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Baladodiffusion de l'émission : La voix du libre (MP3)Join Now to Follow
La voix du libre est une émission de radio sur les logiciels libres diffusée sur les ondes de CKIA 88.3 (Basse ville de Québec - Canada)". Retrouvez toutes les semaines une entrevue ainsi que des capsules (nouvelles, agenda ...)
By La voix du libre
Tourcaster - Paris City GuideJoin Now to Follow
Paris is the City of Light, the epicenter of fashion and art, and where every girl wants to go to fall in love. Possibly the most well-known and visited European city, Paris is an enchanting dichotomy of old world traditions and modern innovations. Split into two sections of land by the Seine, the Right Bank includes the grands boulevards and the city's most monumental buildings, such as the Louvre. The Left Bank is cozier, known for its bars and restaurants, and the hip, bohemian crowd that wander the streets. It is no surprise that Paris is the most popular tourist destination in the world. If you are one of the 30 million people that plan to visit Paris, either now or in the future, here is some pertinent information about the city to help you along your journey.
By Tourcaster.com
Un Télescope dans vos oreillesJoin Now to Follow
Un télescope dans vos oreilles est le point de rencontre pour tout être humain désirant partager une information, une idée ou un commentaire inspirant. Peu importe le sujet, l'important est de nourrir notre curiosité. Unissons nos voix, unissons nos découvertes et baladodifusons chaque semaine sous la folie de Un télescope dans vos oreilles.
By Agence Télescope
Free Paris Audio GuideJoin Now to Follow
AUDIO GUIDE OF PARIS BY CITYZEUM.COM Welcome to one of the first free audio guides of Paris. Main travel sites are commented within our audio tours: Monuments (Tour Eiffel, Arc de Triomphe, Pantheon, Sacre Coeur …), museums (Louvre, Beaubourg, Orsay,…), squares and streets (Concorde, Vosges, Champs Elysees,…), gardens (Bois de Boulogne, Tuileries), statues, districts (Saint Germain, Montmartre, Madeleine, Opera, Marais…). You will be able to access also practical information such as opening times, prices, addresses,…in the detail of each MP3 file. All the sites are independent, which means that you are totally free to organise your trip. If you need itineraries or map, you may access our web site at http://www.cityzeum.com. You want more? 10 hours of audio tours are available for download on our site. Subscribe for free to this Podcast! Soon, new destinations will be opened : Barcelona, Madrid, London, Brussels, Marrakech, Fes, Goa, Roma, Amsterdam, New-York, Florence, Sicilia, Turkey, Venise, Saint-Petersburg, Moskow, Praha, Vienna, Angkor, Tokyo, Inde du Sud, Rajasthan, Greece, Egypt, Lyon, Lille, Corsica, Chateaux de la Loire, French wine tour, Brittany, Provence, Burgundy, Champagne, Provence, Marseille, Rouen, Reims, Poitiers, Avignon, Aix, Nantes, France, Italie, Ireland, Maroc, World Heritage… NB : this podcasts are also available in french.
By Cityzeum
ANTHONY from PARIS.Join Now to Follow
MAGNIFIQUE! Hello cloth ears-take a trip,-you have a friend in Paris waiting to share some bits & bobs- starting now...."burp"....soundseeing, music, Ooh la laa & all that.
By Anthony from Paris
Gadabout Paris on AudioJoin Now to Follow
We've got Paris on Audio. Articles. Stories. Life in Paris. Urban street art reviews. Restaurant reviews. Book reviews. Reviews on events, classes, tours and places. Information on very unique things to see, do and experience. Stories and experiences from expats living in Paris. Audio walking tours of Paris. And more. You name it and we've got it. All from people who have been living in Paris for years and can give the insider tips and information.
Tourcaster - Paris - Da Vinci Audio Tour Part IIJoin Now to Follow
This second part of the Da Vinci tour takes place inside the Louvre, taking a closer look at masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa, Madonna of the Rocks, and the Winged Victory of Samothrace which is not mentioned in the book, but a definite must see. Insert this part of the tour after stop #5 in Part I, or at a later time, it is up to you. The Grand Galerie is such an extensive exhibit of art, you could quite easily spend all day within the Louvre. The beauty of this tour is that you are in control, and can take the tour at your own pace.This is track one of a multi-track tour, to download the entire tour, visit www.Tourcaster.com
By Tourcaster.com
Tourcaster - Italy - Venice - The Scuola Grande di San Rocco Audio TourJoin Now to Follow
The Scuola Grande di San Rocco is a striking 16th century building, which houses a unique and incredibly impressive museum. The Scuola is a rather small building, but an absolute must visit for art lovers and worthy of almost any walk. It should move above many other Venetian sites in terms of visitor priority and you should definitely make the time to stop in here. Scuola is a Greek word that means an organization dedicated to prayer, assistance, and/or education. This religious confraternity, founded in 1478 to perform charitable acts, is dedicated to St. Roch, the patron saint of the sick. The Scuola is one of the most important treasure chests of Venetian paintings, a virtual shrine to the followers of Jacopo Tintoretto, and a dazzling monument to his work. It holds the largest collection of Tintoretto’s paintings anywhere with the walls and ceilings of the Great Upper Hall completely covered with his canvasses. Great Discoveries audio tour guides visitors through this wondrously unique building, pointing out and describing its most important artworks. This is track one of a multi-track tour, to download the complete tour, visit www.tourcaster.com.
By Tourcaster
FRED VIKTOR (FVK)Join Now to Follow
Fred Viktor live record... Hilton/Public Performance/Private Session... Whenever, wherever... N-Joy
By Fred Viktor
Tourcaster - Paris - Pere Lachaise Cemetery Audio TourJoin Now to Follow
The world's most visited cemetery is also also the largest in Paris, and is located in the 20th arrondissement. The cemetery somewhat resembles a park, thanks to the architect who designed it and the multitude of artists who created incredible sculptural tombs and vaults. When it was first established by Napoleon, the cemetery was thought to be too far outside the city, so the administrators actually created a marketing plan. The remains of several famous people were transferred to Père-Lachaise, in hopes that the general population would jump at the chance to be buried next to a famous person. The plan worked, making it the largest cemetery in Paris today.This is track one of a multi-track tour, to download the entire tour, visit www.Tourcaster.com
By Tourcaster.com
