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Salzburg

Spend a day at Hellbrunn Palace

Hellbrunn Palace (https://www.hellbrunn.at/en/?utm_source=easyvoyage), built in 1612 on the initiative of Prince Archbishop Markus Sittikius von Hohenems**, is a must-see gem in Salzburg....

Saint-Malo

A romantic weekend in Saint-Malo

A port city and former corsair stronghold, Saint-Malo is a must-see destination for lovers of Brittany, to the east of Dinard and to the north of Dinan. With its coastline of rocky...

Saint-Malo

Le Sillon beach named most beautiful beach in France

The 3km-long Plage du Sillon links Intra-Muros to Paramé, and is therefore the largest beach in the town. It includes the Grande Plage, Plage de la Hoguette and Plage de Rochebonne....

Strasbourg

Strasbourg, capital of Europe: heading for the European quarter

As a border city between France and Germany, Strasbourg is at the crossroads of Europe and open to the outside world. It's not unusual to hear several foreign languages on a street...

Saint-Malo

The National Fort in Saint-Malo, steeped in history

Fort National de Saint-Malo is an iconic historic fortress on the north coast of Brittany, France. Perched on a rocky islet at the mouth of the River Rance, this fascinating monument...

Salzburg

Enjoy a beer at the old Stiegl brewery

Beer has been brewed in Salzburg for 600 years. With eleven breweries to its name, the city is often referred to as Austria's beer capital. This can be explained by its history: when...

Salzburg

Discover the Maison de la nature

A visit to the House of Nature, known as "Haus der Nature" in German, will definitely appeal to budding scientists, or simply lovers of prehistory. It is one of the city's most popular...

Saint-Malo

The island of Grand Bé, breathtaking views

The island of Grand Bé, off the north coast of Brittany, is a veritable natural gem that has captivated visitors for centuries. Nestling in the Bay of Saint-Malo, this rocky island...

Strasbourg

Strasbourg's Grande-Île: central and charismatic

Strasbourg's most emblematic district, the Grande Ile is organised around Notre-Dame cathedral, which dominates the roofs of the houses. The district is characterised by a group of...

Salzburg

A weekend in Salzburg

Salzburg is one of Austria's leading cities in many respects. It enjoys a solid reputation around the world, thanks to its Italian-inspired Baroque architecture and its rich past....

Strasbourg

The Neustadt, Strasbourg's Prussian-style district

Head for the princely quarter of Europe's capital, a return to the past that bears witness to Prussian power. The Neustadt means "New City", and was only attached to Strasbourg during...

Salzburg

A magical day in the Werfen ice caves

Where do you think the world's largest ice caves are located? In Greenland? In a Nordic country like Norway? Well, no: they are actually located 60 km from Salzburg, in the small town...

Salzburg

Touring DomQuartier

A veritable city within the city, the Duomo district is a cultural bath! It alone justifies Salzburg's nickname, the "Rome of the North ". The area was the epicentre of the prince-archbishops'...

Strasbourg

Alsatian gastronomy, generous and tasty

What would Alsace be without its typical dishes? The region is full of mouth-watering specialities. Behind the often unpronounceable names lie little marvels, always accompanied by...

Saint-Malo

The ramparts of Saint-Malo

A not-to-be-missed feature of Saint-Malo, the ramparts date back to the 12th century and are a must-see, as they go all the way round the Intra-Muros and offer magnificent views of...

Strasbourg

Strasbourg's green lungs, between strolling and playgrounds

Strasbourg is one of the cities that breathes fresh air. Numerous green spaces are scattered around the city centre and outskirts to the delight of residents. There are mixed gardens...

Strasbourg

A trip to Strasbourg during the Christmas Markets

From the end of November until the end of the year, Europe's capital will be changing hats to become the Christmas capital. The city is decked out in its finest garlands, twinkling...

Salzburg

Mozart's birthplace

When you think of Salzburg, the figure of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart inevitably springs to mind. Born in 1756 in the picturesque Getreidegasse, the young musician left the city for good...

Strasbourg

Strasbourg along the Ill: visit the city from the river

As a European city, Christmas capital and capital of Alsace, Strasbourg also benefits from a quiet, peaceful river route that splits into several arms once you arrive in the city....

Salzburg

Visit Hohensalzburg fortress

The 250-metre-long Hohensalzburg fortress is the largest surviving fortress in Central Europe and is a must-see when you're in Salzburg city centre, towering majestically above the...

Saint-Malo

Top 10 hotels in Saint-Malo within walking distance of the beach

Welcome to Saint-Malo, a charming port town on Brittany's Emerald Coast, known for its fascinating history and breathtaking coastal scenery. Whether you're a traveller looking to relax,...

Strasbourg

Petite France, Strasbourg's Venice par excellence

Petite France is Strasbourg's most emblematic district. It may not be the largest, but it is certainly the most typical. Its charming narrow streets and half-timbered houses crossed...

Saint-Malo

Saint-Malo cruises and privateers: open-air boating

The coastal town of Saint-Malo, on the north-west coast of France, instantly conjures up images of a rich maritime past. Known as the birthplace of privateers and intrepid explorers,...

Strasbourg

Strasbourg's 10 hotels on the banks of the River Ill

Strasbourg, European city, Christmas capital and... river city. It is surrounded by a river called the Ill. This is Alsace's main river, which rises in the Jura and flows through the...

Strasbourg

A two-day itinerary in the capital of Alsace

Strasbourg is ranked as the fifth most cycle-friendly city in Europe, so it's the perfect place to take up cycling (again). What better way to explore the city than on a bicycle, taking...

Saint-Malo

The Rothéneuf rocks of Saint-Malo

Further from the town centre, the sculpted rocks of Rothéneuf are located 5km further along the coast towards Cancale. The work of Abbé Fouré at the end of the 19th century, they are...

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