#maritime-heritage

#maritime-heritage

No introduction to Saint-Malo is complete without a stroll along the ramparts. These granite walls, rebuilt and reinforced over centuries, encircle the intra muros, the historic heart of the city by the port. The nearly two-kilometer circuit offers sweeping views of the Atlantic, the Fort National, and the distant Grand Bé. Walking the ramparts is like pacing the city's memory: narrow streets below hide cafés, boutique shops, and layers of architectural history.

A combination of a world record-breaking trawler, a floating lighthouse and a dizzying array of maritime objects that include a stuffed polar bear called Erik are all helping to make Hull one of the top 25 places in the world to visit in 2026. The East Yorkshire city is on the verge of completing an ambitious 70m transformation, which, supporters believe, will propel it into becoming an international tourist destination.

The Buffalo Maritime Center's replica of the Erie Canal Boat "Seneca Chief" will be pulling into port at Baldwinsville's Paper Mill Island on Friday before spending the weekend docked at Onondaga Lake Park. The replica packet boat arrives in Baldwinsville at 5 p.m. on Friday and will be open for public tours from 5:30 to 7. At Onondaga Lake Park, the boat will arrive on Saturday at noon, followed by a welcome ceremony at 12:30 p.m.