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New Brunswick, Canada's little-known province

“You people are not from Quebec, you must come from France[...]

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New Brunswick, the man who talks to bears

In Acadieville - a church and three houses - the rain has finally stopped. Ahead of our meeting, Richard makes us wait in his new reception refuge around a good outbreak in the stove. In the middle of August, it's still a shame[...]

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New Brunswick, the rocks of Hopewell

In the beautiful Bay of Fundy, renowned for the highest tides in the world, one of New Brunswick's most famous national parks, offers an experience as spectacular as it is unique[...]

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New Brunswick, Acadia

Our route continues north and its beautiful coast. Acadia awaits us! This is where most Francophones live. A visit to the Acadian Historical Village, the VHA, is a must-see. More than a simple ecomuseum, it is the life of Acadians who retur[...]

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Loire Valley: Beauval Zoo

Huan Huan and Yuan Zi bring the crowds to Beauval, considered one of the 10 most beautiful zoos in the world. Other rare animals find refuge there, such as gorillas, white tigers, koalas, okapis[...]

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Bavaria - National Park

Deep in Lower Bavaria, on the border with the Czech Republic, a national park preserves an invaluable forest heritage. The last virgin forest in Germany is a refuge for fauna and flora, but also for stressed men and women in search of heali[...]

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Bavaria - The Glass Route

What do fragile crystal wine glasses and Tour de France trophies have in common? They were shaped in crystal works in the heart of the Bavarian Forest. For more than 700 years, the "glass makers" have been practicing their art here[...]

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Black Forest - Hen and Rooster

The earthenware factory in Zell-am-Harmersbach perpetuates a century-old know-how. A visit allows you to discover all the gestures necessary to create dishes that brighten up tables and stand up to fashions[...]

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Tours and Saint Martin

1,700 years ago…… a certain Martin was born. The city of Tours celebrates the 1700th anniversary of one of its most famous inhabitants, bishop of the diocese for more than 25 years and founder of the abbey of Marmoutier. The beautiful city[...]

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A weekend at Lake Thun

Two hours away from our region, Alsace, Lake Thun invites you to relax. A shimmering blue jewel in a green setting and topped with mountains, it offers a wide range of activities, between water sports, hiking, cultural outings and well-bein[...]

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Munich - Take to the skies

The bold shape of its roofs made Munich's Olympic Stadium known around the world. An unusual visit allows you to discover this structure made of steel and glass from an unexpected perspective. People prone to vertigo, refrain[...]

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Amboise and Leonardo da Vinci

500 years ago, one of the most famous Italian artists joined the Court of France at the royal castle of Amboise, which became the first crucible of the French Renaissance. For three years, until his death, Leonardo da Vinci practiced his ar[...]

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