Arthur Benichou

1 month ago | en-vols.com | Arthur Benichou

As French painting goes, the Impressionist movement was born out of a drive to disrupt the classical rules upheld by the art community. With detractors such as Renoir, Monet and Pissarro, Impressionism was a huge step forward in the conception of modern art as we see it today. Northern French towns such as Giverny and Honfleur played an important role in the development of this artistic movement, providing the inspiration for such a work.

2 months ago | en-vols.com | Arthur Benichou

Europe is a treasure trove of history, art, and architectural wonders, offering travelers a glimpse into centuries of cultural heritage. From the sun-drenched palaces of southern Spain to the timeless canals of Venice and Amsterdam, the continent is home to some of the most iconic and awe-inspiring monuments in the world. Aqua, a bank card and online banking agency, has endeavoured to rank the over 600 monuments and attractions across Europe.

2 months ago | en-vols.com | Arthur Benichou

The ‘City of the Sassi,’ Matera is the oldest still inhabited town in Italy. Located in the heart of the Basilicata region in the south of the country, Matera is a city that draws in tourists with its rock art and its strong cultural impact on a national scale. Some of its most ancient remains date back to the Stone Age, making it one of the oldest human settlements in the world. Would you like to visit Italy?

2 months ago | en-vols.com | Arthur Benichou

Honouring excellence in tourism and travel, the World Travel Awards recognise numerous recognitions in the world of tourism each year. With more than seven certifications obtained for 2024, the Philippines stood out during this edition and remained, for the third year running, the best seaside resort in the whole of Asia. Travelling to the Philippines? Read more on the topic to better prepare your journey:When is the best time of the year to go to the Philippines?

2 months ago | en-vols.com | Arthur Benichou

Just like manga and Japanese animation, Korean series have become increasingly popular outside of their home country. With elements of action, science fiction and horror, their scripts are now written differently and can rival some Hollywood blockbusters. Here are five must-watch series. This series tells the story of a young boy, Eugene Choi. During the Korean Expedition of 1871, he boarded an American military ship to escape slavery.