top of page
Search


Best routes for business travellers
As well as being a major source of economic spin-offs, business tourism is an excellent way to showcase a region and its heritage. While the primary objective of a business trip is obviously professional, it is also often an opportunity to discover a city or a region. With JOOKS, you can take advantage of your run to discover the must-sees of your destination. In this article, we've put together our top routes in the cities most frequented by business travellers. London The b
audreyubertino
5 days ago4 min read


Running in Chaumont-Gistoux: in the heart of Walloon Brabant
Nestled in the east of Walloon Brabant, Chaumont-Gistoux is a commune where you can breathe easy. Here, there is no urban hustle and bustle or noisy main roads, but a succession of villages, sunken lanes, rolling countryside and characterful buildings. Running in Chaumont-Gistoux is like treating yourself to a green break, where physical exercise is combined with the discovery of a discreet, authentic area that is deeply attached to its rural identity. The ideal setting for y
audreyubertino
Feb 93 min read


Running in Los Angeles: the City of Angels
A world-famous Olympic city known for its film industry in Hollywood, Los Angeles is also one of the richest cities in the world and the second largest city in the United States after New York. A sprawling, cosmopolitan megalopolis, sometimes fantasised about, sometimes disparaged, the City of Angels embodies the American dream and, with it, its disillusions... The Beverly Hills neighbourhood and Hollywood Hill ‘Los Angeles, give yourself to me a little! Los Angeles, come to
audreyubertino
Feb 24 min read


Running in Soumagne: a stroll through the Pays de Herve
Located just 15 kilometres from the city of Liège, Soumagne is part of the Pays de Herve, a natural region renowned for its rolling landscapes, ancient hedgerows and charming villages. Explore this Walloon municipality with JOOKS by choosing one of the 10 routes offered by the municipality! Located on the Herve plateau, Soumagne comprises six villages: Ayeneux, Cerexhe-Heuseux, Evegnée-Tignée, Melen, Micheroux and Soumagne-Vallée. Characterised by its picturesque landscapes o
audreyubertino
Jan 263 min read


Running in Seoul: in the land of the morning calm
Seoul, the centuries-old capital, is a city of contrasts. Founded 2,000 years ago, it is brimming with temples and palaces, the legacy of the royal dynasties that ruled the country and its complex history. But the South Korean capital is also an ultra-modern and dynamic megacity, with its enormous shopping centres and forests of skyscrapers. From the sublime Changdeokgung Palace to the N Seoul Tower and the Hanok village of Bukchon, JOOKS takes you on a journey of discovery t
audreyubertino
Jan 194 min read


Running in Saint-André: at the heart of Réunion's soul
Located on the east coast of Reunion Island, Saint-André is a destination that combines Creole traditions, lush green landscapes and a rich cultural heritage. Known for its endless sugar cane fields and warm atmosphere, this town offers a true journey through the soul of Reunion Island. With its tropical climate, welcoming inhabitants and numerous sites to discover, Saint-André is an essential stop for anyone wishing to explore an authentic and friendly side of Réunion. The c
audreyubertino
Jan 123 min read


Running in Marseille: the Phocaean city
Built on the shores of the Mediterranean around 600 BC, Marseille is the oldest city in France and one of the most important ports in Europe. Known in ancient times as Massalia, it was founded by Greek merchants from Phocaea, located in present-day Turkey. Taking advantage of its privileged geographical location, they made the city a major trading hub in the ancient world. Today, this heritage, although subtle, is everywhere... The Old Port and Notre-Dame de la Garde ‘ Being
audreyubertino
Jan 53 min read


Running in Rome: the eternal city
For twenty-eight centuries, Italy's capital has extended its cultural and political influence across the Mediterranean. Running in Rome means going through nearly three millennia of architecture. You will discover its beautifully preserved ancient ruins. These stand alongside Baroque monuments and superb squares, as Rome is the cradle of the Italian Renaissance. The ruins of the Roman Forum ‘ He who has seen Rome has seen everything ,’ declared Goethe, the famous German poet,
audreyubertino
Dec 29, 20253 min read


Running in Namur: the capital of Wallonia
Located at the confluence of the Sambre and Meuse rivers, Namur is the heir to an ancient Roman city. Running in Namur means discovering the noble houses that have stood here over the centuries and admiring its rich architectural heritage. But it also means enjoying its many festivals in the heart of a modern and vibrant city! The Citadel of Namur The seventh largest city in Belgium in terms of area and eleventh in terms of population, Namur stands out first and foremost for
audreyubertino
Dec 22, 20254 min read


The most beautiful routes to enjoy in winter
Winter often means cold weather, shorter days and low spirits. However, it is also the season for snowflakes, festive lights and mulled wine. All the more reason to get out and about and let yourself be enchanted by the magic of winter, whether you're out for a run or a stroll. JOOKS takes you on a journey to discover the most beautiful winter routes, from Austria to Canada, via South Korea. Edinburgh Winter view of Edinburgh and its castle from Calton Hill Edinburgh in summe
audreyubertino
Dec 15, 20254 min read


Running in Barcelona: the city of Gaudí
Barcelona is both a city of art and history, known for its Gothic and Modernist architecture, and a party hotspot. A dynamic city where the sun always shines, giving it a perpetual holiday atmosphere, its beaches and boulevards offer a magnificent space of freedom for runners, walkers and cyclists. The iconic Sagrada Familia ‘ A thousand scents and a thousand colours, Barcelona has a thousand faces ,’ said artist Joan Manuel Serrat. The city that Frédéric Beigbeder describes
audreyubertino
Dec 8, 20254 min read


Running in Vesoul: the Nice of the East
Immortalised by Belgian singer Jacques Brel in his song ‘Vesoul’, the capital of Haute-Saône is home to many treasures. Classified as a ‘Heritage City’, the town boasts a magnificent medieval historic centre, built with limestone from nearby quarries. Vesoul also has a diverse natural heritage of lakes, hills and plains. Add to this a microclimate offering unrivalled sunshine in the region, and you will understand why Vesoul has earned its nickname ‘Nice of the East’. Thanks
audreyubertino
Dec 1, 20254 min read


Running in Lausanne: the pearl of Lake Geneva
With its feet in Lake Geneva, beautiful Lausanne stands facing the Alps and its parade of majestic mountains. This exceptional panorama makes the Swiss city an ideal place for excursions into the heart of nature – a green setting that hides a dynamic and lively city, at the crossroads of the worlds of sport and culture! View of Lake Geneva and the city of Lausanne Lausanne is the capital of the Canton of Vaud, located in the French-speaking part of western Switzerland: Suisse
audreyubertino
Nov 24, 20253 min read


Running in Eupen: capital of Ostbelgien
Located at the confluence of the Vesdre and Hill rivers, Eupen is a commercial and industrial town. It reached its peak in the 17th and 18th centuries thanks to the cloth industry. After being annexed to Prussia and then Germany, Eupen became Belgian in 1920 under the Treaty of Versailles. A welcoming city, the capital of Ostbelgien, the German-speaking community of Belgium, boasts a rich historical heritage, magnificent natural surroundings and excellent cuisine. View of the
audreyubertino
Nov 17, 20254 min read


Our steepest routes
Whether you've decided to train for a trail run or simply want to push yourself, JOOKS is here to help. If you're not the type to shy away from a challenge, we've put together a list of our routes with the most elevation gain. From Canada to Algeria via Greece and South Africa, get ready to sweat! Hong Kong Hong Kong Harbour With its unrivalled density, Hong Kong combines frenetic urbanism with nearby nature. Our ‘Hong Kong Island’ route will take you to the top of Victoria P
audreyubertino
Nov 10, 20254 min read


Running in Hong Kong: the Pearl of the Orient
Hong Kong, whose name means ‘fragrant harbour’, is one of the four Asian dragons. Running in Hong Kong means discovering a city of unparalleled density, linked to its historically isolated position. Its frenetic urbanism contrasts with the nature that surrounds it. Hong Kong, nestled at the foot of the mountains ‘ When I lived in Hong Kong, I felt like Hong Kong was my family. ’ This quote attributed to the famous actor Jet Li illustrates one of the often-praised aspects of t
audreyubertino
Nov 3, 20255 min read


Running in Villefontaine: at the gateway to Isère
Just 30 kilometres from Lyon, Villefontaine is a green oasis in the heart of Isère. Known in the region for its outlet village, ‘The Village’, this Isère commune has much more to offer than just shops. With its rich architectural heritage and, above all, its natural beauty, the town will charm you with its many attractions. JOOKS takes you on a journey of discovery through Villefontaine with audio-guided tours offered by the town, whether you are on foot, by bicycle or in a w
audreyubertino
Oct 27, 20254 min read


Running in Clermont-Ferrand: capital of Auvergne
At the foot of the Puy de Dôme and a stone's throw from the Auvergne Volcanoes Regional Nature Park, Clermont-Ferrand enjoys a strategic...
audreyubertino
Oct 20, 20253 min read


Running in Vienna: the splendours of the Empire
The birthplace of classical music, Austria's capital city boasts a historic centre, the Innere Stadt, which is listed as a World Heritage...
audreyubertino
Oct 13, 20255 min read


Running in Épinal: the city of images
Located on the banks of the Moselle River, the town of Épinal enjoys a privileged location in the heart of Europe, at the crossroads of...
audreyubertino
Oct 6, 20253 min read
bottom of page