02 November 2018 by Jessica Boston
Five reasons to visit the wonderful city of Lyon!
Lyon is one of the oldest cities in France with the old town classed as a UNESCO world heritage site. It is famous for its gastronomy, architecture and Roman sites…
Posts Tagged ‘Gastronomy’
29 September 2017 by Jessica Boston
October half term – a wonderful time to take the family to France!
Spend a week visiting historic sites, eating delicious food and exploring the great outdoors in Brittany or Normandy this autumn half term! It’s the perfect opportunity for some quality time…
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08 September 2017 by Jessica Boston
Autumn breaks in France
The autumn months are a great time to visit France – major tourist attractions like Mont Saint Michel and the Chateaux of the Loire are less crowded, there is delicious…
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03 February 2017 by Laura Habgood
Les Chenes, Antrain, Ille et Vilaine, Brittany
This month’s properties of the month are a renovated farmhouse (ref: BI004479) and gite (ref: BI004200) near the Normandy/Brittany border that make up “Les Chenes”. They can sleep up to…