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My flight from Madrid to Paris would deliver me to Orly Airport, south of the city. What a delight to fly into. It is not...
My confession is that I had never been to Lyon. Well, at least never inside the city proper. I had passed it in my rental...
It wasn’t that I had had enough of Madrid. I had spent my first night doing a tapas route while bumping into a bunch of...
I feel like I have spent an awful lot of time around the Vatican recently. There was Easter and there was the beatification two weeks...
So, what do you do when you need a break from Turin? The good news is that Piedmont is Italy’s new culinary region for cutting...
Our journey to Turin turned into a long day in the car. An adventure in the dead of winter involving a train and lots of...
Every time I go to Venice, I get caught in that star struck moment—is it live, is it Disney, or is it even Las Vegas?...
Italy is a strange and wonderful country. It is at once hopelessly inefficient, exasperating, and unfathomable. Its regions are fiercely independent and culturally alien to...
My mother was born in West Prussia in 1941. It was then part of Germany, but on 18 January 1945 the family received an "evacuation...
weather is hot in Rio de Janeiro and you have already been to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain to see the the Christ statue, the...
Teachers in Their Own Words
Everyone at ACIS is passionate about educational travel and could give you an overflowing list...
Sarah Bichsel