Experience history in a compelling way by spending a full day exploring three charming châteaux and a unique garden in the Périgord region in southwest France. These châteaux, on the banks of the Dordogne River, are some of the best in France and date to the 12th and 14th centuries. […]
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A major landmark when people think of Sicily is Mt. Etna, the towering volcano at over 11,000 feet/3,350 meters above sea level, located on the island’s eastern side. It’s Europe’s largest active volcano. It was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2013 because of its impact on the typography
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Coastal Maine has its share of captivating attractions, and Portland is one place to put on your list to visit. With less than 80,000 residents, this working historical port city has plenty of cultural offerings, historical sites (including several lighthouses), recreational options, and a lively and varied culinary and bar
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Have you ever tried to converse with someone who speaks another language, but you’re hard-pressed to come up with the correct words (that are pronounced correctly)? Or perhaps you sometimes struggle with deciphering print (street sign, product label, or informational sign) in another language. Or maybe you want to learn
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Want to enjoy the freedom to explore quaint European towns, countryside vineyards, and hidden restaurant gems? The best way to do that is to rent a car and do your own driving. Driving in Europe as a tourist can enhance your vacation experience, but it comes with some differences from
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