Hi all. I'm going to Paris in late April and am looking for a hotel in the St Germain area, close to the Seine. Not so interested in the grandness of the public areas or the quality of the ...
I am going to paris in april and want to buy somthing nice to come home with. i really like purses and want to buy somthing that i can not get in the US or is decently priced in france. i was ...
I am going to paris for my first time this summer and i am so excited! my only problem is that i have NO clue what to wear. I have lots of cute little dresses but no skirts... what do the french wear?...
We a group of 4 adults and 2 chidren will be arriving in Paris on Sunday afternoon (about noon-1pm) and leave the next Saturday morning. Should I purchase orange cartes or just get a carnet of 10 ...
And are the Paris Christmas markets near the Eiffel Tower, or other parts of the city?!! Any info would be helpful, my friend and I will be going there in the beginning of December, thanks!...
Hi, what is the best way to carry cash/spend money in the city? Credit card, cash with a debit card, carry cash over, carry traveler's checks? When we traveled to Rome a few years ago, our ...
I just took a boat ride down the Seine and was wondering why Notre-Dame de Paris is surrounded by water. I mean, why not build it somewhere where it won't sink...geez ...
I'm just curious because I went in May and it was quite cold so in your opinion what would best time during the spring/summer season to go to Paris....
i have a tomtom which i use in the uk. im going france in a few weeks. do i need to add anything to the tomtom to use it in france. also will the instructions be in english??!! im travelling with a ...
Going to paris for the weekend. What things is there to do/see, preferably some exiting stuff (nothing too boring to as we are only 24)
Also is it colder this time of year than in the UK? ...
Dinan is a medieval city which still has slanted streets and beautiful buildings. This is not far from Mont St. Michel and St. Malo in Brittany. Every city in France has something wonderful to share. Caen is a university city but is also the home of Guillaume de conquerant (William the conquerer). The train from Gare st.Lazare goes from Paris to Cherbourg and this is one of the stops.
lingua06437
All the towns have been around for centuries, in some cases thousands of years. Where ever you go in France you will be surrounded by lots of history.
If I were you I would read up on some of regions of France. There are many of them and they each have their unique traits. Maybe after doing that you will be better able to decide where you want to visit.
Millie
The following site lists all the antique markets and events in France, by region. It is only in French but you can view the regions on maps of France:
http://www.curiositel.com/marches-villages-antiquaires-fr/default.htm
allyna_113
found an interesting site...maybe it helps http://www.activityholidaysguide.com/FrenchAntiques.php
jack b
The absolute best of course is Paris, with the famous Marche aux Puce (flea market) every weekend in Clingancourt.
The next best town is Isle sur la Sorge near Avingnon which has over 100 shops.
SUE
Carcassonne. One of my own next destinations. Wonderful Medieval castle/walled city. Really pretty! (at least from the photos I've seen).
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