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VPG-DVD-163 - MARSEILLE Marseille is the oldest city in France and its largest commercial harbour in the Mediterranean. It is believed that in 600 B.C. travellers from the Greek town of Phokis founded the autonomous town of 'Massalia'. In the Middle Ages the city's main harbour was used by the crusaders to embark on their journey to Jerusalem and it rivalled those of the maritime republics of Genoa, Pisa and Venice. One of Marseille's main landmarks rises high above the harbour, the seafarers' church of Notre-Dame-De-La-Garde. It towers above the city like a fortress and on its bell tower is a gilded ten metre high figure of the Virgin Mary. Several hundred yachts of all sizes crowd into the old harbour where there is often little room for the comings and goings of modern day sailors. It is difficult to imagine that once near-starving slaves were forced to use their last ounce of strength to row their master's galleys into the harbour. Modern harbour complexes require a great deal of space as is well demonstrated by Marseille's new harbour and after Rotterdam it is the second largest in Europe. Two mighty fortresses overlook the harbour: the northern Fort Saint-Jean is the oldest and was used by the Order Of The Knights Of Malta; the Fort Saint Nicolas stands guard over the southern side of the narrow harbour entrance and was built in the 17th century. The tiny island of Chateau D`If was made famous due to a novel by Alexander Dumas, The Count Of Monte Christo. A small museum features many items related to this classic novel and visitors can search for the hole in the wall through which Edmond Dantès is said to have entered the Abbé Faria. A boat trip from Cassis leads to one of the most beautiful coastal areas in Europe: Les Calanques a unique nature reserve. Shining white limestone cliffs plunge more than four hundred metres into the deep blue sea and extend for twenty kilometres. Marseille - France's wonderful gateway to Africa!
Vista Point MARSEILLE France
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Added: 199 days ago
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PPI-DVD-105 - PortholeTV Ship: Ship: MV Columbus Great Lakes CruisingPorthole Cruise TV - Great Cruise Ships - Exotic DestinationsPorthole TV explores the beautiful Great Lake Region, North America's fresh water jewel boarding several US states & the Canadian Province of Ontario.  Also included is travel advice from travel professional, Mary Jean Tully and tips for cruising from Porthole Cruise Magazine's Publisher and Editor in Chief, Bill Panhoff.The MV Columbus departs from Windsor while passengers gaze across the river to Detroit, Michigan.  There are three choices of shore excursions offered and the fall is the best time for these excursions in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Duluth Minnesota, & Raspberry Island.  Ports of call include: St. James, Milwaukee, Chicago, Mackinac Island, Ste. Marie, Huron, Perry Sound, Port Colborne, Erie, Thunder Bay, Milwaukee, & Raspberry Island.
PortholeTV Ship: Ship: MV...
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Added: 199 days ago
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PPI-DVD-103 - PortholeTV Ship: Carnival Ecstasy Ports: Key West FL, CozumelWelcome to Porthole TV -- the magazine television series that features the cruise ship experience and its intriguing ports of call.Cruise Line's Ecstasy is showcased by Porthole TV's host Sidney Cohen.  The fantastic 4 day Western Caribbean journey departs from Miami to Key West, a short stop to the island of Playa Del Carmen, then Cozumel. Also included is travel advice from travel professional, Mary Jean Tully and tips for cruising from Porthole Cruise Magazine's Publisher and Editor in Chief, Bill Panhoff.• Key West boasts colorful bars, resteraunts and people.  Enjoy these destinations favorites, Sloppy Joe's Bar & Jimmy Buffet's Margaretville.  Ernest Hemmingway's home and museum is one on the shore excursions. • Visiting the Mayan Ruins or snorkeling in the Chen Rio are exciting excursions for the port of Cozumel. Choose from over 10 exciting excursions in Cozumel including everything from a horseback tour to a swim with dolphins or perhaps shopping for the cigar lover in the waterfront town of San Mequel.
PortholeTV Ship: Carnival...
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Added: 199 days ago
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PPI-DVD-101 - PortholeTV Classic ship: Regal Empress Ports: CharlottetownWelcome to Porthole TV -- the magazine television series that features the cruise ship experience and its intriguing ports of call.The Regal Empress is one the true classic cruise ships with timeless elegance enjoyed by travelers and industry professionals for over forty years.  Discover three fantastic ports of call for her Northern Itinerary; Newport, Rhode Island; Bar Harbor, Maine; and Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.  Also included is travel advice from travel professional, Mary Jean Tully and tips for cruising from Porthole Cruise Magazine's Publisher and Editor in Chief, Bill Panhoff. • Explore the nautical city of Newport, Rhode Island and visit Banisters Wharf, where Jacqueline Bouvier married John Kennedy.  • Go back in time while costumed guards take you through the resort town of Bar Harbor which has that fishing village appearance. • Take away a piece of history in the port of Prince Edward Island, the cradle of Canadian Confederation.
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Added: 199 days ago
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RDA-DVD-1048 - MontrealFrom the Producer of the Television Series; Goodtimes Travel, Destinations & Travel, TravelFeaturing:Downtown Montreal, Bagel Shop, Smoked Meat, Outremont, Notre-Dame Basilica, Museum, Cycling in Old Montreal, Botanical Garden, Olympic Park, Metro, ground Shopping, Mount-Royal, Park Jean-Drapeau, La Ronde, Festivals &More...
Montreal
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Added: 199 days ago
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