La Bastide des Grands Cypres
Travel Blogs from Roussillon
Blog number 2
Day 4
So day 4 was a rest day. I rested.
I also went to see the Tank museum, which seemed a little out of place in this quaint little town, though Saumur is famed for its military horses so i suppose there is a connection. Anyway, this place has more tanks than i think the whole of Afghanistan! Very fascinating visit and i have also found a new way to commute, i think any road rage from other road users against me would very quickly ...
Csipkerózsika és kertek minden mennyiségben
... a kastély éke és nevezetessége a kertje, amely a mai formáját a XX. század elején és közepén kapta, mikoris 1906-ban Joachim Carvallo megvette. Azóta is a család tulajdonában van, a jelenlegi tulaj pedig a dédunokája. Az épület megvétele anno azt a célt szolgálta, hogy a család a XVII. századi spanyol festészet iránti szenvedélyének hódolva beszerzett gyűjteményét valahol kiállítsa. Na de térjünk rá a kertre, amely a tulaj és felesége ...
Chateaux of the Loire II
... Rooms at most local inns and B&Bs throughout Europe and the UK are very small, but most take full advantage of every bit of space and are typically well appointed.
Parking is much the same – very tight quarters. Randy does a great job driving here and our new Volvo will be due for service by the time we drop it off at the Delivery Center in Sweden at the end of ...
10 days in Paradise!
... flopped out beside the pool taking regular freshen up sessions in the pool (clearly a hard life!) haha.
On Wednesday night we went to visit some family friends, Jean-Francois, Veronique, Cassandre and Thibault L’Hermite) as they were staying in a Gite not too far away in Saint Saturnin les Apt. It was a lovely night of wood fired barbequed food, local produce and AMAZING rosé haha. If any of you ever have the chance ...
Chateaux of the Loire I
... but mine would be Villandry and its incredible gardens. More on that later.
Our first chateau was that at Azay-le-Ridieu. Comparatively modest, the most memorable feature (at least for Randy) were the exquisitely hand-carved rafters in the attics. All embellished with the year, monograms and family coat-of-arms.
After much discussion with ...
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Other places to stay in Roussillon
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La Petite Auberge du Roussillon
Le Bois de la Cour , Roussillon | Hotelfrom $97 -
Hotel Les Sables d'Ocre
Quartier Les Sablieres, Roussillon | Hotelfrom $142 -
Le Clos de la Glycine
Place de la poste, Roussillon | 3 star hotel -
Hotel Reves d'Ocres
Route de Gordes, Roussillon | Hotelfrom $103
