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C’est La Vie Barge
The C'est La Vie is a luxury hotel barge which offers you high quality wines, food and hospitality from its experienced captain and crew.
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Fère-en-Tardenois
In Fère-en-Tardenois, in the heart of the forest, thanks to the gentle rustling of the leaves of centuries-old trees, the atmosphere is fantastic and we understand why Robert de Dreux chose this site to build his castle.
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Seignosse Villa – South West France
A large private executive and family-friendly villa (sleeps up to 14 people), located a walking distance to Le Ponen beach. The owners are keen surfers and outdoor fanatics: optional yoga classes and surf lessons are offered too.
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Gîtes de France® Gers
Offering a wide selection of holiday rentals and sites in the city or the countryside to suit any season and duration! No matter what group size, we are here to support and provide you the best vacation.
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Gîtes de France® Brittany
Book a memorable holiday or business trip with Gîtes de France® Brittany, compare your options from a large selection of high-quality hotels, rentals and campsites!
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Five reasons to visit D-Day Experience
The D-Day Experience in Saint-Côme-du-Mont offers an immersive journey into World War II history, focusing on the pivotal events of June 6, 1944. Visitors can explore two museums, experience a unique D-Day flight simulator, and watch educational films in a giant-screen 3D cinema. The simulator recreates the intense flight of a C-47 plane during the D-Day bombings, praised for its authenticity by veterans. The museum features the world's largest collection of airborne troop artifacts, including items from key figures like General Eisenhower. Offering perspectives from both the Allies and Germans, the exhibits provide a comprehensive understanding of the Normandy Landings. Located at Dead Man’s Corner, a historic site crucial to the Battle of Carentan, the D-Day Experience is an engaging way to connect with history.
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Château d’Auvers
Visit the Château d'Auvers which was built in the 17th century, around 1635, by Zanobi Lioni, a rich Italian financier from the entourage of Marie de Medici. Surrounded by wooded land, the building then had an Italian-style terraced roof, harmonious gardens laid out in successive terraces, ponds and fountains, two orangeries (to the north and south) as well as a belvedere overlooking the village and the Oise valley.
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Gîtes de France® Rhône
The department of the Rhône, located a stone's throw away from Lyon, in the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes, is rich in multiple landscapes, unspoilt natural spaces, beautiful heritage sites, delicious local products...
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La Plagne
La Plagne is a renowned French ski area located in the alpine valley of the Tarentaise. It is part of the Paradiski ski area, which it shares with the neighboring resort of Les Arcs. La Plagne is known for its vast ski area, offering hundreds of kilometers of runs through forests, sinkholes, and glaciers
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Le Manoir du Mûrier
Set in the beautiful Charente Maritime countryside Le Manoir du Mûrier is a former 16th century hunting lodge once owned by the Marquis des Adjots. Kick back, relax and unwind in this peaceful oasis, nestled in 15 acres with its own lake, in the heart of the wine region.
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Alpe d’Huez
Alpe d'Huez, located in the French Alps, is a stunning destination with much to offer. While it may not be as widely known among Americans as some other travel destinations.
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Château de Vigiers
Experience four unique stays on our magnificent estate, located in the heart of the Dordogne. In a magical natural setting, perfect for rest and relaxation, where silence and nature heighten the senses and time slows down.
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