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In 2010, Lonely Planet consulted his public museums he liked, and from this vote drew up a list of the best museums in the world, which spread through his blog.
Of course, these are the most popular museums, and perhaps there are other very good but little known. However, it is interesting to know which of these famous museums are the most captivate travellers. Moreover, that fame is not in vain in these museums is where the most emblematic pieces of art and world history.
The trek is an adventure in that shy but wild way, which enshrined in a majestic mountain, it becomes lap of heaven, but that enigmatic journey through secret passages, hiding a mark of time and an illusion of perfection, a simple walk but ambitious, a path winding paths that await perennial and challenging, without distinguishing among beginners or experts, chosen by the traveller, the one who is passionate and bold.
Chosen that character to admire and capricious master tracks would you be you? The best treks in the world are waiting to prove it.
The Grand Tour 20 (GR20), France
With its 168 km long, connects through wonderfully varied landscape scenes Calenza communes and CONCAY, a distance of approximately 15 days.