This post is also available in: FrançaisFrance under the Old Régime did not supply a great number of emigrants to its colonies across the Atlantic. In fact, just 15 000 Frenchmen and Frenchwomen sailed for Canada in the seventeenth century, and two-thirds of them stayed in the colony for a short period and either returned … Continue reading "Immigration from Old to New France"
This post is also available in: FrançaisFrance under the Old Régime did not supply a great number of emigrants to its colonies across the Atlantic. In fact, just 15 000 Frenchmen and Frenchwomen sailed for Canada in the seventeenth century, and two-thirds of them stayed in the colony for a short period and either returned … Continue reading "Immigration from Old to New France"
This post is also available in: FrançaisFrance under the Old Régime did not supply a great number of emigrants to its colonies across the Atlantic. In fact, just 15 000 Frenchmen and Frenchwomen sailed for Canada in the seventeenth century, and two-thirds of them stayed in the colony for a short period and either returned … Continue reading "Immigration from Old to New France"
Quel jugement peut-on porter sur le processus d’intégration sociale des italiens en France? Quelles sont les spécificités du phénomène au regard de la période historique et de la provenance des migrants? Dans quelle mesure le système d’assimilation français a-t-il influencé leur insertion sociale? Nous donnerons une réponse à toutes ces questions et à d’autres encore […]
“25 avril oblige, ce 5e thread sur l’histoire de l’immigration portugaise en France est consacré à la révolution des Œillets et ses conséquences sur les 800 000 Portugais qui vivent alors en France. 25 de Abril sempre (même en confinement)”
Immigrants on the 'S.S. Patricia' in New York harbor en route to Ellis Island, 1906.
These easy escapes offer the perfect relaxing counterpoint to Paris.
Dynamichrome has colorized moving portraits of immigrants passing through Ellis Island in the early 1900s.
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Growing up I used to drive through Castroville quite often. I would pass this old building that looked beautiful, but off, in Texas. It was only recently when I went to Castroville to stay at the Hillside Boutique Hotel that I learned about the history behind this beautiful city and all the fun things to do in Castroville, Texas. In 1844, Castroville was established bringing in many immigrants from the Alsatian region of France. The town and buildings were built like Europe and many of those buildings remain today. If you’re look for fun things to do while feeling like you’ve traveled far, Castroville makes for a beautiful weekend getaway. Explore the Historic Buildings Walking through Castroville is a bit like walking through history. There are so many buildings that remain standing. Some of them are people’s shops, some have been converted into restaurants, some are people’s homes, and some simply still stand with their beauty to be admired. You can grab a map from the Visitor’s Center that has a list of all the places to visit. Landmark Inn The Landmark Inn is an operational historic hotel and museum. If you want to learn about the history of the town as well as its development this place is filled with information to appreciate this city. Magnolia Filling Station Talking about shops being located in historic buildings. The Magnolia Filling Station has re-purposed this building to serve up coffee and drinks and was the perfect midday coffee break I needed. The Steinbach House The Steinbach house was actually a home imported from France as a donation to Castroville. You can walk inside and see the decor which was also donated from France. In the Spring, there are beautiful poppies growing outside, and walking around and through the house is just magical. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Texas Blogger – Travel (@mycurlyadventures_) on Aug 3, 2019 at 9:51am PDT Go for a Swim in Paradise Not only can you find a little bit of France in Texas, but you can also find a little bit of paradise! Paradise Canyon is a swimming oasis with beautiful waters. As a kid I remember jumping from those rocks in that picture below. Bring a car full of friends and enjoy a day of relaxing in a tube in the water, jumping from the rocks, picnicking and overall stunning views. Related Posts: 30+ Vacation Spots in TX on the Water Grab Pastries at a European Bakery If you’re looking for some Alsatian pastries, you have to check out the cutest little bakery, Haby’s Bakery, which is basically a Castroville tradition. Get there early for the largest selection of baked goodies! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Texas Blogger – Travel (@mycurlyadventures_) on Aug 9, 2019 at 9:35am PDT Related Posts: Honeymoon Destinations in Texas Have Lunch at Castroville Cafe Another spot in a historic home, Castroville Cafe is a quaint little spot with sandwiches and burgers. Many of them are named after Castroville spots or historic places. Go Shopping There are so many beautiful antique shops and boutiques in Castroville. We had fun checking out all of the unique goods. A couple of shops to note: Related Posts: Texas Gift ideas for the Texas Lover! Stay in a Beautiful Boutique Hotel With a pool overlooking the rolling hills and beautifully renovated new rooms, the Hillside Boutique Hotel in Castroville is an oasis in Texas. I almost felt like I was somewhere tropical rather than in Texas! Not to mention how incredible their food was. Check out my post all about our experience at Hillside Boutique Hotel. Permanently Closed These places may be permanently closed but still have a special place in our heart (plus we hate when we can’t find a place we previously remembered and enjoyed). So these remain on our list even though they may not exist anymore in case you hold onto memories of them the same way we do. We’re weird and sentimental. Granny M & Friends If you’re looking to support local artisans, this shop houses about 50 local artists and crafters full of fun goods of all kinds. The Alsatian Restaurant For a mixture of French & German flavors, head to the Alsatian Restaurant for beautiful decor and delicious food. We opted to order a German dish, the jaeger schnitzel, and a French dish, the chicken almondine.
Marseille is where urban grit meets Mediterranean beaches and immigrants embrace Provençal traditions. We present tips for traveling in France's oldest city, including lodging, must-see sites, and restaurants to try.
