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RE: Looking for somewhere nice...

by sfgirl42 24 April 2012

Hi, If you weren't such a longtime member I'd think this was an advert for the place you wanted to stay...and it's a bit weird that you…
RE: Friday the 13th!

by leela3000 13 April 2012

>I don't even know what cremant is How can you think of wasting it on such a heathen, spelly? Is it de Bourgogne, or Alsace? I'd have…
RE: 4 days in France

by regards 02 April 2012

By train for two hours you can be in Lyon. Nother of this city you have Boujolais and Bourgogne for wineries and beside Beaune each other…
RE: France + Italy Honeymoon / Romantic Suggestions?

by bummers4eva 30 January 2012

i'm wondering why you want the car... it seems the drives are all long ones, so why not take trains instead, maybe a car when in the country…
RE: pick my dinner!

by VinnyD 26 October 2011

>Époisses de Bourgogne is a cheese made in the village Époisses found in the commune of Côte-d'Or, a département of France. It is locate…
Paris/France when? (july/august)

by rifseng 23 August 2011

Hello everybody, I`m planning a 20-day honeymoon trip to France. We intend to spend about 8 days in Paris on late july and the rest on…
RE: 4 nights in France - help with itinerary please!

by regards 12 August 2011

As it is the first time you come to France, to Paris there are two possibilyies. As said before you can spend your time in Paris for a…
RE: Help with my France itinerary

by photoboom 13 April 2011

I agree with everything everyone has said in response to your question. Beaune is a very nice city, as is Dijon. Depending on the time…
RE: Help with my France itinerary

by stormcloud 03 April 2011

Dijon is also charming and has many tours to the surrounding Bourgogne (Burgundy) wine country
RE: Road Trip from Paris to Provence?

by a_p 14 February 2011

My personal favourite would be this: - 1st day: Paris - Bourgogne(Burgundy) - Clermont-Ferrand via free/no toll highways. Roughly 350…
RE: Road Trip from Paris to Provence?

by Bjoern 14 February 2011

There are SOO many places woth seeing on that route with a few daytours that one could plan to do the trip over one or 2 months. So better…
Re: Champagne, Chablis and Bourgogne - Tips wanted

by shelemm 11 November 2010

If you are going to rent a car, no need to buy train tickets, just rent a car from Paris. Will be cheaper and faster than buying 4 train…
RE: Champagne, Chablis and Bourgogne - Tips wanted

by tony_b 09 November 2010

There are a few direct TGVs every day from CDG to *CHAMPAGNE ARDENNE TGV* station (30 mins), which is 5 km from Reims. From there you…
RE: Champagne, Chablis and Bourgogne - Tips wanted

by gawkabout 09 November 2010

Find Don Parigno's digs too.
Champagne, Chablis and Bourgogne - Tips wanted

by premiercru 09 November 2010

I will travel with some friends in/out of Paris in mid May,and have 4 days - three nights - to explore the wine districts. We arrive in…
RE: France In October

by TMPACA 21 July 2010

From Paris by car 3 to 5 hours you have the choice between the region of the Jura, Bourgogne, Boujolais, the Loire valley. 3 to 5 hours…
RE: Accomodation in BRUGES

by RuudH 14 July 2010

If you're looking for a restaurant in a beautiful setting, I can recommend this one: [Duc de Bourgogne|http://www.ducdebourgogne.be/]…
RE: Loire & Burgundy

by ozrooster 14 July 2010

Hi guys thanks very much for all your comments. I was thinking about basing ourselves in Blois. It seemed to be quite central. or…
RE: Good stopovers between Annecy to Paris?

by swissbee 30 May 2010

Some examples in the Bourgogne area: Beaune, Autun, Vézelay.
RE: Paris To Luzern

by swissbee 20 May 2010

It really depends on what you want to see, we've travelled across France several times (especially to get from Switzerland to England),…
Re: exchange to France!!

by kokiri 13 April 2010

I agree with Artemis that you'd better get more info in order to choose a specific city. You might like the region but not enjoy living…
exchange to France!!

by dsmfl 13 April 2010

Hi all! In December I'm leaving on a 3 month high school exchange to France and I can choose if I want to go to South West France, South…
RE: Couple of France questions from a backpaker.

by Liberat 01 March 2010

I am always somewhat amazed that people think that to go from Paris to Madrid, one has to go via Dijon, Lyon and the Rhone Valley. If…
RE: Paris to Turin- Best route in limited time

by Bual 17 February 2010

heh... I'd have a tough time choosing between Champagne and Bourgogne... but Puligny/Meursault always seems to win out! ;)
RE: Gift from an Aussie for French

by jules2305 26 January 2010

Bottles of Wine is a great idea. French peolple love to prepar meals to taste a new wine. They must taste australian wine, because they…