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Beaune, in the heart, of Burgundy is best known for its wine and food. It has more seasons than other towns further south — less extreme heat in the summers , but winters, while not severe, are actual winter. It is a handsome city and while popular as a tourist destination, not overrun. Not overrun with English speakers either, though it has a healthy Anglophone population and group.
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(Nantes island) symbolized by a giant mechanical elephant. This area was once a thriving ship building district but when that industry fell into decline so did the island. However, since 2002 it has been steadily revamped as a cutting edge creative neighbourhood mainly owing to the brilliant imaginations of two men, François Delarozière and Pierre Orefice. Delarozière and Orifice both come from performance backgrounds where they are actively involved in the renewal of street theatre.”including climate, transportation, welcome, health, safety + reviews and recommendations.
A nice size town, with the charms of Brittany but not the seaside, tourist ambiance. Reasonable in size, cost of living and transportation
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“The Charente-Maritime is apparently the second sunniest place in France which was a big lure….Quiet roads, a wealth of wildlife, vineyards all around us. Fields of poppies in spring and sunflowers in summer. The air is clean and the weather is sunny and bright most of the year round. There are numerous hiking tracks and the Charente River is great for days out. There are loads of water activities or we can enjoy a gentle cruise on a water boat.” The Good Life France
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Extraordinarily pretty town, with many canals. Architecture is half-timbered houses, a distinctly Alsatian touch. The city’s beauty is all the more remarkable given its history as a fierce battle of WWII, in which 80% of the buildings were said to have been damaged. “Petite Venise” (Little Venice) was hard hit. Enormous efforts to rebuild historical treasures throughout the city were taken and it shows.
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