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Learning French: Jouer à l’oreille: hit the right note with these musical phrases
Fine-tune your music-themed vocabulary for the fête de la musique on June 21
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Exploring Vienne's beautiful ancient towns: Chatellerault, Chauvigny and Montmorillon
Visit castles, admire medieval architecture, explore the local history, and uncover cultural gems
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Vienne attracts tourists with theme parks, zoos and hot air balloons
There is no shortage of activities for adventure seekers, such as bungee jumping, rock climbing, and thrill rides
Welcome to new Lascaux ... just like the real Lascaux
Long-awaited €57million replica of prehistoric art gallery will open in December 2015

The long-awaited €57million 'Lascaux 4' centre in Dordogne opens on December 15, with the grand new title of Le Centre International de l’Art Pariétal Montignac-Lascaux.
The original caves (Lascaux 1), which were discovered in 1940, contain a massive collection of cave art dating back 20,000 years. The caves were closed to the public in 1963 to preserve them - and became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979.
The replica Lascaux 2 opened in 1983, and has welcomed 10 million visitors.
Travelling exhibition Lascaux 3 was launched in 2012. It has so far visited Bordeaux, Brussels, Paris, Geneva, Chicago, Houston, Montreal, South Korea, and Japan.
Lascaux 4 will feature a complete replica of the entire caves, complete with copies of all the ancient artworks, down to the most minute detail - including lighting, temperature, humidity, and acoustics. There will also be displays showing how the region would have looked 20,000 years ago, and a visitor centre explaining the background and history of the site.