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Winetasting is great ! Only when starting it early morning is not such a good idea. One day we went to Pouilly Fuissé to taste wines. It was around 10 AM when we drank our first wine. I can tell you now : it 's not exactly the right time to start...
Written Sep 12, 2002
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It's not often that I have the midas touch:)Warning - be sure to check the settings on your digital camera or you'll end up with something like this!
Updated Jun 10, 2003
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Stores and restaurants generally close between 14.30 and dinner time (especially on Sunday). Don't wait to eat lunch!
Written Sep 12, 2002
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1 Review and 162 Opinions The quality of Mercure Hotels from group Accor do vary. The one at the Centre Clemenceau was on the...
1 Review and 22 Opinions We had a very pleasant stay. I had to speak some French at the front desk, and I managed. I don't...
2 Reviews and 89 Opinions Very little (no elevator) hotel with wonderful friendly service. One of the owners spoke very good...
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Stores and restaurants generally close between 14.30 and dinner time (especially on Sunday). Don't wait to eat lunch!
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Q: I will driving from CDG Paris to Dijon approximately 6 Sept 20011 and was wondering which would be the most scenic route A5, A6 or...
A: Roads with 'A' is motorway and large parts are toll. You don't see very much. Take N or D roads which is nice but will take longer. Then you pass through smaller towns ...
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The Splendors of a Medieval and Renaissance Power
We only allocated a full day to Dijon on our exploration of Burgundy and it rained most of that day. This drove us into spending most of our time indoors at the Palace of the Dukes and Estates-General...
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THE SPLENDOURS OF THE DUKES OF BURGUNDY.
For us Belgians Burgundy is a part of France we have very close historical links with. From the 14th to the 16th c. we belonged to the Duchy of Burgundy under the denomination of “Pays-Bas...
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DIJON - the capital of the Dukes of Burgundy
Dijon is nowadays a modern capital of Burgundy with more than two hundred thousand inhabitants. The heir to an exceptional architectural heritage, Dijon accounts for 97 ha of nationally classed...
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Dijon is one of the most attractive for tourists cities in France. It is known not only its graceful buildings of the Middle Ages, but also its culinary, for example, the most sweet mustard in the...
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Dijon is the capital of Burgundy. A city not just known for mustard, but also for great architecture, food and wine. First impression as one arrives at the station, Dijon seems to be a modern city,......
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