 | Pyrenees, France |
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Upon leaving my lovely villa, I returned to a charming, affordable hotel near the train station in Cahors, and explored that medieval town of 21,000 a bit better. The cathedrals, the 700 year old fortified Pont Valentre, and more winding streets, farmers ...
... only one night we were there. Highlights of our stay include: The night markets on Friday night with a backdrop of the Pyrenees Mountains, and yes, Mandy did manage to make another purchase, this time a knitted poncho with stripes and flowers. (It ...
... homemade chocolate mousse at lunch was to die for, a modern city with a university and home to the aeronautics industry in France, but with history under every step and with a unique, laid back feel. I enjoyed every sumptuous minute of traveling in this ...
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Top 5 funny French town names
Posted on Jul 14, 2008, 18:06:51
... association, but too good not to mention. This lovely town of 7,000 inhabitants is situated in the South of France in the region of Midi-Pyrenees, about 120 km north-west of Toulouse. Coincidentally, the town of Condom is on the river Baïse which in French ...
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France: 4 days by car.. arigato!!
Posted on Jan 10, 2008, 21:54:21
... drive to Carcassonne, a perfect walled medeival town . and nearby Narbonne . and lastly return to Pamplona by way of the ancient Principality of Andorra in the Pyrenees . You can do all this easily in four days from Pamplona. Hope this helps Martin
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French Alps in December?
Posted on Apr 15, 2007, 15:17:07
... to find good snow. Be sure to enquire about the alpine resorts prices, as some are really, really posh. Aaaannnnd.... there are the Pyrenees! No guarantee that there will be good snow or good weather, but I like them better. Andora is a great spot. ...
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France ?>??
Posted on Nov 4, 2007, 05:02:12
... (its easy to rent a bike here) canoeing and kayaking. If you want a mostly outdoor aventure vacation, going to the Pyrenees which border France and Spain would be the perfect place to spend the majority of your time. I suggest you avoid beginning your ...
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