 | Nantes, France |
68 reviews 
30 reviews 
15 reviews 12 reviews 23 reviews 8 reviews 1 review 
8 reviews 11 reviews 29 reviews 17 reviews 2 reviews 7 reviews 2 reviews 4 reviews 26 reviews 25 reviews 
4 reviews 13 reviews 9 reviews 12 reviews 
1 review 53 reviews 6 reviews 20 reviews 4 reviews 39 reviews 5 reviews 30 reviews 37 reviews 1 review 8 reviews 3 reviews 1 review 1 review 1 review
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
... away on the TGV, it is close to the Atlantic coast, situated on three rivers, the most important being the Loire. France considers Nantes to be part of the Department of the Loire, and it is advertised to tourists as part of the Loire-Atlantic region ( ...
... JPII, photo (i) Benedict XVI, photo (j) Christian cartoon/drawing. According to Mme Bodet, although faith is becoming less and less in France, people in the west still go to church. She invited me to go with the two oldest kids, Louis-Marie and Marie- ...
... supermarket - they pride themselves on going personally to the marketplace and picking out the best of the produce/cheese/meat/etc. or to the boulangerie and getting fresh baguettes each day). Nantes is beautiful, but the weather here is definitely
4 place Marc-Elder, Nantes, Pays de la Loire, France
9 rue du Roi Albert, Nantes, Pays de la Loire, France
Les Chantiers, Bd Leon Bureau Nantes, Pays de la Loire, France
3 rue de l'Hermitage, Nantes, Pays de la Loire, France
|
Top 5 funny French town names
Posted on Jul 14, 2008, 18:06:51
... we needed some more potty humour in here, The Venere blog has come up with five of the funniest names for towns in France...drumroll please... 1. Condom According to our sources not an actual member of the association, but too good not to mention. This ...
|
|
Eifel towe
Posted on Aug 19, 2008, 10:12:11
I loved Bordeaux and Marseille. Nantes and Rennes (northwest) are great too. The Périgord region in Aquitaine (southwest) seems absolutely gorgeous ; I plan to go there in late September, it has lots and lots of nice small villages. You can Google some ...
|
|
|
Starter Kit for Québec
Posted on May 1, 2008, 22:37:22
... , and is (arguably, it seems) the oldest city in North America. It was the capital of the French colony (called Nouvelle-France, or New France at the time) until the Conquest of 1763. It always stayed the capital of Québec (the province), and eventually ...
|
|
Printing maps of my travels
Posted on Mar 28, 2009, 03:10:06
... and would like to be able to print a map of, say, France, on which I would also show my itinerary (eg Paris to Nantes to Poitiers, etc.) Is this possible? I would prefer that the map not show all of Europe, just the countries and places I visited on a ...
|
