Le Relais des Cinq Chateaux
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De la biere en France!
... la cathedrale, de conception romaine, avec ces deux grandes coupoles, puis le vieux quartier, qui nous donnne l'impression d'etre encore a l'epoque medieval, jusqu'au moment ou une auto tourne le coin! Puis le fameux pont Valentre qui surplombe la riviere Lot avec ses trois tourelles.
Pour finir la journee, quoi de mieux qu'une degustation des vin de Cahors au Malbec lounge!
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THE PAST TEN DAYS IN SOUTHERN FRANCE…
... Red wines with some substance- blends of Malbec, Merlot, Syrah, etc. REALLY GOOD! :-)
Oct. 21- Into nearby Cahors to see famous bridge over the river that kept the English invaders out of the town. (I know…it doesn’t make any sense to me either.) Then another beautiful drive to Saint-Cirq-Lapopie. (What better place than a town named after part of a ...
Dordogne - Bastides, chateaux and walnuts
... strong cupful and sip it appreciatively to savour the rich flavour and aroma.
Sarlat itself offered a cornucopia of produce especially at its Saturday market. The central square of the old town bustled with people. We bought a little supply for our picnic on the way to Domme - saucisson (salami like sausage) which were cheap at the end of the season, the girl assured us, and would keep for three months without refrigeration, wrapped in paper. We took ...
Everywhere we look, a bloody castle!
... I had stopped!,) am sitting in a cafe now at Chateaux Castlenaud, enjoying walnut cake and coffee, am watching a couple whole are touring France in a rather unusual way, by donkey. They have I unsaddled/unpacked him while they have a coffee. I thought he was one of the props here as he was tied up to the door of the toilets!, I have quite comfortably embraced the French approach to public toilets, which in most cases is one room, cubicles on one side, ...
Prehistoric Cave Paintings
... that they were working with primitive materials and without flashlights. There were efficient too - re-using curves from one animal for another, superimposing their drawings.
There were only 5 of us for the 2:15 tour at Fort de Combarelles. These engravings were incredibly detailed, but without colour as water has washed away the paint over time. The variety of animals seemed greater here: wooly rhino, mammoth, ...
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- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Pets allowed