Located at the heart of France’s hexagonal territory, Auvergne is a sparsely populated land of volcanic plateaus and large valleys. Unlike the Alps to the east or the Pyrénées to the southwest, its highest peaks reach only 6,000 feet above sea level and are free of snow in summer. The local authorities? efforts to safeguard the environment have made Auvergne one of the last protected zones in Europe.
Before going to Auvergne, familiarize yourself with its history and its gastronomy.
Located in the center of Lourdes, 5 minutes from the Grotto, overlooking the river and the Domain. Owned and managed by the same family for 4 generations, it offers excellent regional and international dining, top shelf modern comfort.
0 Read MoreHow could you fail to be enchanted by this elegant 15th-century Castel? French writter Colette once fell under its spell and moved in as lady of the Manor. Once you will experience the comfort and tranquil charm of the rooms and the idyllic park, you will […]
0 Read MoreOnly minutes from the ceramic capital of Limoges, you will discover this formerly private residence in its verdant property surrounded by 100-year-old trees. The lovely view on the ponds endows the rooms with a pastoral light. You will appreciate the spacious lounges and the dining-rooms decorated […]
0 Read MoreLocated in a leafy parkland dating from the 17th century, a few steps from the Mediterranean, Montagne Noire and the Corbières, lies the Domaine D’Auriac which welcomes its guests to a serene atmosphere, comfortable surroundings and excellent food. Its swimming pool, tennis court, walks, billiard room […]
0 Read MoreThis spectacular residence, a perfect blend of traditional and avant-garde architecture, is perched on a plateau overlooking the magnificent Aubrac countryside. It is here that the talented chef Michel Bras seeks out the herbs and plants which flavor his original gourmet specialties. Savor gargouillou de jeunes […]
0 Read MoreThe hostelry “Le Castellasâ€, a 17th century residence, is located on a small street at the heart of the village of Collias, an old village of Provence. Several old houses perfectly restored houses form an enclosure organized around an interior patio. Here, the wisteria covered terrace […]
0 Read MoreProtected as an ancient monument, the Chateau de Madieres was once a fortress which, according to National Archives dates back to 1181 — under the reign of Philippe-Auguste. Located on the very last slopes of the Southern Cevennes, it enjoys a privileged situation, in the heart […]
0 Read MoreGentleness and charm of an old catalan farmhouse. The poetry of Charles Trenet pervades these walls which were chosen at one time as a source of his peace of mind. Lunch in the garden and on the terrace in the shade of olive trees.
0 Read MorePerched like a grandiose and elegant eyrie opposite the snow-capped peak of Mont Canigou, the Château de Riell guards the portals to the wild Catalan region. This intimate, comfortable haven, echoing with the sound of Pablo Casals’s cello and Flamenco guitars, is an idyllic setting in […]
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