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A lovely short article in today's Observer (UK) recommending my current favorite French town, Uzes in the Languedoc, next door to Provence.
The Observer - Travel tips: holidays in Languedoc and this week's best breaks at home and away
The medieval town of Uzès, lambing season in Cumbria and a tour of Norway, March 23, 2014
From the article: "This is the stuff "escape to France" fantasies are made of: a sun-drenched medieval town with meandering streets, a castle, a cathedral and, at its heart, the lovely Place aux Herbes with its fountains, arcades and cafés."
They recommend the restaurant L'Artemise, a 16th-century converted farmhouse on the outskirts of town, where our member Parigi had dinner last night (she posted about it on Facebook).
We will be in Uzes for a week at the end of May. This will be our third time staying there. Something about the place has hooked me. And there are interesting vacation rentals to choose from.
The article recommends these vacation rentals on an estate 8km from town, but I like staying in town.
Place aux Herbes in Uzes.
The Observer - Travel tips: holidays in Languedoc and this week's best breaks at home and away
The medieval town of Uzès, lambing season in Cumbria and a tour of Norway, March 23, 2014
From the article: "This is the stuff "escape to France" fantasies are made of: a sun-drenched medieval town with meandering streets, a castle, a cathedral and, at its heart, the lovely Place aux Herbes with its fountains, arcades and cafés."
They recommend the restaurant L'Artemise, a 16th-century converted farmhouse on the outskirts of town, where our member Parigi had dinner last night (she posted about it on Facebook).
We will be in Uzes for a week at the end of May. This will be our third time staying there. Something about the place has hooked me. And there are interesting vacation rentals to choose from.
The article recommends these vacation rentals on an estate 8km from town, but I like staying in town.
Place aux Herbes in Uzes.