Novotel Nord Sorgues
Route De Carpentras Sorgues, French Riviera - Cote d'Azur, Provence, 84700, France
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24 décembre : Visite aux Baux-de-Provence
C'est la veille de Noël ce qui signifie que notre principale activité aujourd’hui sera de nous goinfrer en fin de soirée. Cela nous laisse donc le champ libre pour aller explorer un brin la Provence, d’autant que les magasins sont pratiquement tous fermés aujourd’hui. Il fait encore très beau aujourd’hui mais le Mistral souffle à pleins poumons. Comme le dit la chanson, il faudra bien se couvrir ! Nous choisissons d’aller ...
23 décembre : Préparation du Réveillon
... visiter le boucher de Patricia pour compléter les achats. Pendant que Sabine et Pat sont dans la boucherie, j’en profite pour faire un petit tout du cœur historique du village à la recherche de la maison de Nostradamus. Je ne l’ai pas trouvé mais j’en ai profité pour me balader un peu et profiter du beau ...
Ru-eens
... battering rams, etc.). They allegedly do catapult launch demonstrations in the summer, but alas, not at this time of year. The great advantage of going at this time of year, however, is that we had the place all but to ourselves! I think there were maybe three or four other couples there as we roamed in and out of the excavated rooms. Avoiding the crowds is certainly a great reason to come this time of year, and it's a theme you'll likely ...
Sur le Pont d'Avignon
... bridge that formerly crossed the Rhone river (it has since mostly fallen down), with many legends and also ties to the economic and cultural growth of the region. After Le Pont we strolled around the cathederale and jardins adjacent to the Palais, just in time for sunset and some gorgeous photo ops of Avignon, Villeneuve, and Ile de Piot.
As twilight surrounded us, we found a Christmas street fair being held in front of the Hotel de Ville. We got ...
Provence the guide books miss out
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The village is worth exploring and we meandered to the top where there is an old windmill and stunning views. The houses are individual and well kept, many have assorted beware of the cat signs for some reason – French sense of humour.
Also the village has more restaurants that are worth a look. The one opposite where we had eaten was full and buzzing – Cafe de la Poste. Mainly French diners as well so although not a Michelin starred place looks ...



