There are markets every day in Provence, with each town setting aside a day or two a week. Some are just food and necessities; others have large crafts areas and some markets are good sources of inexpensive clothing as well as designer clothing.
The cult favorite of many (I’m one), the Citroen 2CV was a true “people’s car,” designed to bring mobility to rural families. Designed before World War II, and with its heyday after, millions were sold.
When we first visited Marseille’s museum of the city’s history, we found it fascinating; when we heard it had expanded and improved as part of last year’s Capital of Culture celebration, we knew we’d be back.
Abbaye Royale de Fontevraud is situated in France’s western Loire Valley, a short drive from Chinon and Saumur. The name refers not only to Europe’s largest medieval abbey, built in the 12th century, but also to the medieval town that surrounds it.
Marseille, which had a successful run last year as Europe’s Capital of Culture, has now decked out its city hall, the Hotel de Ville, with banners and artwork announcing the city’s status as Capital of Sports for 2017.
There are markets every day in Provence, with each town setting aside a day or two a week. Some are just food and necessities; others have large crafts areas and some markets are good sources of inexpensive clothing as well as designer clothing.
The cult favorite of many (I’m one), the Citroen 2CV was a true “people’s car,” designed to bring mobility to rural families. Designed before World War II, and with its heyday after, millions were sold.
When we first visited Marseille’s museum of the city’s history, we found it fascinating; when we heard it had expanded and improved as part of last year’s Capital of Culture celebration, we knew we’d be back.
Abbaye Royale de Fontevraud is situated in France’s western Loire Valley, a short drive from Chinon and Saumur. The name refers not only to Europe’s largest medieval abbey, built in the 12th century, but also to the medieval town that surrounds it.
Marseille, which had a successful run last year as Europe’s Capital of Culture, has now decked out its city hall, the Hotel de Ville, with banners and artwork announcing the city’s status as Capital of Sports for 2017.
