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alexthehamlin from MT I have been to France twice. Both times I drove along the Mediterranean coast. Both times I was disappointed to leave. Aside from the Read More
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Blue bicycle,Bitsch,France
here a friend was taking a photo of me
Skiing on France.Swiss border
Poppies at Chaumont-sur-Loire
Port Rive Gauche: The Living room
Port Rive Gauche: The Harbour
Port Rive Gauche: View from the living room
Port Rive Gauche: The Residence
Port Rive Gauche: View from the terrasse
Le Couvent d'Hérépian :Table d'Hotes
Le Couvent d'Hérépian :Treatments room
Le Couvent d'Hérépian : Library
Le Couvent d'Hérépian : Room
Le Couvent d'Hérépian : Honesty Bar
Le Couvent d'Hérépian : Spa
Les Jardins de saint Benoit :Restaurant
Les Jardins de saint Benoit :spa
Les Jardins de saint Benoit :Outdoor Massage
Les Jardins de saint Benoit : House
Les Jardibns de Saint Benoit: main building
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I have been to France twice. Both times I drove along the Mediterranean coast. Both times I was disappointed to leave. Aside from the occasional headache from the traffic and the... More |
While it's been a few years since I last visited Paris, there are a few things I can recommend to those going there on a short 3-5 day stay:
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Le Couvent d'Hérépian
Luxury Retreat & Spa
A gentle refuge cradled in ancient stone in the heart of the Haut-Languedoc. For lovers of more |
Life in the village as it was long ago among the Corbière vineyards,
the sea and the garrigue
For nature lovers, for children, for more |
Basic hotel, but very nice. The location is great especially if you want to hang out in the Latin Quarter. The breakfast is in a more |
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Why fight for an overpriced sun bed on the Côte d'Azur when you can have your own slice of paradise? We asked six writers who live in France to share their secret hideaways. Stephen Clarke starts in Gigaro, St Tropez's sleepy neighbour... moreArticle from guardian.co.uk Travel
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The annual event in the Jura Mountains of eastern France draws party-hearty wine lovers and serious oenophiles.... moreArticle from NYT > Travel
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Amid the vineyards of southern France, the Rivesaltes internment camp stands as a reminder of the past, and future site of a memorial and education center.... moreArticle from NYT > Travel
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Global warming, high levels of alcohol, the tension between international styles and indigenous traditions, the rising importance of what Jacqueline Friedrich calls hyper-natural wines, counterfeit wines — these concerns are much easier to list than they are to allay.... moreArticle from International Herald Tribune
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A cellar in Paris or a sky bar in Bangkok? Effortless Mediterranean white or midnight samba in downtown Rio? Guardian deputy travel editor Isabel Choat on her favourite bars of all time... moreArticle from Guardian Unlimited
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