Paris is very big, so you should organize yourselves whether you want the trip worthwhile. You cannot miss in your diary a romantic stroll along the Seine, the truth is I watch a sunset in this enclave is a moment that it take a long time to forget. And although it is not so romantic you should not stop taking another leisurely stroll through the breathtaking Champs with the majestic Arc de Triomphe in the background.

Another of the quotes to which you must not miss is the obligatory visit to the Eiffel Tower, the most representative symbol of the city. It is a monument of over 300 meters high, sure you know very well, but do not cease to impress when you are at the base. It has a restaurant so it is a good place in which to take lunch. For dinner I have you booked the Moulin Rouge, the world’s most famous cabaret, where you can also enjoy an unforgettable spectacle, the legendary Paris cabaret.

Also in Paris there are a thousand and a place to hold cultural tourism. Due to the short break I recommend visiting the Museum of Louvre, one of the world’s most famous art museums along the Prado Museum in Madrid. And the Cathedral of Notre Dame, which alone has been able to star in countless films and stories. Not to mention the Palace of Versailles, a little out of town but with a unique beauty in the world.

Finally, if you have some time for leisure outside Disneyland Paris is the largest theme park Europe, where you can spend a fun time with Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse.

Toulouse is one of the major cities of France and Europe as any major city is traversed by a river, the Garonne. The sport that moves masses in Toulouse is the rugby and during my time there coincided that France hosted the World Cup, so the city was given to this sport and in almost every corner you might see a sign which refers to it.

The city is full of young people; this is because they are home to three universities and students from around the world who come to Toulouse to pursue their studies. Therefore has a very youthful and university environment.

As for architecture, Toulouse historically has been called the pink city, is that this is the predominant color of the old buildings. Without doubt the most emblematic and beautiful building of the whole city is the Piazza del Campidoglio. The city has metro, not at the level of major European cities but travel is very comfortable and clean. That if something draws attention where is located the driver? I hope your comment.

Regarding gastronomy in Toulouse there are restaurants for every taste, from very expensive to quite cheaply, but you can eat quite well without scratching much pocket. I was lucky enough to taste one of the best duck breast in my life at a very affordable price. We recommend that you look small and family restaurants in the center of the city, is usually eaten very well.

And finally, we could not talk without mentioning his Toulouse more international city; I’m referring to Henry Toulouse Lautrec. This is one of the leading representatives of impressionism in the world, a unique artist in the world whose signs are known worldwide. Curiously the museum is not in Toulouse, if not in a village a few miles away, but do not hesitate to take the train and visit, because the people are very nice and spectacular museum really worth it.

For the fifth consecutive year in Paris is transformed into a tropical capital, even for a few days. While palm trees are in transportable containers and giant pool assembly and disassembly in a short time, all Paris is preparing to enjoy their own and extravagant beach on the shores of the river Seine.

When the sun hits the French capital, Parisians can take a break and enjoy the artificial beaches and a gigantic pool that the city government makes available to everyone.

From seven o’clock you’ll see thousands of people walking to Paris Plage, in search of a comfortable space to enjoy the warmth and cultural and sporting activities of the artificial beach four miles, which overwhelmingly amended the heart of Paris during the hottest time of year.

Thus, while touring the city you see women in bikinis running time to reach some of the hundreds of chairs that are available during the days-long event. The same show of any tropical beach is transported to the streets, even with children and shovels, ready to build sand castles in the middle of town.

Between Marie and Sully bridges you can also find one of the major attractions: a pool of over 200 square feet to cool off and have fun. Two thousand tons of sand, more than fifty palm trees, outdoor showers, hundreds of sun beds and parasols, ice cream vendors and lifeguards help this holiday event, complete the landscape in the midst of the great city of light.

That is to say that all cultural activities are free and transport developed specifically for this event provides access to those who live far from the center of Paris.

The main idea why this event takes place is to provide a relief for the Parisians who can not go on holiday and that they can relax and cool off in the same city. Admission is also free for passengers. This will organize play areas, with beach-volley tennis and beach soccer. For the little kids find special recreation areas with industry to build sand castles and games with the guidance of a specially trained staff.

As the pool fills up very early, in some sections of the beach you will find walkways with a water spray and several portable showers that allow for continuous cool. Once you’re on the beach you will see lots of people sunbathing, reading or playing in the sand. There are also a few who dare to paddle through the waters of the Seine. Many are tempted to take a dip, but the river is contaminated and any attempt only sees the water.

Activities
The beach stretches to the foot of the City of Paris, so you’ll see many people in suits watching the volleyball and soccer games are organized in the sand. Other favorite activities are the bike riding and jogging. In several parts of the beach there are shops where you can rent equipment for these activities.

If you love the sport not much you can take a dance class like salsa. One of the main attractions is the spontaneous concerts that brighten the afternoon between tropical rhythms. Nor need someone offers you a rich and refreshing fruit juice that you can take in one of the tables and chairs ready for relaxation.

And if yours is reading, you can rent hammocks stretched between the trees especially. As a plus there is a loan service of books, because not for nothing Paris is considered the capital of culture.

In the evening concerts are programmed lighting effects and music during the night. Fun is guaranteed throughout the day.

The city of Venice was originally a port city, a city where commercialism was able to unite the East and West. Even the first tourists came here over 1000 years ago, and like almost everyone, were puzzled by this advanced city.

The Gallerie dell’Accademia is undoubtedly one of the greatest museums, important and famous of Venice today. The Accademia contains a fascinating collection of Venetian artists dating from the thirteenth century until the eighteenth century, and pictures of amazing artists like Titian, Tintoretto, and Giorgione.

Another site that stands out in this beautiful city is the Church of Frari; the XIII century church stands above all other churches in the city, especially by the fact that it has some impressive works, such as the Assumption of Titian, or the wall San Juan Batista de Donatello. Another church that stands out is the church of San Giovanni e Paolo, a thirteenth-century Gothic church which houses several tombs, works of great painters and frescoes of the New Testament.

The Basilica of San Marco is probably one of the most famous sites throughout the city. The monument is located on the Piazza San Marco, where the body was originally buried in San Marcos brought from Alexandria. The Basilica of San Marco was rebuilt three times, and this version XI century. Its Byzantine style, which was unusual for a Roman Catholic Church, is filled with replicas of Quadriga, the four horses that were brought from Constantinople in 1204 and now in the Museum of San Marco.

The Palazzo Ducale, the Doges Palace is located between the Basilica of San Marco and one of the main canals, and was built to rule the Serenissima and part of the Mediterranean for about 1000 years. The Palace is an impressive building full of masterpieces of the great Venetian artists as Veronese and Tintoretto, and the soils are the best pink and white marble, made to impress the leaders of other regions for hundreds of years. Here you can view the Duke’s private rooms, the conference room of the Assembly of Ten and the Bridge of Sighs, a palace with the impressive Palazzo delle Prigioni. The Palazzo Ducale is a fascinating place where one could see how the ancient maritime empire reigned.

The Grand Canal is Venice’s main street, the street that is known all over the world. The canal is lined with hundreds of old houses Byzantine, Gothic and plazas full of life. It is recommended to take the vaporetto water bus on which will take you to one of the Canalazzo while one can feel the 1000 years of history and see the iconic gondolas and water street posts.

The Piazza San Marco, Venice’s iconic square, is the true heart and lungs of the city. Here one can stroll through one of the world’s most beautiful places, full of cafes, shops, restaurants and the famous Campanile, the tallest structure in town.