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In 1580, Montaigne called
the College of Gilles de Trèves "most beautiful town
house in France that is" putting forward its stunning courtyard
and harmonious architecture. This remarkable building is a major
element of the Renaissance heritage of Bar-le-Duc, city of character
nestled in greenery, in contact with the Champagne and Lorraine,
from Châlons-en-Champagne and Nancy. Beaucaire At the heart of the golden
triangle Nimes-Avignon-Arles, between Camargue and Provence, Beaucaire
has benefited harmony of a marina, unique by its presence in the
heart of town. Over 44 hectares of protected heritage to be discovered:
the Abbey of St. Roman troglodytic, Via Domitia, the Castle of
XIth century, churches, mansions are now a City of Art and History
which houses a craft center pat important art glass, stained glass,
ceramics, paint, furniture, catering, decoration ... Beaugency
Bergues Flemish plain, 9 km from the beaches of Dunkirk-Malo
les Bains 15 km from the Belgian border and 40 km from the outlet
of the tunnel, Bergues its doors ... Yet fully corsetée
ramparts and nestled at the foot of the tower and the hill its
name, Bergues-Saint Winoc is one of the Flemish cities where time
seems to have no influence. The wealth of its Bitche Hyphen between the Vosges and the Palatinate,
Alsace and Lorraine, located at the gateway of a regional park
classified a World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO, Bitche, bordered
on all sides by the forest, love around its imposing citadel ...
Built in the seventeenth century by Vauban, the Citadel of Bitche
particularly distinguished himself during the siege of 1870-1871.
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In
the Valley of the Kings, between Beauce and Sologne, a millennial
city retains the charm of a medieval city prestige Beaugency,
"Princess of the Loire, 1 hour 30 south-west of Paris, 30
mn de Chambord , Blois and Orleans. This prestige remain a dungeon
of the eleventh century u Tour Caesar "and his legendary
bridge. The castle Dunois (Dunois Place, Tel.: 02 38 44 55 23)
houses the museum of the traditions of the Orleans. See also:
the Abbey Church of Our Lady of the XII century, the Tour St Firmin,
the Renaissance Town Hall and its magnificent collection of eight
embroidered curtains, the Clock Tower and the church of Saint-Etienne
-- one of the oldest Romanesque churches of the Loire Valley -
recently restored and converted into cultural space. Do not miss
the weekly market on Saturday, all day, the Book Fair in the spring,
the flea market in June, the Festival History Summer Fair wine
and gastronomy in September. 
heritage,
its gastronomy and its environment will retain the tourist passing
through "the other Bruges in Flanders ... As in days of yore,
the city is the rhythmic sound of his gins that chime every quarter
of an hour it rings its bells for the 50 market Monday morning
or traditional festivals such as Carnival (Sunday from mid-Lent)
the Palm (a major agricultural fair) or the Night of the Alouettes
Mirror, anno 1585 (Night Show in late April and early October).
All types of food are present and offer the local corn fie Bergues
cheese, sausage or Potsch'vleech Bergues, watered as it should
be a good beer. In the immediate vicinity of Bergues is the discovery
of Flanders, this flat country where these large towns flourished
with brick walls and huge churches of this land, and canals that
criss-cross Watergang and whose paths staked, has chapels or small
bridges, sometimes even lead to a few windmills and some taverns
...
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