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Thalassa Quiberon

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THE SITE

Accor Thalassa Dinard

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THE SITE

"The jewel of the Emerald Coast".

Dinard truly deserves this title. Clinging to the Pointe de Saint-Enogat, this little gem can be found in a setting of greenery and rocks, nestling in a hollow on the untamed coastline of the English Channel. Its outstanding location, its bracing iodised air makes it an ideal spot for a successful thalassotherapy programme.

THE INSTITUTE

Thalassa Le Touquet

[img_assist|nid=42209|title=|desc=|link=none|align=left|width=291|height=412]INTRODUCTION   Water is life. To combat stress, weariness and the passage of time. For health, energy and regeneration. Water is the source of our wellbeing, health and beauty.And so it is quite natural that increasing numbers of people are choosing to take a break at […]

Paris-Story

"Paris-Story" is your gateway to Paris

 

In just under an hour and a half, Paris-Story takes you into an extraordinary cultural playland, fun and interactive, to discover the real Paris. In no time at all, and in your own language, you’ll come to understand the history, geography and yes, even the very soul of this magnificent city. The show and the interactive model will help you make choices, get oriented, and save you precious time during your visit.

Wine Museum Paris

Introduction : “Welcome to the Wine museum”

Close by the Eiffel Tower, the Wine Museum of Paris is located in the former cellars of the 15th Century Passy Abbey. It is a unique, unusual place in which to find many items and tools of yesteryear. A place of character lighted up by waxwork.

Stopovers between Nice and Paris (train)

Hi,

We'll be travelling from Nice to Paris in June next year, probably by train, on our way to England.

Any suggestions for stopovers between Nice and Paris. We have broad interests and enjoy just about everything!

Many thanks 

Colombier Castle of Mondalazac

THE COLOMBIER CASTLE IN MONDALAZAC

Colombier Castle in the Aveyron ; Eden Garden, an enchanting flower-filled collection of ornamental, aromatic, dye and condimentary plants known before 1450. VMF Gardener’s Prize in 2003. “Jardin Remarquable” by Culture Ministry, Old Rose Garden, Rockery of rare ostti and rockii tree peonies, eremurus and ‘Raubritter’ roses. Live Bestiary: lions, wolves, birds of prey, monkeys, bears, animal feedings and keeper talk shows. Petting Farm. Medieval games: Giant Chessboard, bowls, croquet, hopscotch. "Music, Sounds and Whispers from the Past" audio. "Man and the Animals in the Middle Ages" video.

The Ideal Palace of Cheval Postman

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"Le Palais Idéal du Facteur Cheval"
Ferdinand Cheval aka Facteur Cheval (1836-1924) was a postman who built his dream : an amazing and imaginary castle : Le Palais Idéal
He wasn't a mason and not more an architect.

THE STORY

Castle of Suze-la-Rousse

INTRODUCTION

Property of the Princes of Orange, this medieval fortress was totally transformed in the XVI-th century. The Renaissance endowed her(it) with an Italian yard on arches the decoration of which close to that of Grignan contrasts magnificently with the austere aspect from the outside. he Castle was illustrated by powerful persons belonging to the family of the Baume-Suze, owner until 1958. The castle shelters for more than 20 years the university of the Wine, real scientific and technical pole allowing professionals, from students or or from amateurs to participate in congress, trainings, formings bound to the vineyard and to the wine.

PRESENTATION OF THE CASTLE

Castle of Grignan

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PRESENTATION OF THE Château de Grignan

On a hill rocky hill in the Rhone Valley, surrounded by vineyards, lavender fields and the lovely village of Grignan, you will find the Castle of Grignan (Château de Grignan). Not only is the castle a central figure in local history but also in French literature thanks to the letters of Marie de Rabutin-Chantal, aka the Marquise de Sévigné.