Walk Schofield

In 1872, Maj. Gen. John M. Schofield, commanding general of the U.S. Army’s Pacific Division, visited the Hawaiian Islands to determine the defense capabilities of its ports. 
In December 1908, construction engineer Capt. Joseph C. Castner arrived a…

EURO 2016 stadiums

On this tour, we invite you to discover the cities and stadiums associated with the EURO 2016. On this tour: • you will learn key facts and statistics about the EURO 2016 stadiums and venues; • you may learn the stories about the sta…

LYON UNESCO : PLATEAU CROIX-ROUSSE

The plateau of la Croix Rousse is not part of the Lyon UNESCO site but its proximity with it and its historical and touristic interest, especially for the silk production, made us add it to our guided tours. The Croix-Rousse district is nicknamed &ldquo…

LYON UNESCO : AINAY

Ainay is the southern part of the Peninsula of Lyon. The Peninsula’s history began with the foundation of Lugdunumm in 43 BC: the Celtic village of ‘Condate’ in the north and the ‘Canabae’, a crafts and trade district in the south….

Vienne : Circuit of Heritage Trails

A brief history of Vienne The Vienne region has been inhabited since ancient times. In the 3rd century B.C., the Allobroges Gauls had a small village there which was elevated to the rank of capital. Its loyalty to Rome, during the Gallic war, earned Vie…

City Of Lyon

Lyon, a French city in the historic Rhône-Alpes region, is located at the junction of the Rhône and the Saône. Its centre bears witness to 2,000 years of history, with its Roman amphitheatre of the Three Gauls, the medieval and Renaiss…

Urbirun Lyon – Confluence and Old-Lyon

Distance: 10km (6.2mi)Elevation: flatDirection: clockwiseParks/Pedestrian: circa 80% (8km/5mi)Urban constraints: lowSuggested start: Bellecour Square /As any urbirun route, you can start whereever you want. Watch for the route direction. Public transpor…

LYON UNESCO : PRESQU’ILE

From the Gallo-Roman period and up until the XVIII century the Peninsula was limited in the south by the rue des Remparts d’Ainay and the rue Bourgelat and in the north by the Terreaux. Today, within the boundaries of the World Heritage site, from…

LYON UNESCO : PENTES CROIX-ROUSSE

The Croix-Rousse prolongs the Peninsula to the north between the Saône and the Rhône and is composed of two distinctive quarters: the slopes and the plateau of the hill. According to literature, ths hill owes its name to a cross built in 156…

LYON UNESCO : OLD LYON

A walk in the historical site of Lyon is a walk in time. From its foundation in 43 BC up until today, the city has maintained a permanent and continuous link with the periods that have marked its history. The urban development of Lyon is surprising and …

In Washington’s Shadow

Thank you for visiting In Washington’s Shadow, an African American walking tour located in historic Newburgh New York. This tour goes through the story of a once prestigious family of musicians called the Alsdorf, the AME Zion Churc…

Renato Brozzi in Traversetolo

This small but prestigious museum housed in Traversetolo’s Civic Centre, called “La Corte”, offers a glimpse of the art and life of Renato Brozzi (Traversetolo 1885-1963), a sculptor, engraver and goldsmith who was friends with Gabriel…

Llanrwst

This is a historical tour of Llanrwst market town. There are multiple commentaries provided by local residents, giving insights into various aspects of the town’s history. The Church of Saint Grwst and Gwydir Chapel are open everyday from 10.00 am…

Crossroads of Ohio: A Stroll through Columbus

Welcome to Columbus, the capital city of the great state of Ohio, named for the Italian explorer, Christopher Columbus. Today we’ll be exploring a variety of historical Columbus landmarks, everything from churches to museums to theatres! Are you r…

Santorini Water Walk Trail 2

The Santorini Walking Tours are follow pre-existing hiking routes on the island while pointing out water resource specific features along the trails.  On these walks, one will encounter historic rain water collecting systems, water’s use in a…

Santorini Water Walk Trail 1

The Santorini Walking Tours are follow pre-existing hiking routes on the island while pointing out water resource specific features along the trails.  On these walks, one will encounter historic rain water collecting systems, water’s use in a…

Santorini Island

Santorini is a small island in Greece which measure 83 km². This volcanic island has a population of about 15,000. In 1660 BC, the volcano awoke, causing the greatest cataclysm of antiquity. This will cause the island to be sprayed. It went from a …

Crystal Cove State Park Berns Environmental Study Loop

Welcome to the izi.TRAVEL Guide for the Michael and Tricia Berns Environmental Study Loop. The Berns Environmental Study Loop is an exciting, innovative facility that immerses visitors in the science of park management. Narrated by park interpreter Wint…

Sun Valley River Adventure

In this adventure you’ll be exploring Weir Gulch and the South Platte River and learning some basics about water quality, why it’s important, and how to measure it. Before you go on the Adventure watch the instructional video for how to use …

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