Keep Your Hairstyles Clean

Healthy and shiny hair is a dream for most people. Besides looking beautiful, you avoid various scalp diseases, such as dandruff. That’s why you need to know how to take care of your hair properly.

How to Keep Your Hairstyles Clean and healthy

Some people may underestimate hair health because it doesn’t seem as important as body health.

In fact, not taking care of your hair can actually cause various scalp problems that are quite annoying.

Here are some ways to take care of your hair, from shampooing tips, choosing a comb, to the right intake of vitamins and minerals to keep your hair healthy.

1. Schedule shampooing according to hair type

Some people may feel that the way to maintain healthy hair is to wash it frequently to make it look cleaner.

In fact, the frequency of shampooing, whether it’s two or three times a week, should be based on hair type.

For example, owners of curly hair should not wash their hair too often so as not to over-dry the hair.

You may be able to wash your hair twice a week and should choose hair care products that are specially formulated for curly hair.

On the other hand, owners of oily hair are advised to wash their hair regularly so that it does not look floppy and the moisture level is well maintained.

2. Use shampoo and conditioner

When shampooing, make sure to choose shampoo and conditioner that suits your hair type.

The reason is, there are several types of hair that are not suitable with certain shampoos and make them more tangled, dry, and dirty.

For example, curly hair owners should choose hair care products that do not contain alcohol or sodium lauryl sulfate.

This is because both of these ingredients can make curly hair drier.

The use of conditioners is no less important for caring for hair. Conditioners contain important ingredients, such as silicones, as well as special moisturizers called emollients.

These ingredients coat the hair strands and fill in the damaged parts of the hair so that your hair is always protected.

3. Routinely cut the ends of your hair

Did you know that the habit of cutting hair, especially at the ends, is one of the effective ways to maintain healthy hair?

This way of taking care of your hair turns out to be quite important, especially when you have long hair. You see, the ends of the hair are the most prone to split ends and damage.

If you let the damaged ends grow, hair damage is inevitable.

Therefore, it is recommended that you trim the ends of your hair every 10-12 weeks.

4. Choosing a comb according to your hair type

Taking proper care of your hair is not just limited to choosing the right shampoo. Experts say that combing the hair is also part of hair care.

This is because using the wrong comb can invite problems on the scalp. Here are the types of hair combs and their functions that you need to know.

  • Bristle brush. This type of comb has teeth that are loose, thin and blunt at the end.
  • Bristle brushes are suitable for owners of long hair and easily tangled.
  • Round brush. If you want your hair to look more voluminous, a round brush is the right choice. The reason is, the location of the teeth of this round-shaped comb can rotate to all sides. That way, it’s easier for you to roll your hair outward or inward to make your hair look thick.
  • Wide-tooth comb. This type of comb has more tenuous teeth so it is suitable for use by owners of curly or curly hair, without worrying about tangling or entangling.

When combing your hair, use the sparse part of the comb first to untangle the tangled part of the hair. After that, use the tighter part of the comb.

5. Protects hair from the sun

Sun exposure is not only bad for the skin, but it can also damage the hair. This is because sunlight can make hair less moisturized.

As a result, hair becomes dry, dull, and lacking in nutrients. Therefore, here are some ways you can do to protect your hair from the sun.

  • Use a special hair spray to protect hair color.
  • Wear a hat, hair tie, or umbrella when going outside.
  • Avoid using a hair dryer aka hair dryer so that it does not get drier.
  • Protect your hair when swimming to reduce the impact of chlorine.

6. Use a hair mask

One way to take care of hair health that many people do is to use a hair mask.  This hair treatment is considered quite effective, especially for long hair. This is because hair masks can make your hair softer and moisturize the scalp.

In addition, you can get hair masks at the store or use ingredients at home. The use of natural hair masks, such as banana masks and honey masks, is quite popular as a way to maintain healthy hair.

9. Reduce the use of hair styling tools

To keep your hair healthy, you should reduce the use of hair styling tools, such as a hairbrush, hair dryer, or curling iron.

The reason is, excessive heat exposure from hair styling tools can damage the hair cuticle and cause hair to become brittle, rough, and easily broken.

Quoting the American Academy of Dermatology Association, you are advised to use styling tools once every 1 week.

Also, make sure the distance between the styling tool and the hair is not too close, about 15 cm, and choose the lowest heat level so as not to damage the hair.

10. Avoid tying your hair too tightly

Apart from reducing the use of hair styling tools, another way to take care of your hair that you need to apply to keep it healthy is to not tie your hair too tightly.

This habit can make hair brittle and easily fall out. In fact, in some cases, this habit can trigger baldness.

If possible, use a hair tie made of soft fabric.

11. Practice healthy habits

Some of the ways to take care of your hair above will not work if you do not apply healthy habits when maintaining hair health.

Here are some things you need to pay attention to when taking care of your hair.

  • Dry your hair at a low temperature and gradually as needed.
  • Let the hair dry on its own.
  • Massage the scalp frequently to promote blood circulation and hair growth.
  • If you want to color your hair, choose a color three levels above your natural hair color.

Having healthy and shiny hair is not easy. However, with consistency and proper care, hair can grow strong and free from damage or loss.

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Food and drink in Prague

Czech people are well-known for their positive attitude to food and Czech cuisine is famous all over the world. Everyone knows the Czech bread dumplings, hearty sauces, and thick soups. It is one of the reasons Prague is full of restaurants focused on traditional Czech cuisine.

We will show you how the traditional Czech food looks, prices and tips for the restaurants with traditional Czech cuisine.

Czech cuisine and whic type food and drink can taste in Prague

1) In Prague you can taste the unique svíčková sauce with bread dumplings.

Svíčková sauce with dumplings

2) Or the real roast pork with sauerkraut and bread dumplings (knedlo-vepřo-zelo). And after a good lunch or dinner, don’t forget to have a proper Czech beer.

Roast pork with sauerkraut and bread dumpling

3) Also nice is goulash with potato dumplings or only with vegetables.

Goulash

However, if you also like other cuisines of the world, you will never get bored in Prague. You will find some Chinese bistros, Japanese sushi restaurants, Thai and Mexican restaurants and also Italian pizza places that are sought after by thousands of Italian food lovers in the Czech Republic.

Fast food restaurants are another solution for quick and quality food if you don’t want to spend too much time in a restaurant.

Hamburger restaurants and new unique bistros with a selection of hot dogs have been more and more popular recently. Vistors will appreciate markets selling fresh foods from local Czech farmers.

Don’t forget to visit Thai restaurant Yam Yam or also Thai restaurant NEB.O.

Tips for restaurants with Czech cuisine in Prague


1) U Modré kachničky restaurant (Little Blue Duck restaurant)

Little Blue Duck Restaurant in Prague – Nebovidská street

They have two restaurants, one is in Michalská street here check Google map – reservation on the phone number +420-602353559; and second in Nebovidská street – Google map preview here – reservation on the phone number +420-224213418.

Food costs about 500 CZK per main meal. Tripadvisor reviews here: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g274707-d694895-Reviews-Restaurant_U_Modre_kachnicky-Prague_Bohemia.html.


2) Mincovna Restaurant

Mincovna Restaurant in Prague
Mincovna Restaurant in Prague

This restaurant has an excellent location, in the middle of Old Town Square, you cannot miss it during your journey on Prague sights. Reservation phone number is: +420-727955669

Prices are about 300 – 400 CZK per main meal. Google maps preview here.

Tripadvisor reviews are here: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g274707-d7028223-Reviews-Restaurace_MINCOVNA-Prague_Bohemia.html.


3) Cafe Imperial – eating with a style

Café Imperial – Prague 1

Close to subway station Náměstí Republiky (Republic Square) you can find this excellent restaurant with a beautiful periodic interior. Reservation phone number is +420-246011440. Prices are about 350 CZK. Google maps preview is here.

Tripadvisor reviews are here: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g274707-d1118146-Reviews-Cafe_Imperial-Prague_Bohemia.html.


Beer Tourism

Beer is the most popular Czech drink. Every Czech restaurant has many kinds of big brand beers on the tap (e.g. Pilsner Urquell, Gambrinus, Kozel, Bernard, Holba, and others) and you can also find many family breweries. In Prague and its near vicinity, there are currently about 25 family breweries. High-quality beer is brewed for example in Únětický pivovar, Pivovarský dvůr Chyně or Břevnovský klášter in Praha 6. You can find a separate article about Czech beer here.

Beer is sold in restaurants and also in specialized beer bars and beer shops. For those who would like to learn more about is history, there are beer museums (e.g., The Beer Museum in Husova Street) and beer spas (Budweiser Budvar, Bernard or Krušovice).

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This nice and funny video about food and drink in Prague on the youtube channel CupofTJ
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The Czech Republic Travel Guide

The Czech Republic is geographically a small country, but has a rich and dominant history which we outline briefly in this article to give you a taste of what’s in store.

An insight into the 5 most visited places by tourists in the Czech Republic.

The state is widespread, from Czechs to Germans, Jews, and Slovaks, as well as Italian and stucco workers, French traders and even soldiers from the Napoleonic army have all spent their lives and worked here. For many decades, they commonly fertilized their land, creating jobs which still holds an appreciation even today.

The Czech Republic is comprised of a vast amount of magical architectural gems, as well as cheerful greenery and elevations. In recent years, the Czech Republic has become a fascinating tourist destination not only for the people in Europe but also worldwide due to its incredible monuments, parks, and other attractions.

Another compelling reason to visit the country is that it is included in the European Union and Schengen nations, meaning there is no need for a 90-day visa if you are traveling within an EU or Schengen country with a valid passport and documents. However, you will need a permit if you wish to tour from a non-EU or Schengen country.

Why choose the Czech Republic for a visit?

The Czech Republic will not disappoint travelers who opt for the real spice of Central Europe. Because of its density and through the courtesy an excellent public transit system, it is a convenient place for locomotion, specifically for the people who intend to spend a significant amount of their time discovering the country’s fascinating cities, most especially the capital, Prague.

While Prague grows and boasts an excessive quantity of brilliant attractions, the main spotlight of a tour to the Czech Republic includes many beautiful national parks and historical places whereas, one of the most most famous, Bohemian Paradise, is an area of stunning natural beauty, highlighted by several outstanding rock formations and numerous elegant ancient castles.

Hrubá Skála Chateau – Czech Paradise, really worth for a trip!

Hrubá Skála Chateau - Czech Paradise, really worth for a tripIn the same way, you can get around many old towns, villages, and urban locations.

Welcoming nature and famous castles

People in the Czech Republic have always been welcoming and cordially greet tourists in their country. It is their friendly nature which persuades millions of visitors from a variety of countries around the globe to the Czech Republic. Similarly, it is famous for the adoring and influencing architectural viewpoints, almost all of which are well maintained by the authorities throughout the past previous centuries.

Some of the most famous castles which have been the center of attraction for both local and foreign tourists alike include Karlštejn Castle, Hluboká nad Vltavou Castle, and Lednice Chateau.

Lednice Chateau – South Moravia

Traditional foods and cuisine

The Czech Republic does not just have rich history, culture, architecture, and monuments but the diversified flavor food of its food also plays its part. The overwhelming majority of the food here has staple meat ingredients like pork or beef, whereas the most commonly liked are dumplings. Other side dishes are made mainly from wheat, flour, lamb, chicken, duck, rabbit and rice.

Traditional and widely loved dishes include Svičková and soups such as Česneková polévka. There are also the renowned salads which are equally enjoyed by local and foreign tourists, and it is entirely up to you whether you use sugar on your salad or not.

Bohemia

Bohemia is westernmost in the Czech Republic and the most historically enriched area of all. Almost all of the tourists who visited the Czech Republic had the Bohemia tour at the top of their list. Bohemia covers an area of 20,102 sq. miles with a population of around 7 million.

Places to see in the Czech Republic

1) Prague

Prague: The capital city, and also known as the city of ‘Hundred Spires‘, is one of the most beautiful in the world. It has many districts each having specific properties and unique charm. Despite the fact, that during the Second World War it was destroyed, the renovations began quickly and many of the ancient devastated buildings and memorable places were reconstructed. From the largest castle in the world, Prague Castle, to the Astronomical Clock, and from the incredible street art to the cafes, bars, and terraces. Prague is filled with everything you need to recharge your batteries on vacation.

The castle is not the only attraction though, and there are many other places worth seeing which will equally tempt you. A visit to the ancient and well-known Karlštejn castle – founded back in 1348 CE and built upon promontory from the side of Knezi Hora hill – is nothing but a pure masterpiece of architecture and past times, connected with a transverse rampart with the help of a small portal. It is one of the most famous things throughout the Czech Republic, and millions of visitors turn up to see it every year. Check out this great online travel guide about Prague.

2) Český Krumlov

Český Krumlov: A tiny but charming city situated in the Southern region of Bohemia and bisected by the Vltava river. It is dominated mainly by an old castle from as long ago as the 13th century.

Český Krumlov – Czech Republic

Český Krumlov - Czech RepublicThe best thing about the city is its moderate weather, mountains, and low-cost hotels for tourist accommodation.

3) Krkonoše Mountains

Pančava Waterfall – Krkonoše (Giant) Mountains

Pančava Waterfall - Krkonoše (Giant) MountainsThe Czech Republicans love for hiking is never hidden from the world, and so there are many hiking and event trails dotted across the country.

Krkonose Mountains and Sněžka are considered most traditional and mainstream places for relaxation and hiking which has made them an automatic choice for tourists to spend their vacations.

Another feature of the Krkonose Mountains is that they border Poland and the Czech Republic making them closely linked. However, the cross-border hiking trail is currently open only to Polish and Czech Republic citizens.

4) Spa areasSpas in Karlovy vary

Spas in Karlovy vary

Spa traditions in the Czech Republic are recognized from the old times (literally hundreds of years ago). Unlike resort areas of other countries of Europe, spas in the Czech Republic are peaceful, quiet, and calm. There are unique cities within the country, such as Karlovy Vary which is the most famous spa town, but other’s which follow closely behind like Mariánské lázně and Františkovy Spas which are surrounded by large mountainous peaks with a chilling atmosphere for tourists.

And not only spa parks, but these little cities also have beautiful green meadows, excellent hotels, and even charming pavilions designed mainly to promote tourism.

5) Moravia

They say if Bohemia loves beer then Moravia love wine! Such is the significance of this place! Moravia is located in the south-eastern zone of the country and is relatively smaller than Bohemia. It not only has rolling hills and magnificent landscapes, but many villages which are filled with natural vineyards, giving the city its “country of wine” name. Moravia also has beautiful places like Brno.

Brno city – Places to see in the Czech Republic

Brno city - Places to see in the Czech republicIt is the second largest city in the Czech Republic when it comes to population and density, and is also the capital city of Moravia. It was founded in the year 1000, and is now considered one of the most modern towns in the country with good economy, various higher educational institutions, monuments and historical architecture signs. Brno has a population of around 4 million people who are incredibly welcoming, whereas the city is surrounded by natural landscapes, vineyards, and mountain peaks which make it a very persuading place to visit.

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Cathedral of Saint Lawrence

The St. Lawrence Church (Kostel sv. Vavřince in Czech) is the cathedral church of the Bishop of the Old Catholic Church in the Czech Republic. The church dedicated to St. Lawrence is located on the Petřín in Prague, near the Petrin lookout Tower. With its altitude of 327 metres above sea level this was the highest place in Prague for a long time.

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With other significant buildings, it is one of the attractions of Prague’s Lesser Town district.

Since 1994, the entire building complex is used by the Old Catholic Church. And since 1995 the church of Saint Lawrence is the cathedral of the Old Catholic Church

History

It was first mentioned in 1135. In that time it was a single-nave romanesque building with an apse on the east end and a tower on the west. The walls of this Romanesque building are partially preserved in the present church. It was built probably during the reign of Duke Soběslav I. and was similar in style to the church of the Holy Cross in the Old Town, which is now also used by the Old Catholic Church.

Architecture

In 1590 the chapel was restored by George Henry of Frankenstein. In the 18th century the church was reubilt due to P. Norbert Saazer and the Guild of Prague cooks. The construction lasted from 1730s to the year 1780. The project was made by architect K. I. Dientzenhofer. A new monumental Baroque north face of the building was created, with statues of Holy Trinity, St John of Nepomuk and St Mary Magdalene. There is also the coat of arms of prior František Strachovský ze Strachovic, who oversaw the building work. In the niche there is a statue of St Adalbert.

Interior decoration

Inside, on the right side altar, there is a picture of the martyrdom of St. Lawrence by Burgundian painter Jean Claude Monnot. The architect Jiří Pelcl designed today’s interior of the choir room, including a modern crucifix, hanging from the ceiling.

Surroundings

Next to the church is a Calvary chapel from 1735, decorated with a sgraffito depicting the resurrection of Jesus. Below the church was built in 1836 the Way of the Cross. On the end of the street from the church you can see the Holy Sepulcher Chapel from 1738.

Cathedral of the Saint Lawrence in Prague – Google view from the Petrin Lookout Tower – https://goo.gl/7DS979

Eucharistic services are offered in Czech on Fridays at 5:00 p.m., with Stations of the Cross services during Lent, find more information at www.starokatolici.cz.


How to get there: The best way is by The Petřín Funicular, where you can use regular public transport ticket. This funicular has three stations, down is Újezd, and it is also a tram stop, in the middle of way is Nebozizek, where you can go to the restaurant, and final stop is Petřín (Petrin Hill).

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France

France is the world’s most visited country having more than 80 million international tourists every year.

“Liberté, égalitié, fraternité.”

It has exceeded other popular European countries like Spain, Italy, United Kingdom, and Germany; and countries in other continents like the United States and China. It is the largest country in Europe and most of the time referred to as “the hexagon” due to its six-sided shape.

Liberty, equality, and fraternity, is France’s national motto, as written in French in the introduction of this text. It was part of the constitutions of 1946 and 1958 and can be seen today in government logos, coins, and postage stamps.

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Some of the main ethnic groups in France are Basque, Africans, Germans, Jewish, Muslims, Polish, Roma, and French Indochinese. Meanwhile, French is the official language of the country and also the second most spoken language in the Europe.

Some other regional dialects used are Italian, Alsacian, Basque, Breton, Catalan, Occitan, and Flemish.

France has given a big part in the history and inventions. Nicolas Appert and Pierre Durand, both started the idea of canning in sealed jars and tin cans, are sons of this country.

Other inventions that were a product of French people are the Braille alphabet, stethoscope, hair dryer, hot air balloon, and the metric system. On the other hand, the first face and artificial heart transplant first took place in this country as well.

Moreover, France also has a big contribution to literature as writers/thinkers namely Descartes, Pascal, Voltaire, Baudelaire, Flaubert, Sartre, and Camus are all from this country. It is said that the country, compare to any other country, has won more Noble Prizes for literature.

After Italy, France is the second largest wine producers in the world creating more than an average of six billion each year – from dry white wine, sweet white wine, rose wine, to red wine.

Wine production in France started as early as the 11th century by the Benedictine and Cistercian monks. Some of the regions that are producing wine are Burgundy, Bordeaux, Loire, Champagne, Alsace, Rhône, Languedoc and Roussillon, Provence and a lot more regions.

Main Cities in France

Based on demography, these are the ten most populated cities in France with its estimated number of populations as reported at World Population Review.

  1. Paris – 2,138, 551 of population (check out our travel guide about Paris, where to stay in Paris and things to do and what to see)
  2. Marseille – 794,811 of population
  3. Lyon – 472,317 of population
  4. Toulouse – 433,055 of population
  5. Nice – 338, 620 of population
  6. Nantes – 277,269 of population
  7. Strasbourg – 274,845 of population
  8. Montpellier – 248,252 of population
  9. Bordeaux – 231, 844 of population
  10. Lille – 228, 328 of population

Places to visit in France

1. Eiffel Tower (Paris)

the Eiffel Tower in Paris

When talking about France, this attraction is definitely the first that comes to mind. This, being located in the capital of France which is Paris, is the symbol of the city.

This famous landmark can be seen in any part of the world from postcards, movies, keychains, house displays, home wallpapers, to wallets and cellphone cases – literally everywhere. When it was first built, it was an eyesore to the people and some known people protested against this tower. However, when it was used as a radio antenna, it became useful and everything became history. A visit on this site is on the top of the list of every tourist.

2. Louvre Museum (Paris)

the Louvre museum in Paris

One of an iconic architecture, with its glass pyramid entrance, this museum has the world’s finest art. Some famous masterpiece that can be seen in this museum are Mona Lisa, Les Noces de Cana (The Wedding Feast at Cana), Vénus de Milo, Victoire de Samothrace (Winged Victory), The Coronation of Napoléon, La Liberté Guidant le Peuple, Psyche Revived by the Kiss of Love, La Dentellière (The Lacemaker), Marly Horses, and Le Tricheur à l’as de Carreau (The Cheat with the Ace of Diamonds); some French crown jewels are on her as well.

3. Euro Disney (Paris)

Euro Disney in Paris

The happiest place on Earth can also be found in Paris and it is the only Disneyland in the country. Bring along the kids and the whole family and no money can ever be wasted on this happy trip.

4. The Palace of Versailles (Versailles)

Located just outside of Paris. The palace is a home for three generation of Kings and Queens. All visitors of the palace are just in awe at all the magnificent things in every corner of the palace.

5. Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Chartres (Paris)

Cathédrale Notre-Dame in Paris

This cathedral is included in the UNESCO list due to its fine sculptures, and outstanding 12th and 13th century stained glass windows. The Passion window and the Blue Virgin window are among the highlights of the cathedral. The Cathedral was shown all over the world in the successful Notre-Dame de Paris movie (1956). It was about the timeless tale of the seductive gypsy Esmeralda and the tortured hunchback Quasimodo.

6. Provence

Provence – Pont du Gard

The brightest place in the country of France from the bright yellow sunflowers, red poppies, and deep purple lavender fields. Some tourists destinations on this bright area are Ancient Ruins and provençal traditions in Arles, Marseilles: Cosmopolitan Seaport, Saint-Tropez’s Seaside Glamour, Avignon: Medieval City of the Popes, Aix-en-Provence: Quintessential Provence, Ancient Roman Ruins in Orange, and Vence: A Picturesque Artists’ Village

7. The French Riviera

Also known as Côte d’Azur with English translation of “Coast of Blue”, is the Mediterranean coastline in the South East part of France.

The French Riviera

Popular cities from this group are Cannes, Nice, Monaco, and Toulon. It is known to be a luxury travel destination for the rich and famous with its private beaches, prestige restaurants and hotels.

8. Nice

Nice – France

It is considered as the Queen of the Riviera. Some of the tourists attractions in this city is Promenade des Anglais with a seaside where people can stroll along the long walkway while appreciating the sea; and a landslide that has very nice hotels and cafes and restaurants, Old Town of Nice contrary to the urban side of Promenade d Anglais, it has beautiful sceneries of Baroque churches and Palais Lascaris, The Cours Saleya Market has restaurants that offer croissants and coffee in the morning to drinks at night, and freshest vegetables in the market itself, Musee d’Art Moderne et d’Art Contemporain (The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art) – it showcases the avant-garde French and American modern art movements.

9. Cannes

Cannes – France

It’s famous movie festival guarantees to have famous people that visit the place every year. Some tourist destinations in the city are La Croisette – prominent boardwalk in the city that surrounds the bay, Palais des Festivals – the venue for the Cannes Film Festival, Le Suquet – forget about the glitz and glamour and take time to venture into the old town part of the city appreciating history and local delicacies.

10. Monaco

Monaco – France

It is said to be the world’s second smallest country. Formula 1 Grand Prix, one of the prominent automobile races are held in this city, every year. Places to go in this city are Monte Carlo Casino (gaming, opera, ballet and its grand décor are just some of the reasons why people love to visit the place), Museum of Antique Automobiles – it is where to find personal car collection of Prince Rainier III, Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo – indulge in activities on this place’s spa, salon, gym, and treatment rooms.

France countryside and mountains

Mont Blanc – Chamonix

Skip the busy cities of France and take time to explore these hidden beauties.

  • Fontainebleau – an hour’s drive from Paris that offers a forest attraction, bird watching, and hiking that are great activities for the whole family.
  • Vienne – Go back to the history with the ancient Roman ruins.
  • Bourg-en-Bresse – Cathedral of Notre Dame of the Annunciation and Brou Royal Monastery is the main attraction of the place. 16th to 18th-century houses can also be found in this place giving you that historic feels
  • Mâcon – a picnic spent in green grass on the riverside, in any time of the day, is just one of the simple joys in the world.
  • Manosque – To see the surrounding nature and panoramic view of the city, a climb to the hill of Mont d’Or is the very best activity.
  • Cluny – known for its medieval abbey, it is one of the brilliant sights of Romanesque architecture.
  • Chamonix – or Chamonix-Mont-Blanc is a resort area. Skiing is the most popular activity in this area as Mont Blanc is considered to be the highest summit in the Alps. Aside from skiing, tourists on this place can also experience riding a cable car that can give a panoramic view.
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