After living and working in Europe for two decades, I decided to share my vast experience with the part of the world that I love. I am a Travel Agent who helps small groups and couples who want to travel to Europe.
My goal is to provide you with European experiences that go behind the scenes and beyond your travel guidebook. If you're the type of traveler that wants to spend more of your time experiencing rather than spending hours on your computer trying to figure out flights, hotels, meals, and experiences, then you have come to the right place.
Excellent video! Bonjour! I love the comments framed by college degrees, but I'm biased (GED2EdD). Is Caen considered a college town? We are retired educators looking for the next chapter after we sell our Portland condo- maybe Long Stay Visa in France. Last year we helped a new school open in Lviv, then explored Krakow, Gdansk, and Tallinn. It was the best 6 months! Thank you. Merci! Dean & Cindy
Hello Dean and Cindy! It's not necessarily knows as a college town. Thanks for watching and I am wishing you the best on your next adventure in France.
The Bayeux Tapestry was copied, with some minor changes by Victorian ladies and is on display in the Reading musum. Mia Hansson did a full sized version too.
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Visitors will find lots of small hotels along the coast. I was very happy with a little family-run place at Lion sur Mer. Much cheaper and more convenient than staying in Caen.
Your videos are high quality and follow in Rick Steve's footsteps. There's a whole bunch of travel channels run by amateur Instagram wannabees which are silly, shallow and trash. Yours is very high quality. Greetings from South Korea.
I loved Bayeux. Don’t miss this wonderful place near Omaha Beach, which is one of the best places I have ever been. The Bayeux Tapestry was great to see
@@samuelgarza8925 We were there like around March 8-11 or so, 2020 so the beginnings of the pandemic. The streets of Bayeux were totally empty. Right before all restaurants closed up so we got lucky. We saw the tapestry and there was no one there. Same thing at Omaha Beach where my husband’s father fought on D-Day. It was a very memorable trip. Will never forget it. We went on to St. Malo and Mont St Michel, also had those places to ourselves as well. We had to hightail it back to Paris around March 13th when our flight back to the states got canceled. What a time!
There are several things to consider in the city. The Mudejar architecture (exceptional and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Highlight the interior of the cathedral that contains a spectacular polychrome coffered ceiling full of everyday scenes of life and customs from the 12th - 13th century) In the historic center there are two magnificent museums, the provincial one, perhaps one of the best in Spain, with 5 floors that includes prehistoric, Iberian, Roman elements, among others, on the other hand there is the diocesan museum that collects a varied number of paintings. and ecclesiastical elements, some very interesting: The aqueduct is Renaissance, with a very original structure that I, in particular, had never seen, since the columns that support the aqueduct are crossed to make the bridge, bridging the existing gap for people. There is also a good Gothic church in the lower part of the city and several buildings from the beginning of the 20th century both in the historic center (modernist) and others classified as Assets of Cultural Interest in what is called the first expansion of the 1930s after more What a beautiful viaduct from 1929, a bridge that at its time was the one with the largest opening or the second largest arch in Europe. It is a city that is worth it and is halfway between Valencia and Zaragoza, it can be reached by train or by highway.
Great video! I found you from your Dijon video since I'm thinking about taking a French course there, but then stayed for your Siena and Taormina videos. 20 years ago, Siena was the first place I studied Italian, Taormina was the second. Thank you for the gateway to happy memories. I hope you have a great new year, and many more wonderful adventures!
Thank you for such a wonderful video. We were planning on visiting the city to see the cathedral. I knew about the tapestry but I didn't know about the cemetery and the World War 2 museum I didn't realize that had a Saturday market. We're excited because we're coming on Saturday. Thanks again for your video
