the loire valley is among the best places to see classic france vineyards, mediaeval towns and more thanestjumping off point for the wider region and is itself home to two of the most popular castles, including the chateau de chambord, a 16th—century masterpiece that many think leonardo da vinci had a hand in designing. in the summer months, you can head for brittany, which every year hosts a huge citywide art trail. it's 30 stages, taking the big attractions at the jules verne—inspired machines in the theme park. you'll have to pay to ride the great elephant or seaworld carousel. but many other sites on the routes are free. the beach town of boulogne is home to europe's biggest aquarium, and it's vast. there are about 1600 species and the main tank is so big, it takes about six weeks to fill. there are rotating exhibitions right now. augmented reality allows you to experience what life is like for creatures in the open seas. i'm in mont—saint—michel, in northern france, where an unlikely dish has become something of a tourist attraction. i'm getting into it the beat here. the med pilon

the loire valley is among the best places to see classic france — vineyards, medieval towns and mores the best jumping off point for the wider region and is itself home to two of the most popular castles, including the chateau de chambord, a 16th century masterpiece that many think leonardo da vinci had a hand in designing. in the summer months, you can head for nantes in brittany, which every year, hosts a huge citywide art trail. it's 30 stages, taking the big attractions at the jules verne—inspired machines de l'ile theme park. you have to pay to ride the great elephant — or sea world carousel. but many other sites on the route are free. the beach town of boulogne is home to europe's biggest aquarium. and it's vast. there are about 1,600 species at nausicaa and the main tank's so big it takes about six weeks to fill. there are rotating exhibitions. right now, augmented reality allows you to experience what life is like for creatures in the open seas. still to come on today's show — the canadian port that likes to blow its own horn. horns honking and the big bear hugs that could he

the loire valley is one of the most best places to see classic france, vineyards, mediaeval towns andts for the wider region and home to two of the most popular castles, including the chateau de shan bond, a 16th century masterpiece that many think leonardo da vinci had a hand in designing. in the summer months, you can head up to brittany which everywhere hosts a citywide art trail, 30 stages taking in attractions at the jules verne inspired machine theme park. you will have to pay to ride the great elephant or seaworld carousel but many other sites on the route are free. this beach town is home to europe's biggest aquarium and it is vast! there are about 1600 species at nautica in the main tank is so big it takes about six weeks to feel. there are rotating exhibitions and right now augmented reality allows you to what life is like all creatures in the open seas. still to come on today's show, the canadian boat that likes to blow its own horn! and the big bear hug that can help save a famous marsupialfrom extinction. that is quite the noise. that noise means you are close enough! sti

the loire valley is among the best places to see classic france — vineyards, medieval towns and moreand is itself home to two of the most popular castles, including the chateau de chambord, a 16th century masterpiece that many think leonardo da vinci had a hand in designing. in the summer months, you can head for nantes in brittany, which every year, hosts a huge citywide art trail. it's 30 stages, taking the big attractions at thejules verne—inspired machines de l'ile theme park. you have to pay to ride the great elephant — or sea world carousel. but many other sites on the route are free. the beach town of boulogne is home to europe's biggest aquarium. and it's vast. there are about 1,600 species at nausicaa and the main tank's so big it takes about six weeks to fill. there are rotating exhibitions. right now, augmented reality allows you to experience what life is like for creatures in the open seas. still to come on today's show — the canadian port that likes to blow its own horn. horns honking and the big bear hugs that could help save a famous marsupial from extinction. that's

we'll see how this loire valley lookout makes its warning heard for miles around. whistling] and a legless lizard that has perfected its snake impression. plus, this tail-slapping twosome shows us how to avoid getting any uninvited guests. but first, through the fog comes a couple of fox cubs ready to

the loire valley is among the best places to see classic france — vineyards, medieval towns and morey year, hosts a huge citywide art trail. it's 30 stages, taking the big attractions at the jules verne—inspired machines de l'ile theme park. you have to pay to ride the great elephant — or sea world carousel. but many other sites on the route are free. the beach town of boulogne is home to europe's biggest aquarium. and its vast. there are about 1,600 species at nausicaa and the main tank's so big it takes about six weeks to fill. there are rotating exhibitions. right now, augmented reality allows you to experience what life is like for creatures in the open seas. still to come on today's show — the canadian port that likes to blow its own horn. horns honking and the big bear hugs that could help save a famous marsupial from extinction. that's quite the noise! well, that noise is — you're close enough. so stick with us for that. i'm in mont saint—michel, in northern france, where an unlikely dish has become something of a tourist attraction. i'm getting into the beat here! the mere de