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Orvieto is a stunning hill top town in Umbria, Italy. At its pinnacle is Orvieto Duomo, a brilliant example of

On the 17th June this year, I walked in the second of four Via Francigena Marathons in Italy. The Francigena

Last year I visited the Musèe de Cluny in Paris to see the Lady and the Unicorn tapestries. Little did

‘Art should be about joy!’ David Hockney has been true to his words! And, to celebrate his 80th birthday, a

Grand-St-Bernard Pass is a gateway between Switzerland and Italy that has been used by travellers for thousands of years. But

Lausanne in situated on the shores of Lac Léman (Lake Geneva). When I visited I headed straight for Lausanne Cathedral.

Romainmôtier Abbey is the oldest Romanesque Abbey still being used as a Reform Church in Switzerland. I first became aware

The Via Francigena begins at Canterbury and then continues to Dover in order to cross the English Channel to Calais