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4 February, 2014

MuCEM – a tourist attraction in Marseille

Laying between verdure and sun-drenched hills and the Mediterranean Sea twinkling under the sun, Marseille certainly enjoys an enviable position on the globe. Making the most of its geographical situation, Marseille is a city of seasonal, cultural and passionate change. Founded more than 2600 years ago, Marseille is also France’s oldest city. In 2013 this

2 February, 2014

The wild flowers of the Peloponnese

The Peloponnese is one of the most flowery spots in Europe and is a truly spectacular sight during the springtime. Huge areas are swathed with gorgeous colour and sweet scents hang upon the air. There are some 2,300 species of flowers on the Peloponnese, of which 350 are found nowhere else in the world. One

29 January, 2014

Casa do Ludo – a secluded family villa in Almancil, Portugal

What is striking on arrival to Casa do Ludo are the magnificent pine trees which soar above the roof of the villa. Tropical palm trees and a luxurious well kept-lawn add opulence to the massive 10,000 square metre expanse of enclosed gardens. The tennis court and 10 x 4 metre swimming pool round things off

23 January, 2014

Classic Car Rally Mallorca 2014

If you are a fan of classic cars then you simply must visit Mallorca in March. The Classic Car Rally of Mallorca has been held every March since its inception in 2005. There are two categories in this popular event – one for the die-hard, race-ready and another for the casual – but proud –

19 January, 2014

Where to visit in Le Marche – Ascoli Piceno and Urbino

Rambling around a twisting and turning 100-mile coastline, enveloping ancient hilltop villages to rival those of Tuscany, Istria and Provence, Le Marche in Italy is an incredible region to explore. Being one of Italy’s lesser known areas one tends to assume it might be more economical to the tourist than the likes of Tuscany and