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Nicolas Dubreuil, explorer of the polar worlds, hunts with the Inuit. Whether by kayak or sled, hunting is the only way to survive.
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It is rare to see the gardens of the Château de Versailles in the snow. The stone and marble statues are wrapped in a green sheet, the foliage bends under the weight of the snowflakes and the topiaries are covered in white. Take a stroll through this setting so beloved of the Sun King, which has established itself as a masterpiece of 17th-century French art.
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Nearly 2,000 different plant species grow in Greenland. In order to survive the cold and the short summer season, they have developed survival strategies, such as dwarfism, that enable them to withstand difficult climatic conditions, in particular snow cover for much of the year and the cold.
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The Foz Côa archaeological park is located in the heart of the Upper Douro?s "terra quente" (warm lands), the largest known complex of cave paintings dating back to the Upper Palaeolithic period.
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Last October, aboard the MS Vivaldi belonging to the Strasbourg-based company CroisiEurope, we travelled up the Danube from its mouth on the Black Sea to Vienna in Austria.
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