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Translation of "tours" into Latin

turones, Caesarodunum, Turonum are the top translations of "tours" into Latin. Sample translated sentence: He thus chose to go on a tour of South Africa during the apartheid era for purely financial reasons. ↔ Iam antea in Africa Australi contra apartheid et pro Indorum paritate contenderat.

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The capital of the Indre-et-Loire département, in Centre, in France [..]

Caesarodunum

Phrases similar to "tours" with translations into latin.

• A tour thro' the whole island of Great Britain A Tour through the Whole Island of Great Britain
• Chambray-lès-Tours Chambray-lès-Tours
• tour cursus · excursio · iter itineris · navigatio · perambulo
• Tour of Flanders Circuitus Flandriae
• 2014 Tour de France Circuitus Franciae 2014
• 2010 Tour de France Circuitus Franciae 2010
• 2012 Tour de France Circuitus Franciae 2012
• touring gladiatorial show adsifornus · assifornus

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Definition of tour verb from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

• tour something He toured America with his one-man show.
• She toured the country promoting her book.
• (+ adv./prep.) We spent four weeks touring around Europe.
• He's toured across Europe, the UK and North America.
• She is currently touring with her new band.
• He no longer tours.
• The band toured the UK last year.
• The town makes an ideal base for touring the Highlands.
• I was on my own as I toured round.
• We plan to tour all over the country.
• She has toured extensively in the US.
• The Beatles stopped touring years before.
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Herculaneum: A Tour In Latin

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Video in Latin from Herculaneum

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In 79 A.D. Mount Vesu­vius erupt­ed and laid waste to many towns around the Bay of Naples. Towns like Pom­peii, Stabi­ae, Oplon­tis, Bosco­re­ale and Herculaneum.

Introduction

Today we are going to take a walk along the 2000-year-old streets of Her­cu­la­neum, vis­it Roman hous­es, look at beau­ti­ful fres­coes, and learn about the town, its inhab­i­tants, and the eruption.

Accord­ing to tra­di­tion the erup­tion of Vesu­vius occurred in 79 A.D. on the 24th of August, a date that has been dis­put­ed of late; pri­or to this the vol­cano had been dor­mant for about 800 years.

Her­cu­la­neum had been inhab­it­ed since the 6th cen­tu­ry B.C. and was at the time of the erup­tion a wealthy town by the seafront with about 20 hectares and 4000 inhab­i­tants. But, as Mount Vesu­vius explod­ed the town was buried under 14–20 meters of clay, ash and soot. It was then lost for centuries.

In the ear­ly 18th cen­tu­ry the Roman town was redis­cov­ered and exca­va­tions begun in 1738. Things came, more or less, to a halt when Pom­peii was dis­cov­ered. The Her­cu­la­neum exca­va­tions became spo­radic for a long time, sim­ply because it was eas­i­er to con­cen­trate the efforts to Pom­peii. The pyro­clas­tic flow had been dif­fer­ent in Pom­peii and it was not buried as deep down as Herculaneum.

Dur­ing the 20th cen­tu­ry, exca­va­tions of Her­cu­la­neum start­ed for real again and instead of dig­ging in under­ground pas­sages and wells, as had pre­vi­ous­ly been the exca­va­tion tech­nique, archae­ol­o­gists now brought the sun back to shine upon Her­cu­la­neum for the first time since the eruption. 

The exca­vat­ed area is much small­er than that of Pom­peii, with 5 hectares com­pared to Pompeii’s 40. Although, as men­tioned, it is believed that Her­cu­la­neum as a whole was about 20 hectares, leav­ing a lot to be exca­vat­ed in the future (so excit­ing!). How­ev­er, Her­cu­la­neum is in many cas­es much bet­ter pre­served than it’s sis­ter town. Many hous­es are intact to the point where you can enter them and find the mosa­ic floors look almost new, the fres­coes on the walls shine in bril­liant colours and the ceil­ing still keep­ing you dry from the rain. The pyro­clas­tic flow in Her­cu­la­neum was excru­ci­at­ing­ly hot, and it car­bonised the town, pre­serv­ing even wood and oth­er organ­ic-based materials. 

It is a mar­vel­lous place to vis­it. So, fol­low along and walk the streets of Her­cu­la­neum with us by watch­ing the video. (And, if you can, go to Herculaneum!)

I high­ly sug­gest you watch the video to dis­cov­er the breath-tak­ing streets and hous­es of Her­cu­la­neum, but if you are on the go, you can lis­ten to the audio only here on Latinitium.com or in your favourite pod­cast app:

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Pro aqua oppidum

Abhinc tre­cen­tos annos, puteus non longe hinc fodiebatur sed pro aqua, alia inven­ta sunt. Pro aqua, hoc inven­tum est. Hoc oppidum quod post me vide­tis fer­unt Her­culem olim con­didisse. Et haec est causa cur voce­tur Her­cu­la­neum. Eamus nunc visum quale sit hoc pul­cher­ri­mum oppidum.

Anno undeoc­to­ges­i­mo post Chris­tum natum, mons Vesu­vius igni­um erup­tione cum alia tum hoc oppidum, Her­cu­la­neum, sepe­liv­it. Sed hodie, post tot annos, licet rur­sus in viis et in aed­ibus huius oppi­di ver­sari, quod est pul­cher­ri­mum. Eamus.

In ther­mopo­lio

In ther­mopo­lio nunc sumus. Huc Her­cu­lanei homines veniebant ut cibum sumer­ent Huc Her­cu­lanei homines veniebant ut cibum sumer­ent, ut pran­der­ent, ut for­t­asse cenarent—si forte esuriebant. Et post me vide­tis ali­ud con­clave, et in illo con­clavi pos­ti­co, homines poter­ant con­sidere et cibum sumere. Hoc non est solum ther­mopoli­um quod inve­niatur hic Her­cu­lanei. Sunt eti­am alia.

Min­er­va, Iuno, Hercules

In itinere, volo aliq­uid vobis pul­cher­ri­mi osten­dere. Ingre­di­a­mur hoc aed­i­fi­ci­um ubi sodales Augustales versa­ban­tur. Nunc ipsum est satis vac­u­um. Proh dolor! fere nihil restat, sed unum restat idque max­i­mum. Ven­ite huc. Ecce!

Hic vide­tis pul­cher­ri­mas pic­turas in opere tec­to­rio. Sunt ali­quatenus tri­tae et lac­er­ae, sed tamen, post fere duo mil­ia anno­rum, licet tamen dicere, has pic­turas esse bene con­ser­vatas. A sin­sis­tra, in illa pic­tura, vide­tis tres homines. Vide­tis Min­er­vam, Iunonem, Her­culem. Certe, Her­cules est max­imus hoc in oppi­do, quod oppidum olim condidit—vel sic fama fert. Sed est eti­am alia pic­tura in opere tec­to­rio fac­ta, ubi idem Her­cules osten­di­tur, effinig­i­tur: illic. Et haec omnia dicun­tur esse fac­ta eo sti­lo qui vocatur quar­tus; stilus quar­tus . Sunt enim varii stili pin­gen­di quibus usi sunt Pom­pei­is et Her­cu­lanei maxime.

Lau­ti­ti­ae pictae

In aed­ibus lautis­simis nunc ipsum sumus. Et volo vobis osten­dere pic­turas in opere tec­to­rio fac­tas, quae sunt sparsae qua­si per varia con­clavia huius loci. Quae hic osten­dun­tur non tam bene con­ser­vatae sunt sed a sin­is­tra, si sus­tu­leri­tis ocu­los, illic vide­tis ubi colum­na sus­ten­tat aliq­uid; eo ipso loco col­ores sunt nitidis­si­mi et vividis­si­mi. Est pul­cher­ri­mum, nonne? Sed pergamus.

In hac vil­la, praeter has pul­cher­ri­mas pic­turas, ali­ae res inven­tae sunt: tab­u­lae cer­atae inven­tae sunt. Cum loquimur de scrip­tis, de rebus scrip­tis, est alia vil­la, ali­ae aedes mul­to magis notae, ut puto, quae est, certe, Vil­la di Papyri . Et, ibi, pluri­ma volu­mi­na scrip­to­rum antiquo­rum inven­ta sunt. Sed, cum qua­si in car­bonem haec volu­mi­na abierint, dif­fi­cil­li­mum est ea leg­ere. Et per saec­u­la homines conati sunt haec evol­vere et tum destruc­ta omni­no perdi­ta sunt. Nos­tra autem memo­ria, novis art­ibus usi, homines doc­tis­si­mi potuerunt non­nul­la leg­ere. Et scimus in illa vil­la, Vil­la di Papyri , ser­vari cum alia tum opera quaedam philo­soph­i­ca scrip­toris, cui nomen est Philodemus.

Sed nuper nova quaedam inven­ta sunt Senecae His­to­ri­ae. Et, cum hoc cog­no­vis­sem, max­i­mo gau­dio atque stu­dio affec­tus sum. Et nunc cupio haec scrip­ta quam pri­mum leg­ere. Sed, quan­tum scio, non­dum in lucem edi­ta sunt. Proh dolor! viden­tur esse tan­tum­mo­do partes illius operis, sed nihilomi­nus erit pul­cher­ri­mum eas partes legere.

Lava­tum itur

Nunc sumus in apody­te­rio bal­n­earum et hic est locus ubi homines ves­ti­men­ta sua exue­bant ante­quam lavar­ent. Eamus lava­tum. His in bal­neis, fuit cal­dar­i­um, frigi­dar­i­um, et tep­i­dar­i­um. Et hic, humi, in pavi­men­to, pos­sumus videre pul­cher­ri­mum opus tes­sel­la­tum. Proh dolor, nobis nunc vide­tur inver­sum sed non licet tran­silire hunc funem.

Bal­neis viro­rum visis, nunc volo vobis osten­dere bre­vis­sime bal­neas fem­i­narum. Eti­am hic est opus tes­sel­la­tum pul­cher­ri­mum et mul­to melius servatum.

Ther­mopoli­um aliud

Mem­i­nis­tisne me paulo ante dixisse esse ther­mopo­lia satis mul­ta? Et ecce hic est alius locus ubi liceat cibum sumere vel saltem ubi licuit.

Oppor­tu­ni­tas Loci

Ut in omnibus oppidis, sic Her­cu­lanei quoque: ali­ae vil­lae sunt mag­nae ali­ae par­vae, ali­ae lau­tae, ali­ae lautis­si­mae. Et nunc sumus in una ex his vil­lis Et nunc sumus in una ex his vil­lis, mea qui­dem sen­ten­tia, lautis­simis. Nam haec vil­la, quam post me vide­tis, est pul­chra. Bene, non est max­i­ma for­t­asse, sed oppor­tu­ni­tas loci… Ecce! Haec enim vil­la sita est ad mare; immo, fere in ipsa ora mar­iti­ma. Qualis olim fuit? Haec vil­la spectabat mare. Prospec­tus hinc erat in mare. Nunc, certe, non iam adest mare, vel mare obduc­tum est. Sed antiquis tem­po­ribus ante erup­tionem igni­um illius mon­tis Vesu­vii illic erat mare. Et hinc erat prospec­tus in illud pul­cher­ri­mum mare.

Mul­tis aed­i­fici­is, viis, ali­is rebus pul­cher­rim­is et pror­sus mir­i­fi­cis visis, unum, certe, vidimus deesse… Ubi sunt inco­lae? Certe mor­tui sunt. Homines doc­ti per longum tem­pus puta­bant homines plerosque effugisse; non esse mor­tu­os illa calami­tate max­i­ma, illa erup­tione igni­um, sed effugisse. Tum abhinc annos circiter trig­in­ta, aliq­uid inven­tum est: ipsi inco­lae. Amplius tre­cen­ta cadav­era hic inven­ta sunt. Viden­tur huc fugisse cum coni­ugibus suis, cum liberis suis, cum ami­cis suis ut se… ut sibi quo­dammo­do salutem peter­ent. …sed frus­tra. Nam vapor­ibus qui nati sunt ex illa erup­tione igni­um inter­fec­ti sunt.

Illa calami­tas fac­ta est propter illam erup­tionem igni­um. Sed ut intel­lega­mus quan­ta fuer­it vis, specte­mus mon­tem qui post me est. Hic est mons qui coaluit ex illa mate­ria quae per vias, per aedes, per oppidum flux­it. Hic olim fuit ora mar­iti­ma sed, nunc est mons. Her­cu­la­neum, quod vidimus, est locus mir­i­fi­cus atque magnificus.

Est aliq­uid mirum posse per vias tam anti­quas ambu­lare et Latine loqui et scire eas vias, pari­etes aed­i­fi­cio­rum, hanc lin­guam, hunc ser­monem olim audi­isse. Est pul­cher­ri­mum. Sed quod maius est: hoc in oppi­do licet sen­tire, vere sen­tire qualis vita Romano­rum fuer­it, quae plerumque vita nobis tam long­in­qua atque aliena esse vide­tur; quam sem­per per scrip­ta cognoscimus, sed hic vere pos­sumus cognoscere hanc ipsam vitam.

Sed certe oportet eti­am mem­iner­imus finem esse imposi­tum huic oppi­do et his omnibus inco­l­is pes­si­mum. Neque pos­sumus illa cadav­era innu­mera spectare quin quo­dammo­do affi­ci­a­mur dolore. Tum ipsum sen­timus vere illos Romanos fuisse homines, neque tan­tum­mo­do scrip­ta nobis reliquisse et lin­guam dis­cen­dam sed fuisse homines qui vitam suam ager­ent, qui amar­ent, qui mor­eren­tur. Et nusquam, ita me di ament, melius haec gravis­si­ma atque pul­cher­ri­ma quam hic Her­cu­lanei pos­sumus cognoscere atque videre. Quam ob rem, maxime vobis suadeo ut Her­cu­la­neum ali­quan­do invisatis. Tantum’st.

Bene valete.

Andreas More­house ver­ba transcripsit.

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Tickets for the second, far more extensive leg, will be available via an artist presale starting Thursday (May 30) at 10 a.m. local time, with the general onsale kicking off on Friday (May 31) at 10 a.m. local time on LiveNation.com.

See the full list of dates and venues for the second leg of the Ando Enfocado 2024 U.S. Tour below:

Sept. 27 – Brooklyn, NY @ BK Paramount

Sept. 29 – Rosemont, IL @ Rosemont Theatre

Oct. 3 – Charlotte, NC @ The Fillmore Charlotte

Oct. 4 – Miami, FL @ The Fillmore Miami Beach

Oct. 6 – Atlanta, GA @ Coca Cola Roxy

Oct. 10 – Irving, TX  @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory 

Oct. 11 – San Antonio, TX @ Majestic Theatre

Oct. 12 – Hidalgo, TX @ Payne Arena

Oct. 13 – Houston, TX @ 713 Music Hall

Oct. 18 – El Paso, TX @ El Paso County Coliseum

Oct. 20 – Palm Desert, CA @ Acrisure Arena

Oct. 24 – San José, CA @ San Jose Civic

Oct. 25 – Inglewood, CA @ YouTube Theater

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Karol G, Kany García, Maria Becerra, and more Latin divas headlining concerts in Spain during the 2024 summer

C olombian superstar Karol G is set to electrify Spain with a remarkable series of four sold-out concerts at Madrid’s iconic Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. From July 20 to 23, she will draw an astounding 65,000 fans each night, solidifying her status as a reigning queen of contemporary Latin music. This historic feat underscores Latin American female artists‘ powerful presence and influence in the global music scene, with Spain becoming a central stage for their performances.

Karol G’s “Mañana Será Bonito” tour marks her sole stop in Spain as part of a broader European tour that includes Switzerland, Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Belgium, and Portugal. Her success follows the trail blazed by legendary Latin pop divas like Selena Quintanilla , Gloria Estefan , and Shakira , who opened doors for Spanish-speaking artists worldwide.

Joining Karol G in Spain this summer are several other distinguished Latin female artists, each contributing their unique flair to the vibrant cultural tapestry:

• Myriam Hernández : The Chilean songstress, celebrated for her romantic ballads and a career spanning over three decades, will perform at the Sant Jordi Club in Barcelona on July 4 and at La Nueva Coverta de Leganés in Madrid on July 5. Known for hits like “El hombre que yo amo,” which has garnered over 130 million Spotify streams, Hernández has collaborated with Karol G, notably at the Viña del Mar Festival.

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• Mon Laferte : Also hailing from Chile and now based in Mexico, Laferte is a powerhouse in the Latin music scene. With her hit “Tu falta de querer” amassing 500 million streams on Spotify, she continues to impress. Her “Autopoietica” tour will kick off in Galicia on July 6, headlining the Gozo Festival, and include stops in Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, London, Zurich, Stockholm, and several Spanish cities.
• Ana Gabriel : One of Mexico’s most revered vocalists, Ana Gabriel, will grace Spain with her presence on July 9 at Barcelona’s Forum, July 12 at Madrid’s Wizink Center, and July 14 at Valencia’s Marina Norte. With a five-decade career, Gabriel remains a towering figure in romantic music.
• Julieta Venegas: Fresh off her Latin Grammy win for her album “Tu Historia,” Venegas will perform in Madrid at Noches del Botánico on July 13 alongside Kevin Johansen. Her tour will also include Córdoba, Valencia, Fuengirola, Porreres, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, and Vienna stops.
• Kany García: The Puerto Rican singer-songwriter, winner of six Latin Grammys, will bring her dynamic pop sound to Spain, with performances in Barcelona on June 28, Madrid on June 29, and additional shows in Fuengirola, Valencia, and Gran Canaria.
• Olga Tañón: The dynamic merengue-pop diva from Puerto Rico will perform at the Cruïlla Festival in Barcelona on July 11, marking her only Spanish date on her European tour.
• Marisa Monte and Eva Ayllón: Representing Brazil and Peru, respectively, these artists will perform together on July 23 at Noches del Botánico in Madrid. Monte will also appear at Alma de Barcelona on July 18.
• Lila Downs: The Mexican world-music star will showcase her diverse musical repertoire as part of the Alma de Barcelona series.
• Maria Becerra: The Argentine sensation will join the Cruïlla lineup in Barcelona on July 10, adding her fresh urban sound.

This summer, Spain will resonate with the powerful voices and diverse sounds of these remarkable Latin divas. Each will bring their unique stories and styles to audiences across the country. Their concerts are performances and celebrations of Latin culture and its profound impact on the global music landscape.

A Free & Self-Guided Latin Quarter Walking Tour of Paris

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The Latin Quarter, otherwise known as the  Quartier Latin  in French, is a lively district with roots dating back to a time when Paris was known as Lutetia. Here’s a free and self-guided Latin Quarter walking tour. Along the way, you’ll discover some of the best bookstores in the city, get the chance to glimpse some history, and discover why the patron saint of Paris is no longer in her final resting place.

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If I were to give just one tip for this walking tour of the Latin Quarter (i.e. 5th arrondissement of Paris), it would be to ensure that you wear comfortable walking shoes. Although the route is predominantly flat, you’ll likely end up wanting to stop off at several of the sites and wander around.

For those who think that they’ll be seeing many cultural attractions and museums when in the French capital, I would also advise that you consider the Paris Pass. Though it’s a little pricey in its initial investment, this pass allows you to skip-the-line at many attractions and allows for entry into over sixty monuments and museums! Check here for Paris Pass prices and further information.

For further information on the Latin Quarter, be sure to read my guide to the 5th arrondissement . If you’re looking to stay in this area of the city (after all, basing yourself in this area means that you’re in a great spot from which to explore the rest of Paris) , then I highly recommend booking your accommodation in advance.

Walking time: 21 minutes

Distance covered: 1.6 km

For the very best cinnamon bun in the city, you simply must head to Circus Bakery . Newly opened and located along a pretty street close to the Notre Dame Cathedral, it’s also here where you’ll find some of the best coffee the city has to offer. Please note that as of late 2021, Circus bakery is permanently closed. Luckily, many of the same products that were for sale in Circus can now be found for sale in the Café in the Merci concept store in Le Marais.

The oldest tree in Paris can be found in the heart of Square René-Viviani , a pretty green space where many Parisians and tourists choose to picnic during the summer months.

Often said to date all the way back to the 1600s, this small piece of history is now propped up by concrete and wooden pillars. Nevertheless, be sure not to miss this quirk of history while in the area!

Of all the anglophone bookshops in Paris , Shakespeare & Co. is likely the most known of. Named for a bookshop which was opened by the American, Sylvia Beach, in 1919 and hosted some of the biggest names in writing during the era. During the 1920s, Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gertrude Stein, all frequented the store.

Today, a new and second bookstore of the same name is open as an ode to the original . Should you wish to visit for yourself, be sure to be prepared to queue. After all, the bookstore is tiny and space is limited. If you’re visiting Paris in the cherry blossom season , you can also expect to see plenty of pretty cherry flowers outside the store.

If you’ve ever searched for the most instagrammable spots in Paris, then no doubt you’ll have come across Odette Paris . Situated in the Latin Quarter, steps away from the Church of Saint- Julien-le-Pauvre, Odette serves some of the best choux buns in the city! Located along a cobbled lane, be sure to head there mid-week or earlier in the day if possible so as to capture the pretty coffee shop with fewer people around!

Truth be told, my favourite church in Paris is not Notre Dame, nor is it the Sacré-Coeur Basilica. Instead, the beauty of the St Severin ecclesiastical building makes it well worth a wander inside if you’re ever passing through the Latin Quarter.

Home to a rather unusual formation of arches designed so as to look like trees, once inside you’ll find a quiet place to sit and contemplate, away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the arrondissement. When visiting, be sure to stay as quiet as possible. It is a place of worship, after all!

Books spill out onto the street and the smell of freshly brewed coffee is ever-wafting down Rue Parchemenerie, the pretty Latin Quarter street where the Abbey Bookshop can be found.

Established several decades ago by Canadian Brian Spence, the store now counts some 35,000 titles among its offerings. At other times of the year, the Abbey Bookshop also offers book signings and talks, meaning that it’s always an exciting place to stop by if you’re in the area.

Of all the museums in Paris, none is so enthralling for a Classical History buff as that of the Musée de Cluny. Located between the intersection of what were once the two main streets in Roman Paris, the Cluny Museum offers both the chance to see what life may have been like during the Middle Ages, and also a glimpse of the former Roman bath houses. Nearby, several important Roman locations can be found. For more information, check out my guide to Roman Paris.

Paris is home to some of the most prestigious universities in the world. With this being said, no architecture of any university in France is perhaps as famous or as iconic as that of the Sorbonne University. Once known as the Sorbonne IV, the college takes its name from the Collège de Sorbonne which was founded as early as the 13th-century.

If you’re thirsty en-route to the other locations on this Latin Quarter tour or simply want to purchase a coffee or glass of wine, then I recommend sitting in one of the cafés at Place de la Sorbonne and simply watching the world go by. Want to know more about café culture in Paris? Here’s my guide to the art of ordering coffee in Paris.

Thought that Rome was the only place to have its own Pantheon? Think again. Sitting in pride of place and overlooking the rest of the city, as well as the ever-so-pretty Jardin du Luxembourg, the Paris Pantheon was originally constructed to serve as a place in which to house the relics of Saint Genevieve.

However, over time that purpose changed and now one of the greatest honours that a French citizen can be bestowed is to be interred in the Pantheon. Now, you can not only visit the final resting place of the likes of Voltaire and Marie Curie, but you can also pay to go up the Pantheon’s dome and enjoy one of the best panoramic views of Paris.

In a kind of returning to the source of sorts, this Latin Quarter walking tour ends where the Patron Saint of Paris now finds her final resting place. Lying in the shadows of the iconic Paris Pantheon, this beautiful church contains the shrine of Saint Genevieve, patron saint of Paris, as well as several architectural features of note.

Free to visit, once inside the  Paroisse Saint-Étienne-du-Mont , be sure not to miss the rood screen. Intricately carved, it dates all the way back to the 16th-century and is the last of its kind in Paris. Wait for one of the guided tours, and you can peek behind the scenes at some truly astonishing stained glass windows.

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'The Trilogy Tour' to make stop in Las Vegas this November

by Martha Cruz

Las Vegas (KSNV) — Three Latin music icons are joining forces with a one-of-a-kind concert experience, coming to the valley later this year.

Enrique Iglesias, Ricky Martin, and Pitbull, recently announced that they would be sharing the stage for the first time ever for their upcoming 'The Trilogy Tour.'

The limited, 19-date North American tour will begin on October 14 in Washington D.C., and end on December 10 in Vancouver, Canada.

The trio is slated to make a stop in Las Vegas on Friday, November 24, 2023, at T-Mobile Arena. Other stops include New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Seattle.

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Each artist will feature a unique headlining set at each show throughout the tour. Fans can expect an unforgettable night of music as the stars deliver a mix of their biggest career-spanning hits with influences of reggaeton, salsa pop, dance, and more.

A Verified Fan system through AXS will be used in anticipation of tickets being in high demand. Concert-goers will have the chance to register now through Sunday, June 4 at 11:59 p.m. ET for the verified presale.

Fans who are selected to receive an access code will be able to participate in the Verified Fan presale starting Wednesday, June 7. A limited number of tickets will then be sold during a general on sale starting Friday, June 9 at 10 a.m. PT, while supplies last.

For more information, or to register for the pre-sale, click here .

I've been a tour guide in Rome for 16 years. Here are 5 tourist attractions that are worth it and 5 you can skip.

• After 16 years of working as a tour guide in Rome , I've figured out the best attractions.
• I always recommend visiting the Park of the Aqueducts and the  Ostia Antica archeological site.
• But I think the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, and Mouth of Truth attractions are overcrowded. 

Rome is pretty crowded — the city welcomed a record-breaking 35 million tourists in 2023. Any gorgeous photos you see of breathtaking and empty piazzas were likely taken long before most people have woken up.

As a seasoned Roman tour guide for the past 16 years, I would never say certain attractions have no merit. But after years of interacting with travelers , I understand that people want alternatives.

Luckily, Rome has priceless art and artifacts around every corner.

Here are five popular attractions that are worth visiting, and five you might want to skip.

The Capitoline Museums offer plenty of art and archeological finds.

Located on Capitoline Hill, the Capitoline Museums offer a treasure trove of ancient Roman art and artifacts.

Despite their historical significance as some of the oldest public museums in the world , they're often overlooked by tourists.

The well-curated collections include masterpieces by renowned artists like Michelangelo and Caravaggio, ancient bronzes, and frescoes. It's a must-visit for any art enthusiast seeking a quieter, more intimate experience.

Don't miss the Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano.

As one of Rome's four major basilicas, San Giovanni in Laterano (also known as the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran) boasts a stunning display of baroque architecture and intricate frescoes.

It may not be as famous as some of Rome's other churches, but its grandeur and historical importance as the oldest papal basilica in the city make it a hidden gem worth exploring.

The Park of the Aqueducts is beautiful and full of history.

Escape the crowds and stagnant air of the city center and venture into a tranquil Park of the Aqueducts (Parco degli Acquedotti).

Here, you'll see towering arches of 11 aqueducts that once carried water to the heart of ancient Rome. It's a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll on the ancient Latin Road or a picnic away from the crowds.

The attraction also offers a unique perspective on the ingenuity of Roman engineering.

There's incredible art in the Basilica of Sant’Agostino.

Art lovers shouldn't miss the exquisite "Madonna dei Pellegrini" housed within the Cavalletti Chapel at Basilica di Sant'Agostino in Campo Marzio.

The dramatic interplay of light and shadow in Caravaggio's painting comes alive in the serene church, providing a captivating glimpse into the artist's unparalleled talent and revolutionary style.

A Roman vacation isn't complete without a trip to Ostia Antica.

Step back in time and explore the remarkably well-preserved ruins of Ostia Antica, Rome's ancient seaport.

The archaeological site offers a quieter and less time-consuming alternative to the crowds of Pompeii a little farther south. Visitors can wander through ancient streets, houses, and Roman theaters in a more peaceful setting than the Roman Forum.

Plus, you can enjoy a seafood lunch overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea after your visit .

On the other hand, the Vatican Museums are overcrowded.

Although the Vatican Museums are undeniably home to some of the world's most renowned art collections, they're almost always swarming with tourists.

The crowds and long queues can detract from your overall experience. In peak season , the Vatican easily sees 20,000 to 30,000 visitors a day.

It's virtually impossible to admire the art as you're shuttled through each gallery until everyone spills into the Sistine Chapel . Even the bathroom lines can be a 30-minute wait.

Unless you are willing to spend a lot of money on an official tour before the museums are open to the public or visit in the offseason , you should consider alternative attractions.

You can get a good view of the Colosseum without going inside.

As iconic as it may be, the Colosseum can be overwhelming, particularly during peak tourist seasons .

Its historical significance is undeniable, but exploring the ancient amphitheater can be a challenge among the swarms of visitors.

Acquiring tickets is also tricky. We often have to time our online purchases perfectly, refreshing the page in 10-minute intervals. Tickets sell out quickly and are sometimes resold by large companies.

Consider alternative viewpoints or guided tours for a more personalized experience. I also like taking in the exterior around 9 a.m. or in the evening when it lights up.

Walking the Appian Way might be a letdown.

The Appian Way is significant in Roman history as the oldest and most important road. But its appeal may be lost on the average tourist.

Nowadays, there are loads of bike and bus tours to the Catacombs along the road — making it crowded — and public transport there is difficult.

I suggest visiting the Park of the Aqueducts instead. It's an easy metro ride from Termini Station and offers a glimpse into what the Roman countryside would've been like.

Everyone wants a photo in front of the Trevi Fountain — and that's the problem.

Although undeniably one of Rome's most famous landmarks , the Trevi Fountain is often teeming with tourists jostling for the perfect selfie.

The sheer volume of visitors can detract from the fountain's beauty and significance, making it challenging to appreciate it in peace.

If you insist on throwing a coin in, go as early in the morning as possible — otherwise, it's a zoo.

I wouldn't wait in line for the Mouth of Truth.

Made famous by its appearance in classic films like "Roman Holiday," the Mouth of Truth may not live up to the hype for many visitors.

According to medieval legend, the stone mask will bite off the hand of any liar who enters its mouth, which has made it popular with tourists.

But the brief photo opportunity doesn't justify the long queues. Plus, it was probably just used as a drain cover in the Temple of Hercules.

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We booked the superior hotels and they were wonderful and food was great. All the transportation worked out.

Costa Rica's Natural Wonders

The hotels were clean and welcoming especially Cala Lodge in Monteverde. The beaches made up for this weakness though. Playa Blance was paradise.

Affordable Galapagos 8 Days Tour

The islands are great. The hotels are ok, except the one in Santa Cruz witch is great, Hotel Isla.

• 10% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Journey Across South America - 19 Days

The tour was well organized and covered an extraordinary amount of ground.

Essential Costa Rica - Package with Guanacaste

Good hotels, transport, drivers and outstanding guides. The wilds of Costa Rica and its peoples.

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Our guide, Ingrid, was fantastic. Kind, helpful, attentive to each person’s specific needs. She made sure everyone was included at all times, even the quiet people. The tour itself was excellent. We were able to tailor it to our specific needs. We saw 11 archeological sites whereas other people took in all the water activities. We would have liked a better estimate of food prices as we ended up spending vastly more than budgeted. Probably an average of $60 CAD per person each day. Still highly recommend.

A really good mix of hiking, culture, and exploration. I really enjoyed this tour, as it covers so many places that aren't otherwise accessible on your own. Arguable, Inca Trail was the highlight, but there was so much more. Ballesta Islands, Lake Titicaca, the Yungas Road in Bolivia, steak in Salta, etc etc. I enjoyed Bolivia much more than I expected (the museums in Potosi were world class). You have free time to explore the big cities such as La Paz on your own if you choose. Only downside were some inflexibility in restaurant choice. Overall a good trip I'll remember for a long time.

I thoroughly enjoyed my recent vacation The amazing accommodations, delectable cuisine, seamless transportation, would not have been achievable without the guidance of our exceptional tour guide, Lau. Without the support of TruTravel and Lau, the extensive exploration and diverse experiences within the ten-day duration would have been unattainable for me in Costa Rica.   Thanks to the meticulous planning and personal touch provided by TruTravel and the charismatic presence of Lau, I was able to explore diverse regions of this beautiful country and create memories that will undoubtedly last a lifetime. Lau played a pivotal role in enhancing the overall quality of the journey. She was a perfect blend of enjoyment and knowledge, demonstrating both care and entertainment throughout the trip. She had insightful recommendations for culinary delights and engaging activities.  It is a rare find to come across someone who can effortlessly blend professionalism with genuine care and charisma. This balance contributed significantly to the success of the journey. Lau was able to provide help dependent that was specifically tailored to each person within the group, going above and beyond to make sure we were all satisfied and taken care of. She was also able to provide various information on questions that were presented and we can see just how much she cared about the people she was with.   Lau’s influence transformed this vacation into a truly remarkable and unforgettable experience.

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"My guide was fabulous! Absolutely can’t say enough good things about him. Other than that, though, I was pretty disappointed with this tour. I’m honestly just not sure what I paid for? I guess hotels and transportation, but I feel like I could have organized this myself and saved a ton of money. It felt like NOTHING was included - no meals, no activities - everything worthwhile was an “optional add-on,” and the alternative was to just hang out at the beach. Which is fine, but again, something I could have sorted out on my own. I think y’all need to be more transparent about what you’re offering for the cost.

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"Spent four wonderful days at Tierra del Volcan. Braved the wind and rain for a bike ride to El Tambo. Condors, ibis,caracara, peregrine falcons, and smiles all around. Jorge and Maria are wonderful hosts and their love of the chagra culture and the Ecuadorian culture were inspiring. Thanks so much, And Empanadas!

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"Once again a dream that I realize Gorgoeous trip. This trip will not so fantastatic without Carmen our tour leader. She has excellent knowledge who was passionate about her country and love to share her culture and heritage with the group. She did that with her heart. Very good other guide also Keke for the Colca Canyon,... Varied activities, historical, homestay (communities), landscape, some animals (condors, other birds...), pisco sour, ... And also the wonderfull Inca trail (Yes I did it ;-))).Magic moments when we arrive to see the Matchu Pitchu after the 4 days of the trail. In more very good group good mood, atmosphere, ecouragments, partying... Good accomodation (big room, good located, ), good oragnized, excellent night bus (very confortable, space realy better than in Europe) . There are some long travel but it is like that. I come back with a lot of stars in my eyes !

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