From 12 to 14 June 2020, Artrotters is taking you to see Bizet's famous opera Carmen at one of the temples of Spanish opera, Barcelona's Liceu on La Rambla.
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It is along the south-east coast of the island of Zanzibar, bordering one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, that the Raguz family has planted its chain of intimate and discreet hotels, 'The Zanzibar Collection'. Facing the coral reef, the Baraza is one of those unspoilt edens where the blue of the sky and sea are the only limits to our dreams.
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"We live from the sea" is the motto of this island, 4 km long and 1.5 km wide, located off the Gulf of Morbihan. A paradise for sailors, fishermen and nature lovers, Houat is the perfect place to discover its exceptional flora and fauna, go cycling or follow the coastal paths.
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In Istanbul's Edinerkapi district, the church of Saint-Sauveur-in-Chora is home to some stunning mosaics and frescoes dating back to the Byzantine Empire.
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Approximately 1 hour from Nizwa, in the spectacular Ad-Dakhiliyah region, the Sahab by Al Nahda 4-star hotel is perched at an altitude of 2,000 m, on the edge of gorges carved out of the Jebel Al Akhdar massif on the Sayq plateau.
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Illustrated with talent by photographer Guillaume de Laubier, Je viens d'ici is a book written by Hervé Morin, President of the Normandy Region since 2015, in which he presents the personalities, landscapes and remarkable sites that he loves.
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Introduced by the Russians near Murmansk in the 1960s to provide new fishing resources, the red king crab has invaded the coasts of Norway and Svalbard, the islands halfway between Norway and the Pole.
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In the south-west of Tunisia, in the oasis of Tozeur, the Anantara group has just opened its first resort in North Africa.
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On board the MS Vivaldi, operated by the Strasbourg-based company CroisiEurope, we'll be travelling through Mitteleuropa. This is the Europe that, over the centuries, has been torn apart and built up in the Danube basin.
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