Hotel Jehan de Beauce Chartres
19 Av Jehan de Beauce Chartres, Centre, 28000, France
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Versailles and Chartres
... many narrow and cobbled streets with a mixture of buildings… many half-timbered old buildings from the Elizabethan era, but rather helter skelter with newer constructions. Still very charming.
There is a big event of some kind being prepared for the cathedral tomorrow night, something to do with the 600the year from Joan of Arc’s birth, so we will decide in the morning if we will stick around for it or not… ...
Peter's version - he posts at last!
... that the European parliament is drafting up the framework to make it all happen seamlessly. Will there be a Euro zone the next time we come? The waiter at our restaurant last night - La Vieille Maison - gave us a book for our journey, a guide of restaurants and hotels, but all based around the Chefs - their smiling photos, their specialties and the price range. Gastronomy rules here. The listing for that ...
Built in thirty years.
... been lured by the cake shops and had purchased four macarons in varied colours and some hand made chocolates at the famous Chocolaterie. So that was dessert and we were ready to keep walking.
We have just about given up on the technology. Peter had a lengthy and difficult transaction in the Orange shop to settle once and for all if we could get SIMs for the iPad and phones. No luck with the iPad as you need a French bank account (we can blame the terrorists ...
Parlez vous Francais?
... and has had a little bathroom module put in the corner. Most important, it is about 50 metros from the cathedral! We slept well last night after our very physical day - Peter is still asleep as I write....
We braved it in the freezing cold to find a meal and ended up at the Cathedral Bistro where we enjoyed chicken casserole and and Peter had creme brûlée with mandarins and I blissed out on a cherry, almond and ice cream dessert that had a fair bit of alcohol in ...
A day at Chartres
... br> After viewing the Cathedral I set off on a walk of the old town, following a map provided by the Tourist Office. This was very impressive, its like you have gone back a couple of centuries in time. I loved the narrow windy roads lined with old wooden houses and stone bridges over the Eure River which runs through the old town.
After a late lunch in a square in the modern part of the town, I looked at the shops before coming back to ...
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