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Travel Blogs from Carcassonne
Finally, Paris!
After our trip to Arles and Avignon, we spent the night at our hotel there in Aix and woke up early the next morning to catch the TGV bullet train to Paris! We arrived in Paris around 9am and immediately took a tour bus around the city. Our first stop was the Eiffel Tower! THAT was the highlight of my trip and what I had been waiting to see. After …
Incredibly well-restored walled town worth visit
From Spain I headed north into France where I wanted to visit the small city of Carcassonne. My trip started with some excitement as I had gotten up very early to catch the train from Barcelona to Carcassonne but the Metro stop for the train station isn't actually at the train station despite what the name implies. Fortunately I followed everyone …
Carcassonne, hey hola Felix et Denis!
... ha Dorien va a Madrid en auto mardi! ben coudont lets go, jva a madrid!Mega bouffe qui nous attend, wow on est traiter comme des rois, on mange et on boit! oh Attention au jambon!!! jpense quon sest toute peter la tete apres ce foutu jambon accrocher au plafond lol! apres un nombre inombrable de bouteilles de vin, oufff il sort le fort et les shooter! jai comme un feeling que ca va finir tard, cette soiree la!
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The Mighty Pyrenees
Our temperature control this morning was 3.5 degrees so we rugged up as we were heading into the mountains. There was a light snow falling already. We stopped first at Puivert, a gorgeous village in the hills and then drove further into the mountains to visit Chateau de Montsegur which is where the last Cathars were defeated and 220 were burnt at the stake in the 1200s. When we ...
Carcassonne Medieval City
Yesterday we were walking around inT shirts - today it is raining, windy and very cold. Our destination was Carcassonne - a walled medieval city. On arrival, we were struck by how perfectly intact the walls and structure was but on entering, we realised that it had been turned into a tourist venue with shops and restaurants. Noone lives within ...