31 May 2019 by Laura Habgood
La Ferme, Charente, Poitou Charentes
La Ferme is a fabulous gite sleeping 6 people in Mons, Poitou Charentes. The gite is located at La Grue, a complex of 3 cottages that are ideal for larger…
Posts Tagged ‘Vines’
12 January 2018 by Jessica Boston
Shopping in France: souvenirs and treats to stock up with on your French holidays
There are loads of great reasons to go shopping in France! Take a short break especially to trawl the shops and markets, or add a few opportunities to stock up…
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Antique markets, Antiques, beauty products, Boutiques, Brocante, Brocante Market, Brocante Markets, Brocante shops, Calvados, Chambord, Champagne, Cheese, Cheeses, chocolates, Cider, Foie Gras, FoieGras, Food, Foodies, France, Local Artisans, macarons, Market, Markets, mustard, Pineau, Shopping, skincare, souvenirs, Vines, Vineyards, Wine, Wine Producers, Wine-Tasting, Winemakers, Wines
07 October 2016 by Jess Boston
Top 10 recommendations when visiting the Loire Valley
The Loire is the longest river in France and, together with its tributaries, it forms the Loire Valley. The river valley region is a unique and beautiful landscape dotted with…
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Angers, Angers Castle, Anjou, Apocalypse Tapestry, Blois, Bourre, Catherine de Medici, cave, Chateau Chambord, Chateau Chenonceau, Chateau de Brissac, Chateau de Serrant, Chateau Royal, Chateau Villandry, Chateaux, Chinon, Cycle Paths, Diane de Poitiers, Dragons, Francois 1, Gardens, Hundred Years War, Joan of Arc, Loire, Loire Valley, Magic Museum, Muscadet, Nantes, Orleans, River Cher, River Cruise, Sancerre, Saumur, Son et Lumiere, Troglodyte, Vines, Vineyards, Vouvray