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5 Great Educational Experiences to Enjoy in Provence
Read on to discover five educational experiences to enjoy in Provence and enhance your understanding of the region.
Exploring Spain’s Catalonia Region: Lleida Travel Guide
Just two hours inland from Barcelona, you’ll come across a not-so-hidden gem tucked away in Spain’s northeastern Catalonia region: Lleida. Full of history, culture, and stunning architecture, the small city of about 133,000 is one of the few areas in Spain that still looks and feels just like it did in decades past. Llieda is…
Local Conversations: Croatian Language Tips for Travelers
If Croatia happens to be on your bucket list, read on to discover useful words and phrases and a bit of background on the Croatian language.
Exploring Marseille — France’s Second City
While there are so many attractive and enticing cities in France, Marseille has to be one of the most spectacular. This Provencal city’s proximity to the Mediterranean, the Gulf of Lion and its limestone hills, and gorgeous national parks like Parc National des Calanques all point to the ideal location for incredible exploration. Along with…
Discover Sicily’s Ancient City of Naxos
Sicily screams summer travel, with its hours and hours of sun, nearly 1,000 miles of coastline along the Tyrrhenian, Mediterranean, and Ionian Seas, groves of plump lemons, and delicious street food to keep you satiated while wandering the sundrenched cities and towns. Chances are you’re more familiar with Sicily’s western side of the island, home…
Introducing Experi Reserve: Something Special
Travel changes your perspective: New discoveries. Delightful experiences. Unforgettable flavors. Even years after returning from a special experience abroad, the feeling and memories of a great trip remain strong. At Experi, we love to create private, exclusive food and wine experiences for our travel partners and their guests. Each one is unique and each partner…
Croatian Cuisine: Must-Try Tastes of the Dalmatian Coast
Croatian cuisine has strong Italian, Germanic, and Turkish influences and features olive oils, cheeses, cured meats, lamb, and fresh seafood.
Complete Guide to Salamanca — La Dorada
Known also as La Dorada, or “The Golden One,” the city of Salamanca in western Spain is full of elegant architecture and is located in a delightfully hilly area near the Tormes River. Salamanca is notable for many things: as the capital of the Province of Salamanca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and home to…
