The Tallac Historic Site encompasses the Baldwin Estate, the Pope Estate, and Valhalla, offering a fascinating glimpse into the region's rich history. Begin your tour at the Baldwin Museum, where exhibitions depict life in early Tahoe, showcasing artifacts and stories from the past. Next, explore the Pope House, which reflects a Gatsby-esque lifestyle with its grand kitchen and dining room. Conclude your visit by strolling through Valhalla, a stunning natural setting that hosts arts, music, and theater festivals throughout the year. Be sure to check the site’s website for a current listing of events and activities.

It almost feels as though your heart stops for the brief second in which you glance upon Emerald Bay for the first time: the beauty and grandeur of the emerald-green waters framed by towering trees and rugged mountains are second to none on the planet. As one of Lake Tahoe’s premier attractions, Emerald Bay is a must-see destination, whether you're hiking the scenic trails, visiting Vikingsholm Castle, or simply soaking in the majesty of this iconic spot.

Being an island in the Indian Ocean, Reunion naturally boasts a number of splendid beaches, some of the best being concentrated in the waterside stretch between the settlements of Saint-Gilles and l'Ermitage-Les-Bains. These beaches here are sheltered from strong waves by near-lying coral reefs. One of the prettiest white sand beaches on the island is the L’Hermitage, lined with trees to provide saving shade. The most stunning lagoons are to be found between St. Paul and Saint-Leu.

The Museum of Fine Art houses over 10,000 works of art, including many notable pieces, which were acquired after the building was rebuilt post-war. A curious initiative of the museum is the so-called "artothèque" — a library of art pieces, which locals are free to borrow for a short period of time.