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By Train from London to French Ski Slopes
British skiers can take the Eurostar ski train directly to the best French ski resorts or change in Paris to fast TGV or Corail overnight trains heading for the Alps.
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Contributing Articles in France Travel
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Skiing in St. Gervais, France
Located in the Mt. Blanc Region of the French Alps, St. Gervais is a charming town with an excellent ski area and enough variety to satisfy all ski levels and interests.
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French Public Holidays
Just when are the public holidays in France? And what other celebrations take place throughout the year? This article contains two detailed lists.
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Isles d'Hyeres in the South of France
The Isles d'Hyeres, also known as Iles d'Or or golden Islands, are worth a visit if you find yourself on the French Mediterranean coast in the department of Var.
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Mainline Railway Stations in Paris
Trains run between Paris and French cities at speeds of up to 186 mph. There are also services to England, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Italy, Spain and Switzerland.
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All About the Carte 12-25
Economize on European train travel with the "Carte 12-25," which offers travelers between the ages of 12-25 up to 60 percent off on TGV and other train tickets.
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The Jardin du Luxembourg Paris
The Jardin du Luxembourg is the largest and best known park in Paris. On a weekend tourists and Parisian families intermingle in this oasis from the pace of city life.
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Moving to Poitou-Charentes
Made up of the four departments of Charente, Charente-Maritime, Deux-Sèvres and Vienne, Poitou-Charentes is a region in central western France.
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Moving to Midi-Pyrenees
Midi-Pyrenees is an eclectic mix of cultures, age groups and languages. The capital city Toulouse is particularly popular with expatriates.
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Ski Jobs in France
Ski jobs are hard work, but good fun. Get paid to learn to ski, and party with new friends. Chalet hosting is an easy to come by job with a simple application process.
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A Paris Day Trip Sure to Dazzle
The elegant palace that inspired Versailles is less than an hour from Paris, by train or car. Le Vaux de Vicomte is a baroque masterpiece set in a breathtaking garden
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When is the Best Time to Visit Paris?
Paris is a city for all seasons; whether its spring, summer, fall or winter, Paris has a multitude of events, celebrations, museums, art galleries, shops and restaurants.
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Moving to Centre, France
Not quite in the center of France is Centre, also known as Loire Valley. This fertile and beautiful region is popular with expats looking for the idyllic 'true France.'
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Paris as a Gateway to Europe
Many people start their European tour in Paris because of its central location in Europe. This article will explain why and give pointers on travel planning. .
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Romantic Hotels In Paris
Don't settle for the Comfort Inn on your romantic Parisian getaway. These singular hotels may well become the highlight of your stay.
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Beautiful Beaches of Biarritz in France
Biarritz is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe which attracts thousands of sun-worshippers, surfers and sightseers with its charming beauty each year.
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Moving to Bourgogne
Bourgogne is a rural and idyllic region for expats. It combines the convenience of international schools with the authenticity of French country living.
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Moving to Basse-Normandie
Basse-Normandie is a wilder and more rugged taste of French living, with a large population of English-speaking expats.
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Moving to Auvergne
Auvergne is among France's best spots for a true expat experience: Idyllic scenery, authentic food and wine, and a high chance you will be the only foreigners in town
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Naturist Holiday at Le Jenny in France
La Jenny naturist resort is on France's Atlantic coast near Bordeaux. It attracts all ages, including families, who enjoy a nude (naturist) holiday being naked in the sun
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Visit Rouen, Best things to See
Rouen makes an ideal day trip from Paris, one hour away. Full of Medieval buildings, Joan of Arc was burnt at the stake here, and Claude Monet painted its cathedral
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Dining and Shopping in Paris
Those who observe some basic etiquette tips when shopping or dining in Paris will get more respect from the locals and have a more enjoyable trip.
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