The 2nd day of our river cruise with A-ROSA on the Seine took us further upstream to the small town of Caudebec-en-Caux, which is also the westernmost pier of the A-ROSA on the Seine. From here to the mouth of the Atlantic, it is only about 50 kilometres. Caudebec-en-Caux is a relatively small town with about 2,300 inhabitants. As with many communities in Normandy, the name derives from the Old Scandinavian language: Caldebec means ‘cold bach’.
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In terms of area, Europe, together with Australia, is the smallest part of the country, but with more than 700 million inhabitants it is one of the more densely populated parts of the world. Europe, along with Asia, is the landmass of Eurasia. However, its culturally and historically independent development justifies its separation as a separate continent. The 10 largest cities in Europe are Istanbul, Moscow, London, Saint Petersburg, Berlin, Madrid, Kiev, Rome, Paris and Minsk.
Les Andelys, Chateau Gaillard & Castle of Vascoeuil (France)
After a quiet ride along the Seine, our first port on our river cruise with A-ROSA was the small town of Les Andelys, which is 85 kilometers northwest of Paris and 35 kilometers southeast of Rouen.
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After we had moved into our cabin on the A-ROSA VIVA at 2 p.m., we didn’t have much time until we dropped off at 9 p.m. But since today was really a beautiful Saturday afternoon with bright sunshine in Paris, we didn’t want to miss the opportunity to at least go back to the city for a short time to take some nice photos of the Eiffel Tower and the Louve ☼
» Read the full blog postSeine River Cruise with A-ROSA VIVA (France)
With A-ROSA we were already on the road in 2017, at that time we went along the Danube with ROSA BELLA: Vienna, Esztergom, Bratislava, Budapest and the World Heritage Site Wachau were on the agenda. We were incredibly excited to do a river cruise because it’s a slow, very slow trip. We were all the more pleased that we had the opportunity to go on a river cruise again this year. This time we went on the A-ROSA VIVA along …
» Read the full blog postThe monasteries of Meteora – a UNESCO World Heritage Site (Greece)
M E T E O R A – When we first heard the word, it immediately triggered something magical and mystical. The monasteries of Meteora have long been on our list of destinations that we really wanted to see. We were all the more pleased that this year, as part of our trip to Greece, it was successful to visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site 🙂
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After 3 wonderful days on the island of Kefalonia, our journey went back to the Greek mainland, because our destination was the town of Kalambaka in Thessaly. Here are the Meteora monasteries, a UNESCO World Heritage Sitethat we have always wanted to see 🙂
» Read the full blog postKefalonia – Tourist Attractions, Things to do & Photo spots (Greece)
Kefalonia is the largest Ionian island and at the same time the most diverse: white beaches, turquoise waters, secluded bays, romantic fishing villages, a unique natural phenomenon and a cave lake. All this and much more can be experienced on Kefalonia.
» Read the full blog postArgostoli – The capital of the island of Kefalonia (Greece)
Did you know that Greece consists of over 3,000 islands? 😲 That’s 82 percent of all the islands in the Mediterranean! These include islands, but also rocky islands, rocks and reefs, of which only a little more than 100 are inhabited. After 2 days to explore the sights of the capital Athens, our journey continued to Argostoli on the island of Kefalonia.
» Read the full blog postAthens – Tourist Attractions, Things to do & Photo spots (Greece)
Athens is certainly one of the most historically important cities in the world with an incredibly long and varied history. All the more we were pleased to explore the city with all its ancient buildings and Tourist Attractions on a beautiful day in June on our own 🙂
» Read the full blog postThe Acropolis – The landmark of Athens (Greece)
She has been on our bucket list for a long time and we have been looking forward to the moment when we would finally see it: the Acropolis of Athens.
» Read the full blog postOur travel plans for Athens, Kefalonia & Meteora (Greece)
After getting to know the islands of Mykonos, Santorini, Milos and Crete on a Cyclades cruise last year, we also wanted to explore the mainland of Greece this year. So it turned out that with Discover Greece we have put together a beautiful round trip that connects Athens, the island of Kefalonia and the monasteries of Meteora. Since Athens and the monasteries of Meteora have been on our bucket list for a very long time, we were looking forward to …
» Read the full blog postMadrid – Tourist Attractions, Things to do & Photo spots (Spain)
By chance we had seen a great offer for a Businss Class flight to Madrid with the holiday pirates. Since we didn’t know the capital of Spain yet, this was a good opportunity for a great weekend trip 🙂
» Read the full blog postStavanger & Our hike to the spectacular Preikestolen (Norway)
Stavanger is the last stop of our wonderful journey with AIDAsol through the Norwegian fjords. So far, we have experienced very beautiful and unforgettable moments on the cruise, which we will remember for a long time. Today in Stavanger will definitely be part of it 🙂
» Read the full blog postEidfjord – Flamsbahn, Bergen Railway & Waterfalls (Norway)
Our penultimate stop on the cruise with AIDAsol through Norway took us today to the small village of Eidfjord, which lies between the Hardangerfjord and the high mountains of Norway’s largest national park Hardangervidda.
» Read the full blog postAlesund – Aksla Viewpoint & the Strandafjellet Cable Car (Norway)
After we had explored the city of Trondheim yesterday in really great weather by kayak and also on foot on our own, our trip with AIDAsol went today to Alesund.
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