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Eco
- Auvergne: Sitting at an attitude of 1,175 m the ‘Ecolodge of the Lac du Pecher’ is a kind of heaven on earth. This magical spot is like an ode to nature and well-being.
Nature/ camping sites
- Nord Pas-de-Calais: The 5* campsite and 3* hotel "La Bien Assise" both provide a haven of peace and greenery just down the road from Calais.
Luxury
- Auvergne: The greatest figures in French history have stayed at the 3* Grand Hotel Montespan Talleyrand in Bourbon, which features French ceilings, dressed stone walls and a covered arcade directly connecting it to the baths.
- Languedoc Roussillon: The Hotel du Chateau is conveniently located at the entrance of the medieval town of Carcassonne. It also offers a modern SPA Carita.
- Limousin: Lavaud Blanche is a 5 bedroom house with a private sauna and indoor swimming pool, only model in France to be heated by a masonry stove.
- Midi Pyrenees: The Crowne Plaza Toulouse and Pullman Toulouse Centre Try are the 2 five-stars of Toulouse and have both recently been entirely renovated.
- Normandy: The Domaine de Forges, in the spa town of Forges les Eaux, features 4 hotels, 4 restaurants, a casino, health spa and a golf course, ideal for a relaxing retreat.
- Rhône-Alpes: The Loire département has a number of privately-owned châteaux operating as guesthouses, 13 of which have formed a network called “Nuits au Château”.
- Savoie Mont Blanc: The Chateau des Allues is a historic manor house near Chambery that offers visitors B&B-style accommodation in five guest rooms.
- Riviera: The Château de la Bégude, an invitation to relax and unwind in a superb 17th century Bastide, right in the middle of the famous Opio Valbonne golf course.
- Club French Heritage & Culture: The Chateaux and Mansions of the ‘Grandes Etapes françaises’ association welcome tourists in exceptional historical houses with large parks and French gardens, and the most of the comfort.
- Vendée: L’Hostellerie of the Chateau de la Barbiniere**** in the heart of the country just 10 minutes from Le Puy du Fou provides the setting for a contemporary art exhibition, "Estive’Art of the Barbiniere”.
Guesthouse/ B&B/ Inns
- Brittany: Ideally situated with rambling and pretty market towns nearby, ‘La Longère’ is a luxury B&B run by Brits in southern Brittany, just a 30-minute drive away from the coast.
- Burgundy: ‘La Beursaudière’ is a delightful inexpensive family-run hotel in several old Burgundian buildings plus a popular restaurant serving excellent food.
- Dordogne Valley: Array of guesthouses with beautiful views: Château de Lissac, Château de la Grèze, Les Meyrandiers . Château de La Treyne, Hôtel la Terrasse.
- Poitou-Charentes: The owner of ‘L’Epicerie de Venat’ has transformed the old grocer’s into an amazing abode: a café, a grocery store and a B&B with three bedrooms all beautifully decorated and showing great attention to detail.
- Ile de Ré: At the heart of Ile de Ré, next to the beach, La Coursive du Morinand offers the comfort and luxury of a Rétais house to its guests in a refined and authentic décor.
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Local produce
- Brittany: Where better to indulge in Moules-Frites than Le Bistro à Moules in Hillion. Mussels are served 11 different ways with a generous serving of home-made chips.
- Dordogne Valley: An array of food celebrations are held in Dordogne such as the ‘Strawberry Fair’ in Beaulieu sur Dordogne and the ‘Prune Fair’ in Carennac…
- Limousin: Top quality producers and the art of fine dining, tradition, quality and good taste can be found in farmers’ markets, inns and Michelin starred restaurants.
- Poitou Charentes: On the last Saturday of July, a big floating market is held with over 50 local producers selling their wares along the canals of the magical Marais Poitevin. Nearly 15,000 people attended the market last year.
- Rhone-Alpes: Mushroom weekend in Vercors: one day spent picking mushrooms with a guide, picnicking in the forest, preparing the mushrooms and finishing with a great meal.
- Var: lots of famous local produce to taste such as olive , labeled figs from Sollies, truffles, chesnuts from the Maures forest , gingerbread, aromatic honeys and ‘Provence Wines’, red, white and rose.
- Vendee: On February 2011, the Vendee wines - Brem, Mareuil, Pissotte, Vix and Chantonnay - have received the national AOC label, marketed under the “Fiefs Vendéens” label.
Restaurants/ bars/ cafes/ bistrots
- Auvergne: Two of Auvergne's top chefs have opened their doors to a gastronomic restaurant with 3 Michelin stars at the “Regis Marcon’ restaurant.
- Languedoc Roussillon: Food, staff and atmosphere all at the highest standard at the 1 Michelin starred ‘Auberge of Le Vieux Puits’ in Fonjoucouse.
- Midi Pyrenées: Array of Michelin starred restaurants in Midi-Pyrenées, ambassadors of the South West gastronomy: F Michel Sarran** in Toulouse, Michel Bras*** in Aveyron, Bernard Bach** in Gers…
- Nord Pas de Calais: ‘Bienvenue chez Nous’ in the lovely town of Bergues is a fantastic restaurant serving some great wines.
- Ile de Ré: Set in a typical oyster farm, La Cabane du Fier provides a terrace with breathtaking views and market and sea products, grilled over a wood fire.
- Savoie Mont Blanc: The Hotel-Restaurant Le Montenvers has a superb location overhanging the Mer de Glace and can only be accessed with the Petit Train du Montenvers.
- Riviera: 2 newly Michelin Star awarded "Mon Rêve de Gosse" with Ludovic Ordas and "Park 45" with Sebastien Broda will let you discover the Mediterranean gourmet’s delight with a glass of wonderful wine of St Honorat island, owned and made by Cistercian monks.
- Nantes 2012: wine tasting at the Loire Valley Wine Centre, and having dinner or lunch in La Cigale 1900 French brasserie. Stunning décor of this listed restaurant.
Culinary schools
- Auvergne: Cooking classes available at the Michelin starred Regis Marcon restaurant.
- Burgundy: Cooking lessons are available at the 3 Michelin stars ‘La Côte St Jacques’ restaurant, whether you choose a course lasting a few hours, an entire weekend, or several weekdays.
- Marseilles: Miramar – restaurant and cooking classes organised by the Tourist Office and Convention Bureau in partnership with the Miramar restaurant. Chef Christian Buffa will reveal his secret recipe for this unique Marseille specialty each third thursday of the month.
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Museums
- Corsica: The Fesch Museum in Ajaccio is a place not to be missed.
- Languedoc Roussillon: The “Modern Art Museum’ of Ceret has works by some major artists such as Chagall, Dali and Picasso. Contemporary art by Ben and Arman….
- Midi-Pyrenées: In Figeac, the birth house of Jean-François Champollion, who deciphered hieroglyphs, houses a museum dedicated to the Writings of the World.
- Nord Pas de Calais: The new Louvre Museum extension in Lens gets ready to open its doors and promises 900 works for its inauguration in 2012.
- Normandy: Alençon is the only place that still produces needlework lace. 1cm² of lace takes around 7hours to complete! The ‘Lace Museum’ provides a wonderful insight into this unique art.
- Riviera: The ‘Bonnard Museum’ in Le Cannet is now the first institution entirely dedicated to the artist with a garden and 350m2 exhibition space.
Castles
- Clos Luce: a new exhibition: "Léonard de Vinci and France" will explore ten years of the fascinating relationship between three kings of France and the Tuscan Master.
- Burgundy: The newly renovated ‘Château d'Ancy-le-Franc’ has the largest number of mural paintings dating back to the Renaissance. Guided tours, concerts, cooking classes and wine tasting are available.
- Savoie Mont Blanc: The Castle of Ripaille is a private castle in a beautiful vineyard set on the shore of lake Geneva. Guided tours and tastings are available all year long.
Historic events and people
- Auvergne: Seven sites in Auvergne have been awarded the ‘Sites of Artistic and Historic Heritage’ label in recognition of their efforts to highlight and preserve their remarkable heritage.
- Brittany: The 1100 Carnac’s standing stones are world famous. Predating both our own Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids, they need to be seen to be believed.
- Dordogne valley: Array of Dordogne villages officially designated ‘most beautiful villages’ in France: Collonges-la-Rouge, Turenne, Curemonte, Autoire , Loubressac, Carennac.
- Limousin: Romanesque churches, abbeys, historical routes, some of “France’s prettiest villages” are only some example of what the rich heritage the region has to offer.
- Poitou Charentes: A splendid 18th century ship, L’Hermione, is being meticulously recreated in Rochefort and visitors can see the impressive work in progress.
- Ile de Ré: The well-preserved fortress of Saint Martin is part of Vauban’s major site. One of the largest defensive buildings of this time built in 1681.
- Rhône-Alpes: 20 "villages de caractère" invite visitors to share their traditions and their way of life.
- Var : Defintely worth a visit, the Thoronnet Abbey dating from the 12th century, the basilica of Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume , and the Marie Madeleine’s grotto
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Region discovery
- Auvergne: ‘The Historic Castle Road’ of Auvergne was created to promote by common actions, the historical, architectural and artistic richness of these monuments.
- Brittany: Three new cycling trails of around 20km each wend their way through the picturesque Blavet valley and its remarkable chapels.
- Savoie Mont Blanc: Guided tours of the major towns of Savoie Mont Blanc are a brilliant way to feel the atmosphere of a city in a few hours: Annecy, Chambéry, Aix-les-Bains, Evian-les-Bains…
- Corsica: Guided tours and excursions all over the Island. Wine route, craft road, authentic road of the senses. Boat excursions. Tourist trains.
- Nantes 2012: Sightseeing circuits and city themed guided tours by using audio-guides in English "Nantes""Medieval Nantes" "18th Century Nantes"…
- Marseilles: The TukTuk fleet consists of powerful motorized tricycles (as in Asia) fitted to provide a high level of confort combined with safety and exoticism in a friendly atmosphere - driver speaking English.
Gastronomy discovery
- Burgundy: Guided tours in the prestigious Côte-d’Or vineyards by car, followed by a tasting.
- Languedoc Roussillon: The ‘route des vins' of Hérault allows visitors to discover one of France's biggest wine-producing region.
- Limousin: The aim of the Limousin Apple Route is to promote the various aspects of the land and orchards associated with the A.O.P Limousin apple.
- Midi - Pyrenées: Along the ‘route of the AOC Chasselas Grape’, growers welcome visitors and offer walks in the vineyards, cooking and wine history lessons.
- Nord Pas de Calais: Half-day cooking class, followed by lunch at La Meunerie in Téteghem, a former flour mill. Double ticket to local art museums included.
- Poitou - Charentes: Tour organised by Meukow Cognac: visit of the cellars, a tasting session and the possibility to discover the local cuisine for a lunch.
- Ile de Ré: ‘Ile de Ré Chocolats’ invites visitors for a ‘behind the scenes’ look at chocolate production and other local specialities.
- Rhône - Alpes: The ‘Beaujolais wine trail’ stretches over 140 km through 36 towns and is the perfect way to discover the famous vineyards.
- Riviera: Guided tour of the 8 hectares of vineyards planted by the monks of the Abbaye de Lérins: 38,000 bottles now produced of chardonnay, clairette, syrah, pinot noir, mourvèdre…
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Spa
- Auvergne: Vichy is the benchmark of spa towns with 3 acclaimed spas and also the place to go for sports and fitness with an multi-sport centre, aquatic centre, two 18-hole golf courses and so much more.
- Brittany: Right on the coastal path, the ‘Hôtel Ty Mad’ in Douarnenez is a charming family-run boutique hotel, complete with a swimming pool, sauna and hammam.
- Burgundy: The Burgundy Vines Spa & Well-being Centre, located among the vineyards of the Côte de Beaune invites visitors to experience the benefits of the grape in a carefully designed space for relaxation.
- Midi - Pyrenées: The ‘Castel de La Pomarede’ is a 19th-century building located in Lomagne, which offers 3 comfortable rooms and a spa and sauna in the park.
- Poitou - Charentes: The soon to be reopened Mélusine Spa at La Roche Posay features a 140 m2 thermal pool, a hydro-Jacuzzi and an enormous 22 m2 hammam.
- Rhône - Alpes: The charming 3* Les Tresoms Hotel in Annecy overlooks the lake, and provides exquise cuisine and a spa centre featuring an outdoor swimming-pool.
- Savoie Mont Blanc: The seven spa resorts of the region have now developed
well-being sections open to the public for afternoon relaxation.
Thalassotherapy
- Languedoc Roussillon: The Flamants Roses thalassatherapy centre offers discounts for its senior guest on certain selected days.
- Ile de Ré: The Hotel Atalante offers 7 thalassatherapy programs and the perfect relaxation place amongst five hectares of private and protected land.
- Riviera: 2500 m2 devoted to fitness and health with a fun zone and a beauty salon just about sums up Thalazur Antibes, part of the national "Thalazur" network.
- Corsica: besides seaside therapy, great thermal waters at Zigliara-Bains d'Urbalacone.
- Marseilles: The Center of Wellbeing « Chateau Berger » welcomes you in a modern complex of Thalassotherapy close to the sea, on the Corniche Kennedy. Personalized cures and cares are proposed to you for one hour, one day or a week.
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Eco tourism
- Burgundy: Discover the 100s years old oak trees of the famous Bertrange forest in La Charité sur Loire with e-bikes to be rented from the tourism office.
- Nord Pas de Calais: Major bird-watching sites can be found a stone's throw from Calais, at the Platier d'Oie on the seashore and in the marshes near St Omer.
- Poitou Charentes: The Maraisthon is an eco-friendly marathon held in the Marais Poitevin, the first sporting event entirely based around sustainable development and ecology in France.
- Ile de Ré: Located on one of the major European migration routes, the natural reserve Lilleau de Niges is a paradise for birds and ornithologists.
- Rhône - Alpes: The Green Way is a completely safe 32km route in the Eyrieux valley, a great occasion for ramblers to discover the countryside, the many works of art, and to understand the agricultural and industrial past of the valley.
Outdoor activities
- Auvergne: Auvergne has been attracting bikers for years. A set of road-books has been published by and for bikers: 1,100 km driven over 4 to 7 days, downloadable free of charge.
- Brittany: The spectacular Rospico gardens near Pont-Aven have been designed as one big floral tapestry and spread over 3.5 hectares of gentle valleys.
- Dordogne Valley: Descending the river aboard a canoe on some of the 120km route from Argentat to Beynac to experience the beautiful ever changing scenery.
- Languedoc Roussillon: Hiking in the Cathars’ country is the best way to discover the various castles steeped in history, centre of the Inquisition.
- Midi - Pyrenées: ‘Montauban L'Estang Golf’ will open in May 2012 and will be among the longest courses in France with an array of water obstacles.
- Savoie Mont Blanc: Savoie Mont Blanc has developed many cycling track along the lakes (Annecy, Bourget) and in the vineyards. E-bikes are available at train stations.
- Riviera: In the lower Vésubie valley, the shrine of the Sanctuaire de la Madone d’Utelle and its restaurant are two of the best known places in the Alpes-Maritimes.
- Clos Luce: Leonardo’s garden: an open-air museum on the subject of Nature that brings to life the Master’s botanical drawings, geological studies and landscapes.
- Var : The garden ‘Méditerranées du Domaine du Rayol’ offers a journey through all the landscapes in the world with species similar to the Mediterranean ones - California, Chili, South Africa, Australia, Asia, New Zealand, Mexico..
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Lakes and river
- Burgundy: A luxury cruise in a peniche-hotel on the Burgundy canal is the best way to discover the historic towns, castles and abbeys of this historically rich region.
- Languedoc Roussillon: Half a day spent in a canoe, an easy ride finishing under the extraordinary Pont du Gard.
- Midi - Pyrenées: A medieval cruise with ‘The Boat’ lets you discover bastide towns and medieval villages on a tour of 93 km, including 52 locks.
- Normandy: The 3km long Parcours de Chaise Dieu du Theil is the oldest fly fishing trail in France. It offers diverse landscapes away from noise, stress and pollution.
- Poitou - Charente: Exploring the 4000km of the Green Venice waterways on a flat-bottomed boat trip is possible on its own or with a boatman-guide.
- Rhône - Alpes: A lunch cruise on the Rhône river in Vienne is a wonderful opportunity to sail along the Côtes du Rhône vineyards while tasting great food!
- Savoie Mont Blanc: Boat cruise on Lake Geneva, Lake Bourget and Lake Annecy are all available.
- Vendée: The “gîtes de pêche” (holiday cottages) near lakes or watercourses, offer special facilities. Day- or two-week holiday permits available from June to December.
- Nantes 2012: The ‘Bateaux nantais’ make visitors discover the richness of the river Erdre with a guided tour and learn about its history, its chateaux and its flora and fauna.
Seaside
- Nord Pas de Calais: Cod-fishing in Icelandic waters was for a long time one of the main activities of Gravelines' seafarers. It is now possible to set sail with the fishermen for a morning or afternoon trip.
- Var: Over 400 kilometres of shores and 230 beaches and coves bordering the Med, excellent facilities, including access for the disabled, some beaches are naturist and most are wild...
- Marseilles: Right in the heart of the "Vieux-Port"of Marseille, in front of the City hall and under the protection of the "Bonne Mère", embark aboard the old sailing ship Marseillois for an immovable cruise of the most magic.
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Accommodation
- Languedoc Roussillon: The Crowne Plaza is ideally located in the heart of Montpellier, a few steps from Place de la Comedie, and from the train station.
- Rhône-Alpes: Château de Balazuc in Ardèche is a medieval castle converted into guesthouses in the heart of Balazuc, one of the ‘most beautiful villages’ in France.
- Marseilles: ‘L’Atelier des chefs’ in March 2012 will offer cooking classes by chefs in a friendly atmosphere on the Old Port.
- Vendée: La Vallée de la Roche, how a water mill became a 5*B&B on the edges of The Sèvre Nantaise river crossing the vendean bocage to Tiffauges...
Cultural
- Auvergne: The Ceramics Museum houses a collection of items found on the town’s archaeological site and offers great insights into the history of ceramics.
- Burgundy: Old Car's Tour gives visitors the opportunity to take the wheel of a vintage car for a unique trip anywhere in the region.
- Limousin: Located in an 18th century Episcopal palace, the Limoges Fine Arts Museum has remarkable collections: goldsmithing and enamel pieces, Egyptian and Gallo-Roman archaeology, medieval and modern sculptures, paintings by Renoir, Guillaumin, Valadon…
- Midi - Pyrenées: After more than 10 years of refurbishment, the Toulouse-Lautrec Museum of Albi will reopen its doors in April 2012.
- Nord Pas de Calais: The town of Ors has honoured the British WWI poet Wilfred Owen by rebuilding the forester's house in which he took refuge hours before he was killed in 1918.
- Riviera: The newly opened Jean Cocteau Severin Wunderman Collection Museum is the world's first and most important public resource for the work of Jean Cocteau.
- Clos Luce: Leonardo da Vinci's bedroom and Marguerite de Navarre's bedroom recently restored.
- Nantes 2012: Memorial to the abolition of slavery in March 2012 with 2000 commemorative plaques noting ships leaving Nantes on slave trade expeditions.
Sports
- Normandy: The ‘Green wing’ is a unique concept in France which offers golfers to hit the driving range or even play 6 holes for a 1hr session. The course is ecological with synthetic greens.
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Food
- Dordogne Valley: An array of food celebrations is held in Dordogne such as the ‘Strawberry Fair’ in Beaulieu sur Dordogne and the ‘Prune Fair’ in Carennac…
- Var : Wines of Bandol are very famous and among the best provence wines. Every year, ‘La fête des vins de Bandol’ celebrates the quality of the grapes harvest.
Arts and crafts
- Nord Pas de Calais: 2 major events: 14 artworks of the Pompidou centre in Paris are on display under a marquee, free of charge and for the first time, the Château de Versailles exhibits at the Fine Arts Museum of Arras its “Roulez Carrosses” horse-drawn coach exhibition.
- Normandy: Garden enthusiasts flock to ‘Presqu’île en Fleurs’, a botanical festival to meet producers and discuss the rare collections of plants from the four corners of the world turn from the mountain pastures’ is a traditional folk festival that includes crafts events and a procession of animals returning from the mountain pastures.
- Rhône-Alpes: Many events and exhibitions are planned in Chambéry and the Rhône-Alpes region to commemorate the 300th anniversary Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s birth.
- Savoie Mont Blanc: ‘Return from the mountain pastures’ is a traditional folk festival that includes crafts events and a procession of animals returning from the mountain pastures.
- Clos Luce: LEONARDO DA VINCI, ENGINEER- The fifty models built from Leonardo da Vinci's designs illustrate his different engineering talents in aeronautics, industrial machinery, marine engineering, measuring inst ruments, mechanisms, civil engineering, architecture and military engineering.
- Nantes 2012: A journey to Nantes, from 15 June to 19 August, ‘Rendez-Vous de l'Erdre’ and Scopitone festival.
Sports
- Burgundy: Les Coupes Moto Légende is one of the biggest annual gatherings of motorbikes in Europe. 80 participants ride over 130km to enjoy the beautiful roads of Burgundy at the end of May.
- Vendée: Classic beauties at Noirmoutier - in August the ‘Bois de la Chaise’ regatta draws almost 150 sleek wooden racing yachts for three days of sailing events in the Bay of Bourgneuf.
Music
- Auvergne: Every year, the sacred festival ‘La Chaise Dieu’ attracts some 25,000 music lovers who enjoy a heady mix of styles performed in a sublime setting.
- Brittany: Jazz à Vannes takes over the medieval town of Vannes in southern Brittany with smooth sounds and easy beats in Brittany’s biggest jazz festival.
- Languedoc Roussillon: “Musique en Monuments’ are free one-hour concerts of major classical and contemporary works, held once a month on a Saturday.
- Limousin: Vocal concerts in chapels, Romanesque abbeys and gardens in and around Guéret during the ‘Voix d’été en Creuse’ festival.
- Midi - Pyrenées: Every August for two weeks, 170,000 visitors come to Marciac to celebrate with the biggest jazz stars (Wynton Marsalis, Dee Dee Bridgewater) during its Jazz Festival.
- Ile de Ré: "Ré Majeur" allows the more pleased to participate in the opera and chamber music interpreted in an extraordinary level.
- Marseilles: 5 CONTINENTS JAZZ FESTIVAL - End of July. The festival places great emphasis on young talent by providing an opening free evening just a short distance from the Old Port... Then at the Palais du Pharo in the gardens of Palais Longchamp some outstanding artists can be listened to.
- Club French Heritage & Culture: France Festivals is an organisation managing 88 festivals among the most famous in every region of France all the year long.
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Sports
- Savoie Mont Blanc: A unique way to enjoy stunning views on the mountains with hot air balloons rides in Praz sur Arly, Les Carroz d'Araches or Les Saisies villages.
- Riviera: Visitors are bound to be less than half an hour from a golf course on the Riviera. All aesthetically and technically perfect, and all in outstanding surroundings.
Cultural
- Auvergne: This ‘National centre for stage costume and stage design’ has a unique collection on display in a beautiful building of the Villars district of Moulins.
- Languedoc Roussillon:Created in 1994, the 220 ha ‘Regional Natural Reserve du Scamandre’ area protects typical natural habitats of Camargue (reedbeds, riparian woods, open marshes ...). 171 species have been recorded here.
- Midi - Pyrenées: Gloves from Millau, combining style and finesse, are the result of the tanning and glove-making industries which have existed here since the 12th century.
- Nord Pas de Calais: Looking for the real French experience? Why not rent an iconic Citroen 2CV and drive around the countryside in search of a green space for a picnic?
- Poitou - Charentes: In this picturesque village, ‘Tour de Canard’ offers the opportunity to rent a 2CV and to explore at one's own pace the authentic Southwest France. Well-supplied picnic basket in the back!
- Rhône - Alpes: Ferdinand Cheval was a postman who spent 33 years building his ‘Ideal Palace’ entirely alone. A stunning example of naïve art inspired by everything from the Bible to Hindu mythology.
- Var: a vintage American bus dating from the 1963 and coming from Nevada transformed into a ‘Bus & Breakfast’ just in the middle of the Provence vineyards