Listings Of Major European Cruise Ports With Convenient Links To Each Europe provides probably the largest selection of great ports of call in the world. Cruising Europe you’ll discover ports only a few miles distance from each other have completely different character, customs and even languages*. This geography makes for an amazing offering in variedContinue reading “European Ports Of Call”
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Port Of Call Ajaccio, Corsica
Ajaccio Is a city on the French Tyrrhenian Sea Island Of Corsica in the Mediterranean. Ajaccio has a lot to offer from great beaches to fine dining and a good helping of history. It is the ancestral home of Napoleon Bonaparte, and where he returned when he was sent into exile.Napoleon is a local heroContinue reading “Port Of Call Ajaccio, Corsica”
Todays Image • Alms For The Poor
The Ajaccio Cathedral in Corsica Posted at the entrance of the Ajaccio Cathedral is a choir boy holding an alms box with the simple notation “Merci”. Ajaccio Cathedral is dedicated to Saint Mary, and is an important historical site located in Ajaccio, Corsica. It was built in the 17th century and is known for itsContinue reading “Todays Image • Alms For The Poor”
Image Of The Day • Up From The Seine
Very little is as romantic in this world as leisurely strolls along the Seine River in Paris. Known for its picturesque views, iconic bridges, and charming floating cafes and restaurants. It’s a perfect way to soak in the beauty and charm of this remarkable city. The River Seine has also been the backdrop for dozensContinue reading “Image Of The Day • Up From The Seine”
Image Of The Day • In A Playground
While traveling up the Rhone River our boat tied up next to a park one morning and right in front of us was this playground. I’ve seen lots of playground equipment but this one was unique and I kept waiting for some children to show up. Sadly it never happened Here Are A Few OurContinue reading “Image Of The Day • In A Playground”
Going To Pegasus Bridge
There is an odd looking aircraft sitting in a park in Normandy, France. It’s a large aircraft and the first thing that strikes you is it doesn’t have any engines or propellors. It sits just 25 yards from a bridge over the Caen Canal and it turns out that it has a remarkable story. PegasusContinue reading “Going To Pegasus Bridge”
The Intentional Travelers 