Mont-St-Michel Escapades

Friday, 17 February 2012 23 comments

The Mont-St-Michel is most visited tourist attractions apart from Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. Stunning gothic-style Benedictine abbey dedicated to the archangel Saint Michael located in the lower part of Normandy Region in France. The Mont-St-Michel and its bay – is one of UNESCO list of world heritage. A must see and visit attraction in Normandy. When its high tides it looks...

Visit Normandy, France: Day 1 – Gavray

Friday, 10 February 2012 1 comments

After a long journey we finally reached our destination. We stayed at Le Louverie near Gavray. It was glorious afternoon when we arrive in the gite. After check-in we decided to go in and around town of Gavray. We parked near the church and walk to find some café to have something to eat then we went for quick shopping for food to store in our fridge during our stay.  My...

Beautiful Gîte in Normandy

Friday, 10 February 2012 0 comments

Beautiful self-catering country cottages or Gîte in French – are found all over Normandie in the most rural area from €350 - €800 a week per property with swimming pool. We stayed at La Louverie located at Le Mesnil Amand near Gavray, North West of France. Beautiful cottage 3 bedrooms,  Barbecue Beautiful garden Play area,  Swimming pool and scenic views.  How...

The Arc de Triomphe (Triumphal Arch)

Wednesday, 8 February 2012 25 comments

In 1616 Marie de Médicis turned the place into a fashionable driveway with the help of André Le Notre who landscape the area. It became a memorial to French army in 1806 in the same year Jean Chalgrin designed the said arc. Taken inside the car. When we arrived in Paris we passed the region Louvre and Champs-Élysées. The Arc de Triomphe is set in the roundabout so since we...

The Yellow Duck Marine Tour

Monday, 6 February 2012 20 comments

Thinking of going to Liverpool for day out with your family or friends? The yellow duck marine tour offers a unique way of discovering the City of Culture in Liverpool city centre. By land and water you will enjoy this amazing experience. Trip starts on the road, then to the historic waterfront, touring the famous sights of the city, and then making a dramatic splash down in...

Basic French Phrases for Travellers

Friday, 3 February 2012 23 comments

Travelling to non-speaking English country like France is like entering in a new world. If you fancy to travel to France then you should learn at least few terminologies to communicate with them. Majority of the locals living outside of Paris don’t speak English very well. Learning there basic phrases during your stay is very useful. If you smile they will smile back, if you say...

 
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