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himalia11 Says: Strolling around the narrow alleys of the old town had been interesting. Somewhere I've read that it's pituresque but I wouldn't say so, there were too many semil-derelict houses. Nevertheless there are also pretty houses, and we discovered a nice statue (I think it was of...
himalia11 Says: The basilica Notre Dame is a nice church, located in the old town. When coming from the Saône river, you'll have to walk uphill a little bit. The church was build from 1481 until 1560. The main door of the entrance was build later, in the 19th century, and is in Flemish...
himalia11 Says: The Hôtel de Ville (not a hotel, but the townhall) is an impressive building, with it's arcades and the beautiful decorated roof, something typcial for Burgundy. It was build between 1567 and 1572 in the renaissance style. It's not far from the basilica Notre Dame, and...
himalia11 Says: There are two places to moor in Gray, either upstream or downstream from the dam. Upstream of the dam, after the lock, is the port of the boat rental company Connoisseur. We however found an empty space to moor upstream from the dam, at a meadow with benches. We didn't have...
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The Hôtel de Ville (not a hotel, but the townhall) is an impressive building, with it's arcades and the beautiful decorated roof, something typcial for...
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Gray is a town in the Haute-Saône department, 50 km east of Dijon and 50 km north-west of Besancon. It's located in the Franche Comté region, close to the border with Burgundy. Situated on the Saône...
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