Turin
A city with a thousand facets
Turin is an interesting and varied city, well worth exploring for its architecture, gastronomy, history and culture.
3 reasons to visit Turin
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Things to see and do
Turin, once an industrial city that was completely rebuilt for the 2006 Olympic Games, now boasts an incomparable cultural wealth.
La Mole Antonelliana
The Mole Antonelliana is one of Turin's most emblematic symbols. A visit to the Mole Antonelliana is an unforgettable experience in Turin, offering breathtaking views over the city, an opportunity to discover Turin's history and culture, and to enjoy one of the world's greatest cinema museums.
The Royal Palace
Located in Piazza Castello, the Palazzo Reale is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Turin. The Palazzo Reale is a must-see for lovers of history, art and architecture, as well as for anyone wishing to discover one of Italy's most beautiful royal residences.
Birmingham
Welcome to “Brum”
Bimingham is the 2nd city of England after London. Just as the British capital, Birmingham is dynamic and culturally rich. It is renowned for its great shopping, numerous international events and festive nightlife ! To explore the city, nothing like a boat trip because Birmingham has more kilometers of canals than Venice !
3 reasons to visit Birmingham
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Visit Birmingham Cathedral
Birmingham Cathedral is a beautiful church in the city centre. It offers guided tours and regular concerts.
Exploring the Birmingham Canal
The Birmingham Canal is a beautiful place to walk, cycle or picnic. You can also take a boat for a guided tour.
Visit the Birmingham City Museum
This museum is located in Birmingham city centre and offers an interesting exhibition on the history of the city and its region.
Belle-île-sur-mer
Southern Corsica
Set course for the far south of the island, where the Corsican mountains end in the sea.
Your journey will take you to Porto-Vecchio, the Gulf of Pinarellu and the magnificent beaches of Saint Cyprien and Cala Rossa. To the south, perched atop impressive white cliffs, is Bonifacio. Further offshore, the marine park of the Lavezzi Islands.
3 reasons to visit Figari
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Porto-Vecchio
The third-largest town in Corsica, Porto-Vecchio is an attractive seaside resort thanks to its coastline and magnificent beaches of fine sand.
In the heart of the upper town, you'll find the Citadel and below it, the Marine, which offers a pleasant setting for a drink, a bite to eat or a stroll along the quays. At an altitude of 900 metres, the Ospedale massif offers a magnificent panoramic view of the coastline and in particular the Gulf of Porto-Vecchio. Its national forest, in the heart of the Corsican Regional Nature Park, is the starting point for superb walks. Its location, between the sea and the mountains, makes Porto-Vecchio a region to discover or rediscover.
Bonifacio
Situated in the extreme south of the island of beauty, the town of Bonifacio is a veritable open-air museum.
Whatever the season, it offers you a unique collection of historic monuments, more than 20 fine sandy beaches and an exceptional collection of rare landscapes both on land and under the sea. Take the time and pleasure to discover it all, the memories will be extreme.
L'Alta Rocca
The Aiguilles de Bavella, seven jagged peaks, take on dazzling hues at sunset, and no matter where you look to see them from, they are a sumptuous sight to behold.
From the Col de Bavella, you can hike to the Polischellu waterfalls, or to the "trou de la bombe". This region is ideal for canyoning, abseiling down waterfalls, climbing, hunting and fishing. Thrills guaranteed!
