TOUR DE FRANCE: Deauville - Caen - Mont-St-Michel - Ferns - St-Nazaire
Another day took us through several French county. Since we have both repeatedly visited Britain, we decided to skip it at all, and rather quickly race towards the Pyrenees. In addition, the Alsace-Lorraine, Normandy, Britain, etc. relatively close to Belgium and there is always an extended weekend in põigata.
Stop Smoking Deauville, which also never want to go back over a longer period of time. Was deliberately abandoned in almost all the breakfast accommodations in that city, village, wherever the locals winning cafe to drink coffee and croissant next to the bakery business 'e lead. The first coffee shop was like walking in a déjà vu periods of residence in Portugal. This is a strong coffee smell, the men of the world politics, lotto numbers, and discussing the football results and the speedy and accurate service. Although I am otherwise a quiet and calm to start a day with a cup of coffee and newspapers on the Internet, then at least in Latin countries enjoy I particularly enjoy myself a cafe culture.
Then it is already on track and the first stop of Caen. Here is buried William the Conqueror, who, before this honorable title was William ärateenimist bastard. The English name for him so far William the Bastard Conquering . In fact, they have much for which to be grateful to him, so it is more nöökav nickname.
And then back on track. And the distance is starting to look ... Young art books I guess, in principle, the retina has already burned a picture of Mont-St-Michel'ist. But still there was no way I've always had the impression that the individual re-kaljunuki would also be a rocky seashore. Oh no, instead the city is surrounded liivadüünid shell, which at times can üleuhutud sea and land in such a way past the town were cut off. Now it is no longer the concern: will the city proper and its side-street volume is based on a frenzy of car parks.
This is one of France's most important turistiatraktsiooniga. Unlike the Eiffel Tower, climbing on top of which stand to be a sense of queues, and finally leaves the impression of a - meh, I recommend the Mont-St-Michel, although the walk. In addition, the main street of tourists fighting over splits in the crowd dispersed, and the only order of the Benedictine monastery located at the top of the cliff access.
Mont-St-Michel was named 10ndal century, was built there in honor of St. Michael's Church. Over time it came around the monastery, the ever-expanding, and the pilgrims accommodation and service in town with a smaller variety.
Mont-St-Michel was a wonderful visit for me ever since I've been soooo much vahtinud photograph that was quite so-called sürr go into the picture.
convent church stands on top of St. Michael's 3-meter figure. Visiting the monastery had already been determined, in principle, since the moment I read the name of the Rose, and so it was a good opportunity for all and they refektooriumeid skriptooriumeid also to see for myself that it develop a clearer picture.
Monastery is truly powerful and very well preserved / maintained. Quite warmly recommend visiting during April and the beginning of the autumn but perhaps also because the do not want to think about what the masses are moving in the summer here yet ...
Kift is to imagine them moving stairways Latin monks discussing God's word over. After the French Revolution was a monastery, but instead, it was in prison and 1874ndal historic town values and since then has been an attraction.
Knights of the hall, mainly used for the reception of guests and pidulikematel cases.
Mont-St-Michel, surrounded by sandy beaches, the water constantly moving. There goes a pretty decent mining, the Mont-St-Michel still remains an island. Overall, definitely recommend it for Tripp to take, since it is still a very cool town with a mixed kaljunukil. It is the tiny streets, which climb around (after all, most of them have stairs), the shops where suveniirnänni total grab, and lots of beautiful views of history. In any case, I am very pleased that there could be traveled.
Here we will south direction, and we made a stop over town named FOUGERES. Unfortunately, the day was already drawing to a close, and so closed the medieval castle, which is considered one of the best preserved in France. So we made a faster spin around and headed back to the motorways.
overnight accommodations was chosen because of the arrival of St-Nazaire. If there is one place where I'm from France on this trip would not want to go, it will be in St.-Nazaire. It is almost overwhelming with an empty, dull and ugly port town. The hotel is a few and they are expensive, the restaurant with the same crap, so it was a bit down because of previous lack of homework assigned. If you plan to somewhere out there was wearing, stay overnight, then I recommend instead of Nantes or La Rochelle.
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