Flybe / March 2019

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Destinations
F L I G H T D E TA I L S
Flybe has flights to Belfast City from Aberdeen, Birmingham, Cardiff, Doncaster Sheffield,
East Midlands, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, Inverness, Leeds Bradford, Liverpool
(from 11th May), London City, Manchester, Newquay (direct flights from 25th May) and
Southampton.
BELFAST C I TY
Treat yourself to a meal at Shu, a
contemporary restaurant on the
Lisburn Road, with a superb menu.
Stand-out mains include Roast Hake with
Purple Broccoli, Romanesco, Miso Dressing
and Smoked Almonds; Blade of Beef with
Horseradish and Sourdough Crust, Purple
Broccoli, Potato Croquette and Beetroot
Purée; Crispy Pork Belly, Potato Gratin,
Cauliflower Purée and Cider-soaked
Raisins; and Baked Aubergine with Split
Lentil Curry and Pomegranate Dressing.
Finish with Pear Parfait with Malt and
Almond Crumb.
BERGERAC
Increase your knowledge of Bergerac
wines with a Vineyard Tour. The
vineyards stretch out on both sides
of the River Dordogne, covering more
than 32,000 acres. Bergerac Wine Tours
will take you to châteaux with award-
winning labels, and you will learn about
(and taste) organic wines and organic
production methods. You’ll also visit
several local, food-producing farms where
you can sample some of the delicacies
the Aquitaine region is most famous for,
including plums, chocolate and cheese.
AV I GNON
Tiny Musée Angladon is located in a
beautiful 18th-century townhouse,
and displays the exclusive private
collection of Jacques Doucet, a
famous Parisian fashion designer and
philanthropist. You’ll find a rich collection
of 19th- and 20th-century paintings,
including works by Daumier, Degas, Sisley,
Cézanne, Picasso, Foujita and Modigliani,
as well as Les Wagons de Chemin de
Fer (the Railway Wagons), the only Van
Gogh painting permanently exhibited in
Provence. Also on display are recreations
of 18th-century living rooms, drawings,
and furnishings.
BERL I N-TEGEL
For a shot of culture, be sure
to visit Berlin’s Museum Island
(Museumsinsel). A magnificent
work of art, this outstanding ensemble
of five world-renowned museums was
built on a small island in the Spree
River between 1824 and 1930 and
awarded UNESCO World Heritage
Status in 1999. The ensemble showcases
its magnificent collections of art and
cultural artefacts spanning several
millennia from Europe and the wider
Mediterranean region, including
the bust of the Egyptian queen Nefertiti.
BAST I A -CORS I CA
Hôtel Des Gouverneurs is a seafront
property in the pedestrianised citadel
area of Bastia, with panoramic views
over the port and along the coast. It’s
just 90 metres from Bastia Museum, two
minutes’ walk from the Old Port and five
minutes’ walk from the city centre. The
en-suite, air-conditioned rooms feature
a flat-screen TV, while suites have a
seating area and a sea view. There’s an
indoor pool, and a spa with a sauna and
hammam. There’s no restaurant but a
buffet or continental breakfast is served
every morning.
F L I G H T D E TA I L S
Flybe has flights to Avignon from
Birmingham and Southampton (both
from 25th May).
F L I G H T D E TA I L S
Flybe has flights to Bastia from
Birmingham and Southampton (both
from 26th May).
F L I G H T D E TA I L S
Flybe has flights to Bergerac from
Birmingham (from 31st March),
Edinburgh (from 25th May), Exeter (from
27th April) and Southampton.
F L I G H T D E TA I L S
Flybe has flights to Berlin-Tegel from
Birmingham and Cardiff (until 28th
March).