Cruise the scenic Seine and explore the world of the Impressionist artists

So, for the first time in a very long time, TimOnTheTrain is off on an International adventure.

From grand châteaus to cobbled, homely streets, the waterways of France are bursting with sights of interest, and you can experience them the most relaxing way possible, on a barge cruise.

We’ve all heard the stories, be they from childhood or from an obsession with Disney. Boy meets girl. One of them is actually royalty. After some magical shenanigans, perhaps a misunderstanding or two, boy and girl live happily ever after.

Though we don’t really think about streets on a daily basis unless we’re trying to get to somewhere, it’s amazing just how many streets in the world can be a holiday destination in themselves.

One hundred years ago, on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month of 1918, Germany signed an Armistice with the Allies, marking the end of World War One.

From California's Disneyland to the emblematic Eiffel Tower in Paris, here's our run-down of the world's most photographed places.

You heard it on the grapevine…the best places to visit if your hobby is wine.

Holidays and hobbies, two things that many of us value highly when it comes to deciding how we spend our spare time. So, wouldn't it be neat if we could combine the two for the ultimate 'me time' experience?

Steam Railways were once ubiquitous throughout Europe and the arrival of the railway was an integral moment in the Industrial Revolution.

Today on The Journey Blog, we embark on two of France’s best heritage railways, as they wind through glorious countryside and bring history to life.

Rail holidays to France usually travel via Paris. Romance is rife in Paris and we’ve found some of the lesser known beauty spots to take your beau.