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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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]]>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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]]>Perhaps one of the most famous fountains in the world, the Trevi fountain is so beautiful you almost have to see it to believe it. We highly recommend reading up on the fountain’s symbolism before you visit, so you can truly appreciate the meaning of the design. Even cooler? They say tossing a coin in the fountain means you’ll come back to Rome!
There’s a reason they call this fountain magic. Located in Barcelona, the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc is known for its beautiful, colorful, musical light show. If you’re ever in Barcelona, you won’t want to miss it. It lasts 20 minutes, and it’s totally free to watch.
Located in Geneva, Switzerland, the Jet d’Eau is quite the jet. It’s one of the tallest fountains in the world and has become an internationally-recognized symbol of Geneva for its iconic, instantly recognizable look.
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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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]]>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 Coolest Fountains in Europe appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Perhaps one of the most famous fountains in the world, the Trevi fountain is so beautiful you almost have to see it to believe it. We highly recommend reading up on the fountain’s symbolism before you visit, so you can truly appreciate the meaning of the design. Even cooler? They say tossing a coin in the fountain means you’ll come back to Rome!
There’s a reason they call this fountain magic. Located in Barcelona, the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc is known for its beautiful, colorful, musical light show. If you’re ever in Barcelona, you won’t want to miss it. It lasts 20 minutes, and it’s totally free to watch.
Located in Geneva, Switzerland, the Jet d’Eau is quite the jet. It’s one of the tallest fountains in the world and has become an internationally-recognized symbol of Geneva for its iconic, instantly recognizable look.
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