderfully. It’s a rich broth, garnished with plenty of shellfish to deliver an irresistible flavor. As a fairly complex, time-intensive dish, this may be one that’s best left to the experts, so seek it out if you’re vacationing in Provence.
In Provence, aioli is eaten as a delicious accompaniment to a range of fish, meat and vegetable dishes. If you’re making it at home, sometimes the best way to enjoy it is to opt for simplicity by serving it alongside some steamed green vegetables. When dining in Provence, order it as a delicious and luxurious side to whatever mains you’re ordering.
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]]>The post 3 Things to Do in Toulouse, France appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Taking part in a walking tour of the city will open up much of its history and some of its secrets to you. It will also give you a chance to take in some of the beautiful sights within the city and appreciate its vibrant yet relaxed atmosphere.
Despite summer temperatures reaching balmy heights, a lot of the cuisine from Toulouse focuses on deliciously satisfying, hearty dishes. Check out Poulet à la Toulousaine, an unusual baked chicken dish with plenty of flavor, or cassoulet, a rich bean and meat stew that somehow still works even in the warm summer months.
Toulouse boasts a range of art galleries and museums. Visit the Fondation Bemberg, housed in the stunning Hôtel d’Assézat, to see one of the most significant collections of French art in the country. The Musée des Augustins is a fine art gallery situated in the center of Toulouse, while the Espace d’exposition du MATOU is dedicated to exciting contemporary art.
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]]>The post 3 Things to Do in Arles, France appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Like many older French cities, Arles has a stunning patchwork of small, winding streets interspersed with wider and grander avenues. It’s worth spending a morning simply wandering around, taking in the beautiful architecture and the atmosphere of the city.
Across the city, you may find yourself stopping and suddenly recognizing a street scene or a particular building. Vincent Van Gogh was particularly inspired by the bright, warm light in the south of France, as well as its buildings and landscapes. You can book a walking tour which will allow you to explore the city as it was experienced by the great painter himself.
As a region, Provence boasts some pretty incredible dishes. When staying in Arles, see if you can sample at least one of them – how about some fresh ratatouille made with locally grown produce, a bouillabaisse soup made with fish caught fresh from the sea, some homemade aioli and fries, or one of the delicious fruit tarts which you will find in most bakeries in Arles?
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]]>The post The Best Hikes to Check Out in France appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Nestled in the heart of Provence, the Verdon Gorge is a paradise for hikers. Immerse yourself in the stunning turquoise waters, towering limestone cliffs, and verdant surroundings as you traverse the trails that wind along the rim of the gorge.
Known as one of Europe’s most challenging long-distance hikes, the GR20 in Corsica is a thrilling adventure for experienced hikers. This legendary trail stretches 180 kilometers across Corsica’s rugged terrain, offering breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, pristine lakes, and enchanting forests.
Located near Marseille, the Calanques National Park is a coastal paradise offering a unique blend of stunning cliffs, hidden coves, and crystal-clear waters. Hike along the coastal paths and be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and the iconic limestone formations.
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]]>The post Here’s Three Countries to Visit If You Love Wine And Cheese appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>France is home to some of the best wine and cheese production around the world. Regions such Bordeaux and Champagne offer some of the most complex and well bodied red wines and Champagne that pair beautifully with Brie cheese, sourced in France. France is a no brainer for anyone looking to visit a vast country side filled with beautiful wineries where you can drink wine and eat cheese to your heart’s content.
Italy is another bucket list and obvious choice for wine and cheese lovers. The region of Tuscany is home to locally produced cheeses, farm to table restaurants with delicious Tuscan cuisine, and some of the world’s best wine. Italy is a must visit for anyone looking to indulge in endless bowls of pasta with cheese and decadent fruity wines.
Israel is not only home to some to ancient biblical history, natural landscapes, and delicious cuisine but it is also a huge wine production country, producing some of the best wines in the most arid regions. The agriculture community also produces some of the finest goat cheese and olives that pair beautifully with the wines.
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]]>The post 3 Reasons to Visit Brittany, France appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Brittany boasts some of the most amazing coastlines that France has to offer. All along its coast, you can find rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and charming fishing villages in Brittany. The Pink Granite Coast, so-called due to the hue of the cliffs, is a mesmerizing sight. Towns such as Concarneu and Saint-Malo have the coastline built into their history as sites of maritime activity and are well worth a visit.
Brittany is steeped in history and folklore, with many ancient monuments and medieval towns a testament to this history. The region has thousands of megalithic sites, including the famous Carnac Stones. The city of Vannes still has medieval city walls, which offers visitors a glimpse into its past. The UNESCO World Heritage Site Mont St Michel is just over the border in Normandy and well worth a visit if you have a car.
Brittany is a must-visit destination for foodies with its abundant seafood and crepes, as well as its rich regional specialties. Along the coast, seafood takes center stage and you can find oysters, mussels, and lobsters in most restaurants. Crepes and galettes originated from Brittany and are absolutely delicious sweet or savory. Britanny is also famous for its dry cider, and wherever you find yourself you will be surrounded by good cuisine.
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]]>The post Heading to Paris? Here Are 3 Easy Ways to Learn Some French Before You Go appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>You’ve probably heard of Duolingo, one of the most popular free language learning apps in the world, supporting 42 different languages, French among them. Designed for beginners, Duolingo offers gamified lessons that actually make language learning fun! The app covers essential phrases, greetings, and practical vocabulary, and even features daily challenges to keep learners engaged. A few minutes each day should work wonders for your French level, preparing you to navigate the streets of Paris with confidence.
Tune into FrenchPod101’s podcasts, a great resource for auditory learners. Offering lessons for all levels, the podcasts cover a spectrum of topics, from basic phrases to cultural insights. Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or relaxing at home, these podcasts provide a convenient way to immerse yourself in the French language. Take advantage of their practical dialogues and culture-related information, ensuring you’re equipped with the conversational tools you need to interact effortlessly during your Parisian adventure.
If you’re more into human interaction and face-to-face learning, language exchange meetups can be a wonderful option for you. Whether online or in your local community, it’s an ideal way of practicing French with native speakers. Look up gatherings near you or sign up for an online language exchange platform like Tandem and Preply to engage in real conversations, get immediate feedback, and learn colloquial expressions. You might even end up making some Parisian friends to hang out with while you visit.
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