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kentishgirl Says: Remalard does have a small tourist information office located just off of the village square. I discovered these signs as I was wandering around the village - they offer walking tours and I guess that you get the information from the tourist office.As I said this village is...
kentishgirl Says: Remalard really is one of those places where you just relax, take in the scenery and enjoy good company.There is plenty of opportunity for hiking and cycling as this is a national park!The area is relativley flat - reminded me a lot of my home county in England - Kent.
kentishgirl Says: This is the small local church in the village of Remalard, it dates from the 12th century and is still very much a working church, holding weddings, baptism and services throughout the year.Its well worth a look around and inside - the bell tower is pretty impressive.
kentishgirl Says: The crucifix is quite a common scene in this part of France, almost every little village has one and not always within the church grounds...this one for instance was set along the road between a few houses.France is predominatly Catholic...although as always there are other...
Remalard and Commune Du Parc Du Perche
kentishgirl Says: Remalard is located in the Commune Du Parc Du Perche - translated this is a National Park - called The Perche.The Perche is a beautiful region, lots of forest and very strict regulations to keep it this way.For instance, on one road in The Perche...you are allowed to build...
kentishgirl Says: Remalard is a very small French Village, there is nothing particular that would bring you here as such...there arent any Cathedrals or famous museums. Its a small place, a good place to practise your French, eat traditional food and brush shoulders with the locals.As we were...
kentishgirl Says: The main square in the village of Remalard is very pretty, theres not really anything to see here though, its the kind of place where you can just wander and relax taking in your surroundings.The main square is home to a Bakery, butchers, bank, a small bar/tabac and a few...
kentishgirl Says: Just a piccie to show the beautiful views from our room! Its a bit blury as it was lashing rain!
Beautiful Home in Remalard: Staying with Friends
kentishgirl Says: We were lucky enough to have friends in France, hence our visit to the small rural village of Remalard. I guess that this isnt really a proper accommodation tip, because we were at a friends house. However they have a little house attatched to their house that they would...
La Remillon: New Years Eve in France
kentishgirl Says: This was the spot for New Year 04/05!A night at a typical French restaurant/bar owned by an English guy in France! For only 35euro per person we enjoyed a fabulous French meal, Jazz, and a disco! Bargain...Oh...red wine with the meal, punch upon arrival and champers at...
kentishgirl Says: We travelled from Paris Montparnasse to Nogent le Rotrou by train, this took a little over 1 hours 30minutes. Upon arrival in Nogent we were met by the friends we were staying with who drove the further 20minutes to the village of Remalard.We purchased our return train...
kentishgirl Says: Remalard is pretty remote, there isnt a train station or anything here and I think that its essential that you have a car!Unless of course you are on a cycling or hiking holiday.The roads are lanes and are very narrow, very typical country lanes,
Remalards own Boulangerie!: Boulangerie
kentishgirl Says: This is a really sweet modern interior, old exterior shop in Remalard village square.The cakes look amazing - as you can see on my intro page as well! Lol As this is a bakery, the fresh French bread cannot be missed, as cant the various beautiful freshly made cakes that sit...
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Just a piccie to show the beautiful views from our room! Its a bit blury as it was lashing rain!
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We had a fabulous few days in Remalard for New Year 04/05. Remalard is completly off the beaten path, its not a touristy town at all - its very rural and typically French...even though it is located...
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