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Where is the best place in france that is good for a walking holiday + near city?

Currently planning a holiday to france for drinking + walking – what areas should i check out?

look up Alsace on the net al give you a few links but too many to list ..
Colmar
Ribeauville
Mullhouse
The Vossges
many more
They all follow the Rine on the french side

RE Drinking .. if you want a UK night out put your watch forward 3hrs not 1hr.. no one goes out until at least 10;30, al the good night spots are outside of the town center. no bars play music like the uk.,

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3 Responses to “Where is the best place in france that is good for a walking holiday + near city?”

  1. marc antony says:
    February 4, 2010 at 11:04 am

    look up Alsace on the net al give you a few links but too many to list ..
    Colmar
    Ribeauville
    Mullhouse
    The Vossges
    many more
    They all follow the Rine on the french side

    RE Drinking .. if you want a UK night out put your watch forward 3hrs not 1hr.. no one goes out until at least 10;30, al the good night spots are outside of the town center. no bars play music like the uk.,
    References :
    french

  2. geranium says:
    February 4, 2010 at 11:22 am

    you’d better look at somewhere hot and sunny like the riviera
    References :

  3. Richard says:
    February 4, 2010 at 11:43 am

    The Pyrenees is a great location for walkers. The main cities are Tarbes, Biarritz, Lourdes and Pau. Fantastic mountain scenery, great food. Visit the Pyrenees National Park. Places like Gavarnie with its famous Cirque de Gavarnie and the highest waterfall in Europe – 400+m drop. Spectacular. Or the walks up to mountain lakes like Lac Bleu from the Bagneres de Bigorre side of the Pic du Midi.

    I walk and cycle a lot in the Pyrenees and usually rent a house from a site called:
    http://www.rent-in-france.co.uk/directory

    This is a very accessible area. Fly to Toulouse (the largest airport) and hire a car or take the train to the city centres that I mentioned above or fly to the other local airports at Biarritz, Pau or Tarbes/Lourdes. Have a great time.
    References :

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