Founded in 1143 in the wooded Thar Valley, the Abbey of La Lucerne is a witness to Anglo-Norman architecture, between Romanesque and Gothic. Since 1959, for the third time in …
Finally, vacation! The whole family is finally setting off for Brittany. After 700 km, we need a break. The motorway service station is completely overcrowded, so we just drive off. …
Heavy early Romanesque church in the village center. The colorful windows are more recent. Particularly worth seeing are the gargoyles, one in the form of a dog with floppy ears …
the hiking trail is quite nice by bike. Great view over the small town and on the left side the trotting track. Old walls are described at the top of …
A magnificent, symmetrically laid out town hall. When we visited, it was decorated with flags to mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation. Touchingly, it was also decorated with the …
A real artisan baker with a wonderful range of products that are worth a detour. Crispy baguette, finely wrapped croissants and simply fantastic dark baked bread with a crispy crust, …
Very large zoo, count a day of visit.
Part rather dedicated to the closed with enclosures for goats, hamsters ... in which children can enter. On the other side of …
A golden Marianne with a Phrygian cap as a monument to the Republic. The column monument was erected on the Place de la République in 1889 on the 190th anniversary of the French Reconstruction.