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Head to Millau and Nimes in the south of France to visit two world-class bridges that are two hours and a couple of thousand years apart - and sample some very fine food along the way. Here's how...... read more »
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Often overlooked in favour of Toulouse or Carcassonne, the town of Albi, at the centre of the anti-Cathar crusades and the woad trade, has a lot to offer the cultural visitor... read more »
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Seeing more of the world is a top priority for holidaymakers in 2010, as is keeping a tight grip on the budget. Follow my advice to bag a bargain and save money before and during your travels... read more »
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Madiran in the Haute Pyrenees is an ideal spot to escape and unwind. And, if you visit in August, the village enjoys a vibrant, high summer wine festival ... read more »
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A short break in the French town of Cahors offers a glimpse into another age, pleasing scenery, great food, vineyards and a wonderful feeling of being included. What's not to like?... read more »
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Nothing beats a wonderful French meal after a day’s cycling in the Dordogne. Here, you can absorb French culture without ever worrying about your waistline
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Come with me to Bagnères-de-Luchon, in the heart of the French Pyrenees, to find ten reasons to go snowshoeing instead of skiing... read more »
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Toulouse, la vie Rose. Culture, shopping, wonderful French food, sunshine, space centre, Airbus-manufacture…... read more »
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Spending time in this beautiful, tranquil corner of France is guaranteed to soothe away 20th-century stress... read more »
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The Hautes-Pyrénées is a region of affable villages, ancient traditions and some of the most astonishing scenery in France. Here's how to get the most from the mountains... read more »
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Take a free-range tour of Toulouse, a marvellous French city where the spirit of free enterprise lives alongside antiquity and heritage... read more »
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France’s famous pink city, Toulouse, is a vibrant metropolis where you can drink, dine and party until the early hours without ever feeling like a tourist... read more »
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If you haven’t discovered France’s Midi-Pyrénées, you’re missing a short-haul gem
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