Amiens, France
Amiens was home to the legendary novelist and one of the earliest science fiction writers, Jules Verne.
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Amiens was home to the legendary novelist and one of the earliest science fiction writers, Jules Verne.
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Joan of Arc burned at the stake in Rouen in 1431. Now this military leader is an honored French heroine.
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The arrival of the seafaring Norse warriors in the 9th c. at the River Seine was bittersweet and enduring.
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Lining the cobblestone streets in the medieval town of Vernon are dozens of quaint half-timbered houses.
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One of the best times to visit Valencia, on Spain’s Mediterranean Coast, is February through May.
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A visit to Old Town San Diego Historic Park is a chance to experience the history of early San Diego.
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The color of Lecce’s limestone buildings change throughout the day reflecting pale yellows to warm golds.
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Brescia has been called the “City of 1000 Fountains” due to its 75 public and 2000 private water features.
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