Central Montargis

... 8220;Fontainebleau<br>style&#8221;: it combined sculpture, metalwork, painting, stucco and<br>woodwork, and outdoors introduced the patterned garden parterre. The<br>Fontainebleau style combined allegorical paintings in moulded<br>plasterwork where the framing was treated as if it were leather or<br>paper, slashed ...

... of Paris, France. It is located primarily in the<br>arrondissement of Fontainebleau in the southwestern part of the<br>department of Seine-et-Marne.<br> <br>Most of it also lies in the canton of Fontainebleau, although parts of<br>it extend into ...

... br>In the new town : the Church (11th &#8211; 12th &#8211; 13th &#8211; 14th centuries), the&#8230;<br>

... sensation of<br>being able to &#8217;embrace&#8217; the gardens at a glance. This is for the most<br>part, however, an illusion deliberately and skillfully maintained by LE<br>NÔTRE.<br> The gardens of Vaux-le-Vicomte sweep along a grand<br>perspective, of almost a mile and a half (3km ...

... 8221; castle from the<br>early 17th century, surrounded by a moat from an earlier feudal<br>fortress. With its two horseshoe staircases, it echoes the famous<br>Fontainebleau castle nearby.<br>

All about moret sur loing&#8217;s castle Former<br>fortified city, illustrated by Sisley, the town is guarded by two gates<br>and a dungeon (from the 12th century). Notre-Dame Church (12th and 16th<br>century), façade François 1st. Old streets and houses from the<br>Renaissance. Sound and light show with ...

... friend Amira, saying that her alarm went off. Luckily our resident director was cool, and we waited for her, and then we were off in our large, tour-sized bus. It's actually quite humorous when you think about it that 9 people get this huge bus to ourselves. It was definitely spacious. <br>The first chateau we saw was Fontainebleau (pronounced FontainBlow. Not FontaineBlue). We got out of the bus, and of course it started ...

... we were quite at home in a campsite full of lovely chatty people. <br>Isn't it amazing how some things turn out?<br>We had such a great evening. We met Christelle from Paris, who spoke English very well and her two gorgeous children. Christelle's Mum was a delight and plied us with gifts - a bottle of wine, cheeses and homemade rhubarb marmalade. Thank you so much for making us feel welcome we so enjoyed your company.<br><br>

... so I had two beers (Leffe Blonde), and they were absolute *****. I was so thirsty, I drank one and a bit, but I couldn&#8217;t drink the second one to the end. Even Rochelle hated it. The ice-cream was bad, but not inedible (Rochelle says the sorbet was fine, so there you go). Lovely pictures, though.<br><br>We had a beautiful dinner across the road, including a home-made raisin mustard, which the waiter was very proud of.

Eelnevalt olime oma teekonda miskipärast ka ära märkinud sellise koha nagu Montargis. Kohapeale jõudes ei meenunud aga kummalegi põhjus, mida me sealt otsisime. Kuna seal oli mitmeid chocolaterie'sid, siis otsustasime, et järelikult need olidki põhjuseks. Mitte, et me sealt mitmekümne euroseid &#353;okolaade oleks soovinud osta! Cappuccino vahukoorega läks õigesse kohta see-eest.