Kyriad Dijon Centre
22 Av du Marechal Foch Dijon, Burgundy, 21000, France
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Bus 49, Where Art Thou?
Today we got up early and went for a morning jog towards the country. The green grass was hardly green as it was frosted over and the fields were painted white. The run was definitely invigorating and reminded me that I need to keep running despite our journey. We finished our jog and went back to the B&B and was told by the owner she was going to …
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Les Trois Glorieuses
... up of the town. For a couple of weeks earlier as we strolled around Beaune, I had noticed crews putting up rows of lights above the streets. In just the past week they had also put up some really fancy looking lighted decorations in the places and over major building entrances. Now, during the festivals, these would also be turned on each night. Our arrival time was perfect. Within minutes of parking our car ...
Back To School and Armistice Day
... through the playground. All of the students were outside, and a bunch of them ran over to me with a million questions – mostly about what playground games I knew (and of course I know so many!). One little guy wanted to know if I had met Michael Jackson.
Now, on to the topic of Armistice Day…….
It seems that ...
Differences
... bulk section in the US. This takes me a very long time, because I have to figure out which code to punch in, and also because I have to get the blasted plastic bags open. They have plastic bags here for their produce that only French people can open. Sometimes I think there is a hidden camera where the French people can watch the silly American woman wrangle with her “French Only” bag.
Also, when buying produce or ...
“Crème de Cassis” & Signage
... Reims region of France. [Again, any sparkling wine will do but don’t tell the French that.] A “Téméraire” is made from sparkling white wine made in Burgundy call “Crémant.” [“Téméraire” translates as “reckless” in English. Do you think this has to do with someone who drank to many of these?]
A “Kir Breton” or “Kir Normand” is drunk in the northwest of France ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Kyriad - Dijon Centre



