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Relaxing along the river or amidst the vineyards?

Cruises and luxury in Bordeaux

Relaxing along the river or amidst the vineyards?
No need to choose with many river cruises available, from Bordeaux, Playe or Boyac. At the mouth of the Gironde, we

sail between the islands, from Margaux, where vineyards flourish at the water’s edge, to Pateras, whose lighthouse overlooks the Medoc Palaces.

To unwind and get a dose of energy, why not try a grapevine treatment? An exclusive treatment at Caudalie Springs, a spa amongst unique vineyards that combine the benefits of hot springs with the benefits of vines and grapes. the health!

The Musée des Beaux-Arts

The Beaux-Arts Museum is located in the beautiful Jardin de la Mairie, and occupies part of the Hôtel de Ville City Hall. The paintings in the museum are grouped thematically by era and country, such as the Renaissance, Dutch paintings from the 17th century, and French paintings from the 17th to 18th centuries.

– Musée d’Aquitaine

The Museum of Aquitaine clearly illustrates the history of Bordeaux and the Aquitaine region from prehistoric times to the present day. Expensive gold coins from the second century BC, and a statue of Hercules dating to the third century.

Arcachon Basin, scenic fun

After visiting Bordeaux, you can also head south towards the Arcachon Basin to feel the waters of the ocean. This wild landscape between sandy beaches and small oyster harbors formed by the tides, is a great playground for seaside and nature lovers. We fill our lungs with oxygen as we cycle through the pine forests, or by climbing the famous sand dunes of Pilate: from its height of 109 meters, it gives us an exceptional panoramic view of the turquoise waters of the Ban Arcachon Nature Reserve in the Arcachon Basin.

– Stock Exchange Square

It is one of the best tourist attractions in the city because it contains many beautiful classic buildings dating back to the eighteenth century. These buildings are distinguished by their design along the river. The square was built in the period from 1730-1755 AD by engineers from the “Gabriel” family, and you will enjoy seeing The large fountain is in the middle of it, so I took souvenir photos next to it. The plaza is surrounded by important buildings such as the Customs Museum and the Stock Exchange building.

France, like most European cities, is safe, but many parts

General information about France
France, like most European cities, is safe, but many parts of France will be on alert for terror and danger, but the country is generally safe. In big cities like Paris and

Marseille, risks also include petty thefts, burglaries and deception, so take care of your belongings, but that shouldn’t stop you from visiting.

The country has a diverse landscape from the Alps and Pyrenees mountain ranges in the east and south, rivers flow in the center and the inland north, and the beaches vary in the south and west.

English is widely used in major cities and tourist spots in France, and you will always find locals willing to help if they speak English.

Automated teller machines (ATMs) are located in all major towns and cities across the country. Also, credit cards are widely accepted although some establishments such as small hotels and convenience stores may accept cash only.

France has a variety of dining options to suit all budgets and tastes. While you will find that the majority of restaurants and cafes serve local and European dishes, the country also offers diverse cuisines.

Charles de Gaulle Airport is the main international airport in Paris and serves as a hub for domestic and international travelers and is located only 22 km from Paris.

landscapes in france
The landscape, with agricultural or wooded plains, movable and undamaged mountain ranges, coastal lines and valleys combining urban and nature. Outside the mainland, France has a high level of biodiversity, such as the rainforests of

Guyana or the lakes of New Caledonia. France is also one of the most forested countries in Western Europe, with forests generally making up 28% of the country. Looking inland from the forests, it can be divided into France, where 65% of it consists of hardwoods, 22% of softwoods, and 13% of mixed.

Public (state-owned) and private forests make up 25% and 75% of urban forest holdings, respectively. These natural areas and ecosystems have been threatened by the fragmentation and cultural reach of the French road network.

The best tourist cities in France

Eiffel tower

It is an iron tower with a height of 324 meters, located in Paris, in the far north-west of the Champ-de-Mars park, near the Seine River,

Built by Gustave Eiffel and his collaborators on the occasion of the International Exhibition of Paris, this facility became the symbol of the French capital and the first tourist symbol in it. With a height of 8, 313.2 meters, the Eiffel Tower remained for 41 years the tallest landmark in the world.

– Arc de Triomphe

It is an arch located at the head of the Champs-Elysées Avenue in Paris in France, and it is a road decorated with trees.

The Arc de Triomphe was established to honor those who fought and died for France in the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars, with the names of all French victories and generals inscribed on its interior and exterior surfaces, under the vault of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier from World War I.

Seine river boats

Seeing the romantic city of Paris by boat is on the list of top things to do when visiting Paris,

Also, Seine River tours are a very popular way to explore Paris, these short river tours allow you to enjoy many of the city’s highlights (Louvre Museum, Eiffel Tower, Orsay, Notre Dame Basilica and others), as you cruise along the famous Seine,

Many Seine tours are similar, with most tours lasting about an hour, and they all end at the same point.

Palace of Versailles

It is the most important royal palace in France and is located in Versailles, which is 25 kilometers west of downtown Paris. Versailles Palace is the most famous building in French classical art and one of the most famous French palaces that testify to the splendor of French architecture, furniture, decoration and landscaping.

The main facade of the palace extends about 80 meters. It consists of several buildings facing each other and

overlooking a square in the middle, and the palace itself consists of three floors. Many of the pieces of furniture and ceilings which are made of gold. In the past, it was inhabited by approximately 20,000 people, including the king, the ruling family, the court, servants, and the royal guard.

The palace has a wonderful garden full of fountains, and has many workers dedicated only to tending the green spaces and flowers. And always, or mostly in palaces, the garden of the palace is behind the palace building and in Versailles the garden extends over a vast area of ​​approximately 80 hectares.

The Phoenix Park is located in the southwest of the charming

Phoenix Park

The Phoenix Park is located in the southwest of the charming

French city of Nice, specifically in the Arenas district, adjacent to the Ingles Park. It is one of the largest public parks and parks not only in France but in Europe in general,

with an area of ​​7 hectares. A family outlet and one of the places to visit in Nice.

Phoenix Park has a large number of animals and birds, some of which are rare, and you will enjoy watching and playing with them. The most famous of these animals are the river fox, kangaroo, hedgehog, and a number of birds such as parrots and birds of various species and colors.

The park also includes a huge musical fountain at its main entrance, which is one of the most important dancing musical fountains in the city and attracts a large number of visitors wishing to listen to music while watching the water

rushing and dancing upwards. The park also includes a special museum of Asian arts that attracts a large number of art enthusiasts of all kinds. .

 Albert Garden

This wonderful public garden is in the center of Nice France near Place Massena, as it is one of the oldest public gardens in Nice, when you visit the Albert I Garden you will immediately find yourself in the midst of palm trees, fragrant roses, cherubs, junipers as well as various plants

Which was brought from Japan, China, the Americas, Australia and the Himalayas, in addition to the vast areas dedicated to the beautiful flowers of different colors.

There are many amazing water fountains within the park, which will force you to take a large number of memorial photos next to it. The park did not overlook the sections for young people, so it established a number of games and amusement parks that are suitable for children of different ages, such as different swings and a game of rotating horses with high safety rates. This is due to the presence of supervisors in the various places of the park.

– Inglis Park

Ingles Park is one of the best open parks in the charming French city of Nice. This park is characterized by a charming view of the Mediterranean waters, in addition to the multiplicity of activities and services within it, which made it the focus of the attention of a large number of tourists and visitors to the city, and the most important tourist destinations in Nice.

The garden is filled with umbrellas and clean seats that provide you with your own time of calm and relaxation that helps you practice reading, and the golden sands and clear waters of the beach are enough reason to spend a little time swimming.

 Cour Salia flower market

The Cours Saleya flower market is one of the places of movement and activity throughout the day in the French city of Nice, attracting a large number of visitors throughout the year who come to it wanting to shop at reasonable prices, take a walk, or spend a good time in one of the restaurants and cafes scattered Everywhere in the market.

Among the most prominent stores in the market are rose shops of multiple colors, shapes and sizes, where the city is famous for its cultivation of roses, not to mention France in general, in addition to clothing and leather products, and shops selling antiques, accessories and souvenirs, next to the exquisite handicrafts.

Relaxing along the river or amidst the vineyards?

Cruises and luxury in Bordeaux

Relaxing along the river or amidst the vineyards?
No need to choose with many river cruises available, from Bordeaux, Playe or Boyac. At the mouth of the Gironde, we

sail between the islands, from Margaux, where vineyards flourish at the water’s edge, to Pateras, whose lighthouse overlooks the Medoc Palaces.

To unwind and get a dose of energy, why not try a grapevine treatment? An exclusive treatment at Caudalie Springs, a spa amongst unique vineyards that combine the benefits of hot springs with the benefits of vines and grapes. the health!

The Musée des Beaux-Arts

The Beaux-Arts Museum is located in the beautiful Jardin de la Mairie, and occupies part of the Hôtel de Ville City Hall. The paintings in the museum are grouped thematically by era and country, such as the Renaissance, Dutch paintings from the 17th century, and French paintings from the 17th to 18th centuries.

– Musée d’Aquitaine

The Museum of Aquitaine clearly illustrates the history of Bordeaux and the Aquitaine region from prehistoric times to the present day. Expensive gold coins from the second century BC, and a statue of Hercules dating to the third century.

Arcachon Basin, scenic fun

After visiting Bordeaux, you can also head south towards the Arcachon Basin to feel the waters of the ocean. This wild landscape between sandy beaches and small oyster harbors formed by the tides, is a great playground for seaside and nature lovers. We fill our lungs with oxygen as we cycle through the pine forests, or by climbing the

famous sand dunes of Pilate: from its height of 109 meters, it gives us an exceptional panoramic view of the turquoise waters of the Ban Arcachon Nature Reserve in the Arcachon Basin.

– Stock Exchange Square

It is one of the best tourist attractions in the city because it contains many beautiful classic buildings dating back to the eighteenth century. These buildings are distinguished by their design along the river. The square was built in the period from 1730-1755 AD by engineers from the “Gabriel”

family, and you will enjoy seeing The large fountain is in the middle of it, so I took souvenir photos next to it. The plaza is surrounded by important buildings such as the Customs Museum and the Stock Exchange building.

The civilization of France varied between 

present, so it is a country with a very large tourist attraction, and the Eiffel Tower is considered one of the most beautiful places of tourism in France, as it is located in

Paris and is one of the most beautiful towers in the world. The Arc de Triomphe is one of the most beautiful arches in the world and is located in Paris. It was built to commemorate the battles in which they were victorious against their enemies.

In addition, the Louvre Museum is one of the most visited museums in the world. It contains many artifacts and drawings that refer to the civilization and history of France. The museum also contains many paintings belonging to famous names.

Best time to travel to France
France has a temperate climate, but it is divided into four distinct climatic zones. Oceanic climate of western France, where precipitation lasts over several days, with little changes in annual temperatures (Brittany, Normandy,

Atlantic Loire, and Loire Valley). The continental climate in central and eastern France is characterized by harsh winters and hot summers (champagne, burgundy, Alsace). The climate is Mediterranean in southeastern France and is characterized by hot, dry summers, with rain from October

to April (when the weather is mild and humid), and sunshine all year round (Provence, Cote d’Azur, Corsica). At altitudes of more than 600-800 meters, the mountain climate in France is characterized by heavy rain and snow from three to six months of the year.

Tourism seasons in France
Although you can visit France all year round, it is useful to know what to expect in each season, especially if you need to plan a specific climate for your trips or if you plan to visit all the major tourist attractions but want to avoid the crowds.

From June to August (summer) the country gets plenty of sunshine, making this an ideal time for hiking in the mountains and exploring the big cities, but you’ll encounter crowds at popular tourist attractions and along the coast.

From December to March (winter) the weather is cool with plenty of snow in the mountains, making this an ideal time for those who want to take part in winter sports like skiing. It’s also a nice time of year to visit some of the small villages on the edge of the Alps thanks to the beautiful scenery.

As for the period from April to May and from September to October (spring and autumn) it is the best to visit, especially since the crowds are less than summer, the weather is still nice and sunny, ideal for sightseeing, and this time is the cheapest time of the year to visit.

Le Panier is the oldest neighborhood in Marseille, the historical

“Le Panier” neighborhood
Le Panier district in Marseille

Le Panier is the oldest neighborhood in Marseille, the historical

center and cultural heart of the city. This colorful neighborhood is located in a wonderful location on a hillside above the old port, and is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Marseille, France.

In the Old Town, you can enjoy wandering its ancient cobbled streets, steep and narrow. As well as taking pictures on the frescoes on the sides of the beautifully colored buildings, discover local artisan shops, food shops and art galleries.

Calanques National Park
Calanque National Park in Marseille

Kalank National Park is a wonderful natural location, where the Mediterranean meets the rocky Kalanc Mountains. It is one of the important tourist places in Marseille that we

advise you to visit. The garden offers you the opportunity to admire the landscape, majestic limestone rock walls, with coves filled with saltwater pools in charming turquoise colors.

As well as practicing many outdoor sports activities such as swimming, kayaking, boating, romantic yachting, hiking, and rock climbing.

Château d’If

Take a small ferry cruise to reach the impressive Chateau d’Def. It is located in the Friul Islands archipelago and is considered a nature reserve that includes a group of beautiful and picturesque islands.

The castle is an ideal recreational haven for those seeking tranquility, and allows visitors to see coves, pristine beaches with blue waters, sandy streams, impressive limestone cliffs and a collection of the rarest roses and exquisite flowers.

Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations “MuCEM”
Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations

No holiday in Marseille, France, would be complete without a visit to the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations. This surprising building is located at the water’s edge, making it an elegant tourist destination on the Mediterranean.

You can witness a wealth of discoveries through the museum’s exhibitions, as well as lectures and film screenings, that make you explore the history, culture and civilization of the Mediterranean. The place has permanent and temporary exhibitions, as well as a distinctive restaurant, as well as lush gardens, and a path that offers visitors panoramic views of the coast.

Marseille beaches
The beaches of Marseille, France

The beaches of Marseille offer plenty of tourist and leisure options in a charming style. It is the perfect escape after long trips. You can go to the beaches designated for swimming and playing interesting beach games, take boat tours to nature reserves on sandy islands, or quickly snorkel or relax on the beach in a calm atmosphere.

PLAGE DES CATALANS is beach volleyball and is home to the international competitions “Olympic Games 2024”. It offers a wonderful view of the Friul Islands, and it has all services.

As well as “Prado” beach to enjoy the view of white rocks, which is a perfect romantic beach for couples. In addition to the “PLAGE DU PROPHÈTE” beach, which is ideal for families and children. And the lively “PLAGE BONNEVEINE” beach, the picturesque “Corbière” beach, and many other wonderful French beaches.

History Museum “Musée d’Histoire”
History Museum in Marseille, France

The History Museum is located in the Le Banner district near the old port of Marseille. It is one of the important tourist attractions in Marseille, France. And a museum that tells the story of Marseille from the origins of Gallo Greece through the Middle Ages to the present day.

The museum allows tourists to have unique experiences and see an impressive collection of historical artifacts, dating back 2,600 years of history. As well as the beautiful archaeological park that houses the museum.

Cultural Center for the Arts “La Friche”
Cultural Center for the Arts La Fresh Marseille

La Fresh is one of the most important and best tourist attractions in Marseille, France. It is an ideal destination for creativity and innovation, a place where people can meet and share.

The center attracts 450,000 visitors annually, as there is a lot to do here. You can have coffee in the cheerful art library, and watch skaters in the skate park for all ages on the ground floor.

As well as participating in workshops dedicated to the youth audience, major festivals, and strolling in the green space of the place. In addition to tasting seasonal products with different flavors and many other activities.

Tourism in Alanya, Turkey, has a special charm

It offers the tourist a unique blend of relaxation, exploration of history and adventure. It is also characterized by its sandy beaches on the ocean coast, and its mountains and forests, ideal for adventure lovers. It also gives you an opportunity to explore the famous tourist attractions in the Mediterranean region.

This is in addition to providing daily flights to the wonderful Turkish city of Antalya. All of the above made Alanya one of the most beautiful tourist cities in Turkey. In this article, you will find the most important information before traveling to Alanya, and recommendations for the best activities and places to visit, as well as the best hotels to stay…

The best hotels in Alanya, Turkey

Alanya offers you a wide range of various hotels and resorts, which are distinguished by their luxury and distinctive locations close to the city’s most popular landmarks. It also provides all the services that guests are looking for during their vacation… Read more about the best Turkish hotels in Alanya.

Best time to travel to Alanya, Turkey
The best time for travel and tourism in Alanya, Turkey, is between “February to June”. This is where the ideal climate for tourism, which makes it easy for you to explore the city, and carry out various tourist and recreational activities.

The period from “October to December” is also ideal for tourism in Alanya, especially for lovers of winter weather. This is where the cold weather and the possibility of practicing exciting winter sports such as snowboarding and others.

The ideal period for tourism in Alanya, Turkey
The ideal period of travel and tourism in Alanya, Turkey, is approximately three days. During which you can explore the city’s distinctive attractions, relax on its beautiful beaches, walk around to discover caves, ride a cable car and head out of the city for a day cruise on the Turkish turquoise coast.

You can also visit ancient Roman ruins, and attend famous musical performances. You can also go to the local bazaar and wander among the stalls looking for souvenirs.

Where is Alanya located in Turkey?

Alanya is located in the southwest of Turkey, in the state of Antalya on the Mediterranean Sea. It is below the Taurus Mountains. Alanya is 133.0 km away from Antalya Province, and about 8000.2 km away from the Turkish capital Istanbul.

Closest airport to Alanya, Turkey
Gazipaşa Airport
Gazipasa Airport is the closest airport to the Turkish city of Alanya, and Gazipasa serves Antalya Province, Alanya and many other side regions. The airport opened for domestic flights in July 2010. Gazipasa Airport is 41.2 km away from Alanya.

The language in Alanya
Turkish is the official language in the Turkish city of Alanya, as it is the most widely used language in the country, in addition to the presence of many other ethnic languages ​​spoken by minorities.

Tourism on the island of Krk, Croatia, is one of the most popular tourist destinations

in the region. This is due to the island’s quaint Mediterranean vibe, delicious local cuisine, stunning natural beaches, and authentic fishing villages. In addition to the various historical and cultural attractions, it is considered one of the best tourist areas in Croatia that is worth visiting and exploring.

If you are planning to spend a tourist vacation on the island of Krk Croatia, here is this comprehensive guide to get to know the best tourist places that you can visit during your vacation, the most important information about the island and the best hotels to stay…

The best hotels on the island of Krk, Croatia

Krk Island provides you with a wide range of hotels, apartments and villas, suitable for all guests, whether families or couples, as well as those seeking adventure and excitement. The island’s hotels feature perfect views of the tourist attractions and beautiful beaches… Read more about the best hotels on the island of Krk, Croatia.

The best time to travel to the island of Krk, Croatia
The best time for travel and tourism on the island of Krk is during the period from “March to June”, or during the period from “August to November”, when the temperatures allow tourism and exploration of the island, and a group of the most enjoyable tourist activities.

Where is the island of Krk located?

The island of Krk is located in the Gulf of Kfarnir, which is the largest island, located in the north of the Adriatic Sea. The island is 201.7 km away from the Croatian capital.

The language on the island of Krk, Croatia
The Croatian language is the official language spoken on the island of Krk, Croatia.

Tourism on the island of Brac, Croatia

Which provides you with exciting and fun adventures and recreational activities. It is the largest island in central Dalmatia, and has many stunning landscapes where steep cliffs, mountains, rocks, clear sea water, and pine forests are ideal for relaxation.

In addition to its unique history, it is undoubtedly one of the best places to visit in Croatia. Enjoy discovering tourism on the island of Brac, Croatia, through this comprehensive guide, to learn about the best tourist places and recommended accommodation…

The best hotels on the island of Brac, Croatia

Accommodation options on the island of Brac, Croatia, are varied, to suit the budgets of all tourists. The hotels on Brac Island are distinguished by their privileged locations near the famous attractions, the beauty of their designs and excellent services… Read more about the best hotels on the island of Brac, Croatia.

The best time to travel to the island of Brac, Croatia
Spring and autumn are the best times of the year for travel and tourism on the island of Brac, i.e. during the period from “March to May” or from “September to November”, when temperatures reach about 20 degrees Celsius, which makes them ideal times for a quiet holiday, at The opposite of summer’s busiest times and highest temperatures.

Where is Brac Island located?

Located in central Dalmatia in the Adriatic Sea in Croatia, the island of Brac is 48 kilometers long and 14 kilometers wide, and covers 394 square kilometers. The island is 445.0 km away from the capital, Zagreb.

The language on the island of Brac
Croatian is the official language spoken on the island of Brac.

Big Blue Sport
Big Blue Sport in Croatia

Paul is Brac’s oldest coastal settlement, and a visit to the Big Blue Center is one of the island’s most exciting adventures.

The center offers windsurfing, mountain biking, 360-degree views of the Adriatic Islands, sea kayaking and many other activities.