The Viktualienmarkt is a daily market in downtown Munich with 140 stalls and stores that sell a diverse range of goods such as fruits, vegetables,
Le Place des Moulins is an old neighbourhood of Le Panier that used to be covered in windmills. In the 16th century, there were 15.
The Château d’If is located on the island of If, which is one of four islands that make up the Frioul archipelago in the Mediterranean
The Calanques are located south east of Marseille along a stretch of Mediterranean seaside cliffs. The Calanques (translated as “the Creeks” in English) are a
After Notre Dame de la Garde, Fort Saint-Jean was the next attraction Neil and I went to visit. Fort Saint-Jean is one of two forts,
Notre Dame de la Garde is a beautiful Catholic basilica and Marseille’s best known landmark. Neil and I were able to see it from the
Our favourite stretch of the Wall was at the Walltown Crags. Some sections of the Wall were 7 feet tall! Walltown Crags sits between the
Neil and I had seen enough forts and heard enough about the Wall. Now we wanted to actually see it! Steel Rigg is the name
Vindolanda—meaning (probably) white lawn or field—is a Roman fort and civilian settlement that predates Hadrian’s Wall. Vindolanda was first a conquest fort and then a
We began a day of Hadrian’s Wall sightseeing by going to Chesters Roman Fort. A highlight of this site is the Roman bathhouse—one of the
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