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nice place with cafe

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City of cars, everywhere even in the old town. Pedestrians can always wait to cross and bikes only get paint on the road... sometimes.

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Magnificent, to pass on foot

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Not cobblestones but stones, we put our foot down

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This sublime road lets you sneak along the Loire. If the road is laid out, however, be careful because the cars driving on it can drive fast.

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An official flyer for the V73, in French, but you can still see a lot on the graphics and the pictures

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Beautiful view at 1190 meters above sea level, benches for pucknick available

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The summit, Durande, is an ancient isolated volcano that offers a magnificent 360° panorama as far as Mont Blanc.

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Commune with such a particular relief with the Rocher Corneille and the Rocher d'Aiguilhe.

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La Durande is located in the Devès massif at an altitude of 1,300 meters. This summit offers beautiful panoramas.

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Castle built on the volcanic rock and renovated during the Renaissance where George Sand used to go. Can be visited between October 1 and April 30. www.chateau-de-la-rochelambert.com

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Le Puy-en-Velay is quite an incredible city. Granite and lava stones are everywhere. Several religious buildings, such as the huge statue of Notre-Dame de France and the church of Saint Michel-d'Aiguilhe are placed almost 100 meters high on old volcanic chimneys. These buildings serve as landmarks and can be reached by taking stairs in the rock. The city has two specialties: the famous green lentils from Puy and lace. Lacemakers still practice this unique art. You will find them especially near the steps leading to Notre Dame Cathedral. Do not miss this visit. The church and its cloister are austere but the Romanesque architecture is magnified here. There is a beautiful atmosphere in the lively streets of Le Puy. Puy also means volcano.

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Who dreams of having a pleasure castle, just to change their minds on the weekend? Well, that's what the Polignac family allowed themselves! This line is still current and the current Duke of Polignac stays there from time to time. The building dominates the river and impresses with its majestic architecture. The castle dates from the Middle Ages but has been remodeled over the centuries.

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we head north along the Loire to get to Lyon and finish our 3000km tour of the south of France (see Collection). Beautiful landscape, because the Loire torments itself here through a narrow rocky valley. The main road has a shoulder, but unfortunately the hard shoulder for bikes is interrupted again and again at narrow rocky sections and disappears completely. Not pleasant when there is a lot of traffic here.

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Puy is on the Way of St. James, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the medieval town with its many churches and sacred buildings is nestled against steep basalt domes. Almost all ways up to the cathedral lead over steep stairs. Our Hotel B&B de la Prevote is at the very, very top right next to the Cathedral. Although a great location and a nicely furnished hotel floor in an ancient, thick sacral walls, but hardly to reach by bike. Finally we find a way, which is super steep, narrow and paved with river pebbles. Without an e-bike you would definitely have to push hard. Strolling through the medieval, narrow, steep streets in the evening is also fun because there are many delicious restaurants.

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Summiteers, the road is narrow, but excellently prepared for the Tour den France next week, "Merci Thomas" is written in large letters among many other motivational graffiti, and I firmly believe that they meant me!!! partly the col has an incline of 14%, but nevertheless almost everything can be pedaled rhythmically in eco mode. The views back into the volcanic landscape of Auverne are breathtaking.

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Church without columns, almost a mini Hagia Sophie, impressive from the 12th century.

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Depending on the incidence of light, the colors of the church windows are reflected in the crystal chandeliers and create great color reflections.

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Like most peaks in the region, "La Durande" is of volcanic origin. From there, you have a phanstatic 360 degree view.

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Almost nothing reliable is known about the life of Saint George, to whom the church of Saint-Paulien is dedicated, but his veneration dates back to early Christianity. A martyr identified with George is said to have lived in the third century. On the other hand, the legend of Saint George slaying the dragon is well known and widespread. He is usually depicted – in paintings or as a statue – as the conqueror of the monster, often as a knight on horseback. The memorial day of the very popular George - he is, among other things, the patron saint of the English kingdom - in the calendar of saints is on April 23rd.

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