Caudebec-en-Caux, Vieux Grémands, Normandie, France
Visiting Vernon, France, 23rd May 2018
I had to pass through this town on my way from Calais to Azay le Ferron
Viviers capitale du Vivarais
Viviers est une cité de l'ardéche méridionale et la capitale historique du Vivarais auquel elle a donné son nom.
Nous découvrons dans cette vidéo l'important patrimoine d'un village médiéval témoin d'une grande activité religieuse et commerciale dans la cité dès le IIIe siècle de notre ère.
Viviers is located in the southern-central part of the Ardeche department, a few kilometres south of Montelimar. It is a town that creates mixed impressions, with several very interesting highlights to discover . A town waiting to be discovered and improved perhaps.Dating from the 12th century to the 18th century the cathedral has some very fine features including its belltower and campanile, and the tapestries inside around the stalls are also impressive.
There is quite an extensive warren of narrow streets around the cathedral with buildings that are sometimes very carefully renovated, other times rather derelict looking. All are interesting to explore, and a marked walk can be followed.
In the heart of the old town there is a particularly impressive 16th century renaissance building called the House of the Chevaliers, with a great deal of fine carving and ornamentation on the facade.
One feature I enjoyed is seeing a few houses painted in the faded pastel colours that we associate with Provence and are less common in the northern Ardeche - making you feel that you have arrived in the south of France!
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prises de vues : panasonic FZ200 full HD
montage : Pinnacle studio V14U
musique : awesome lie par S.Mocini (licence Jamendo achetée)
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Drop anchor in Caudebec-En-Caux to visit two Abbeys, Saint Wandrille and Jumièges. Take a side trip to Étretat on the Alabaster Coast where Monet painted several famous sea-side landscapes. Drop anchor at Le Harve on the English Channel coast. Then cross the Normandy bridge to visit the lovely harbor town of Honfleur. The following day takes us to the American Cemetery on Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc and the Museum of D-Day at Arromanches. The following day, it's back over the Normandy Bridge to the town of Bayeux to visit the tapestry museum and cathedral.
Le Havre, Seine-Maritime, Haute-Normandie, France - 16th September, 2014
Le Havre is an urban French commune and city in the Seine-Maritime department in the Haute-Normandie region of north-western France. It is situated on the right bank of the estuary of the river Seine on the Channel south-west of the Pays de Caux.
Its port is the second largest in France, after that of Marseille, for total traffic, and the largest French container port. The name Le Havre means the harbour or the port.
This film features views taken on a walk around Le Havre, and includes the following identified sites / locations / features: Views of Le Havre and the Port from the MSC Magnifica; The Port of Le Havre; Bassin du Commerce; Rue de Paris; Notre-Dame Cathedral; Rue Jules Masurier; Rue Emile Zola; St. Joseph's Church; Rue Séry; Rue Victor Hugo; Place General de Gaulle; Le Volcan; Place de l'Hotel de ville; Le Havre Town Hall; Tramway du Havre; Boulevard de Strasbourg; Rue d'Ingouville; Avenue René Coty; Rue de Vigne; Funiculaire du Havre and View over Le Havre from Rue Félix Faure.
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Viviers: Storybook City of the Southern Rhône
With roots stretching back to Roman times, the walled city of Viviers - better known as “City of Bishops” - has been home to the Catholic Bishop of the Ardèche region of southern France since the 5th century.
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Staring up at the soaring towers of Rouen cathedral through tall windows thrown open to give a clear view, I was awed by the challenge before me.On the very spot where Claude Monet spent months working on more than 30 paintings of the same scene, I was nervously poising my paintbrush trying to create my own impression of the Gothic facade he painted at different times of the day as the seasons changed in the 1890s.The father of Impressionism was more focused on capturing the light falling on the cathedral than on the edifice itself, and the project gave him nightmares.But by day, he had a saucy distraction. He shared his first-floor studio with a lingerie shop’s fitting room, with just a screen between them. After Monet moved out, a peephole was found in the screen – so our tutor, local artist Patricia Rinski D’Argence, told us.Our private class, with my very own painstakingly produced souvenir watercolour to take home, was the perfect preparation for our visit, two days later, to Monet’s garden at Giverny, where he created his even more famous water lilies series of paintings.Finding my inner artist was one of the special activities on the inaugural cruise on SS Joie de Vivre, christened in Paris this spring.In a week, sailing the Seine from Paris to Normandy, we had adventures ashore that took us off the beaten track. We had a peek at the king’s private toilets at the Palace of Versailles, an inspection of the Eiffel Tower’s machine room, a tour backstage at Opera Garnier in Paris, and a sneak preview of a Picasso exhibition in Rouen. Wherever our guides took us, there was never a queue.Joie de Vivre is the latest addition to the Uniworld line. Its vessels are crafted to the highest specification, down to the last curl of the elegant wrought-iron and brass balustrades in the marble atrium. Designer Toni Tollman, of the family-run Travel Corporation that owns Uniworld, has gone for the look and feel of a Parisian grand hotel and the quality of a luxury yacht. Inspiration for the grand staircase came from the Plaza Athenee hotel. The smart red-and-white lounge, Salon Toulouse, mixes sumptuously upholstered banquettes with polished walnut and beautifully made glass and metal fittings.In addition to the more formal Le Pigalle main restaurant, there is the witty and charming Le Bistrot, which could have been lifted straight from 1950s Montmartre. At a table with a checked tablecloth at lunchtime, I was served very French onion soup and confit of duck by a waiter in a long white apron.In the evening, Claude’s nightclub takes over Club L’Esprit wellness centre. A dancefloor rolls over the swimming pool, twinkly lights come on and a jazz band strikes up in the corner. One night I watched a screening of Amelie – the whimsical film set in Paris – with constantly replenished champagne cocktails.New for the Uniworld river cruise line is La Cave du Vin, a show kitchen and private dining room where, for an extra fee, you can have a go at some of the favourite recipes of Bea Tollman, president and founder of the Red Carnation Hotel Collection.A dozen of us put on chefs’ hats and, fuelled with champagne, chopped and stirred under the guidance of Dutch chef Robbert Westendorp.My task was to arrange overlapping slices of apple in a spiral for the Normandy tart finale to our six-course dinner.Most of the work was done by Robbert and his invisible kitchen elves, and we feasted on Mrs Tollman’s chicken liver pâté, fish soup, pear sorbet, roasted beef tenderloin with potato gratin and cheeses and biscuits, each course matched with a fine wine.Between gourmet meals, there were opportunities to work off a few calories.Early morning yoga in Club L’Esprit sharpened my appetite for the lavish breakfast buffet, but afterwards I joined two guided bike rides, one rather hairy through the rush hour past the Eiffel Tower, and a gentler one from our mooring in Caudebec-en-Caux to the village of Villequier, where Victor Hugo holidayed in the 1830s and 1840s.The handsome mansion he used now houses a museum about his life and work.Back on board, it was time for an aperitif before lunch. Watching families of ducks swimming in and out of the reeds under weeping willows almost touching the sun-dappled river, as I sipped a glass of kir, not for the first time that week my heart was filled with joie de vivre..
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