Top 10 Best Tourist Places to Visit in Niort | France - English
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Niort is one of the biggest tourist attractions in France having many best places in Niort. Niort is a commune in the Deux-Sèvres department, western France. It is the prefecture of Deux-Sèvres. The population of Niort is 58,707 and more than 177,000 people live in the urban area. So to help you figure out the places you need to try, we've gathered up a bucket list of the best Places in Niort that you won't regret going to.
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Rochefort-En-Terre, France (4K)
High above the River Arz, Rochefort-en-Terre has been voted one of France’s most beautiful villages and as a result is one of Brittany’s most visited sites. Make your way through the narrow streets, past ateliers and workshops, admiring the geranium-bedecked houses along the way.
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Des eaux turquoise du golfe du Morbihan à la ria d'Etel, du lac Guerlédan au château de Josselin, doté de tours majestueuses... ce volet nous entraîne à la découverte de joyaux où se mêlent l'héritage celte et la culture bretonne. La halte gourmande se déroule à Guémené-sur-Scorff, où l'on fabrique la fameuse andouille, puis sur le marché d'Auray, à la rencontre d'une ostréicultrice dont l'enthousiasme et le savoir-faire n'ont d'égal que la qualité de ses huîtres bio. Enfin, un pâtissier a inventé un biscuit à la spiruline, une micro-algue aux vertus antioxydantes.
Quick peek at le Canal St Martin, Paris, 10th arrondissement
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Standing a top 600-year old medieval walls in Vannes, Southern Brittany
History in action: There's nothing quite like standing on a massive structure erected centuries ago to protect a powerful city during the Hundred Years' War, while looking at the modern-day city sprawling at our feet...
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Travel in France: Ploërmel - The Best of Brittany? Is it Worth a Visit? It's Outdoor Market is WOW!
Looking for top travel tips? Is Ploërmel, France one of the best places in Brittany to visit?? It may not be the most common place to vacation - some French people might even say, You're going WHERE?? - but this Breton town has a lot more to offer than meets the eye. And it makes an excellent home base from which to explore the region. Whether you are staying for a short visit or a long one. And yes - you can see a lot even without a car.
Ploërmel has one of the best weekly outdoor farmer's markets I've ever been to. So plan a stay that includes a kitchen. You are going to want to cook for sure. It's a foodie's paradise! There are several boulangeries/patisseries (bakeries/pastry shops), several BIG supermarkets and many great places to eat out (even aside from Kebab Chez Tonton 56 ????) but that Friday market will make your little eyes go WOW I guarantee you.
If you like the outdoors, Ploërmel has one of the biggest lakes in Brittany and thus lots of watersports to enjoy as well as miles of phenomenal bike and walking trails and places to hike around. There are great museums, a bowling alley, a movie theater, local soccer/football games and great sites, towns and villages close by to explore.
I spent a month in Ploërmel and wrote a blog post about it for my website, Reganland.com. I wanted to see what it would be like to put together a video version of that post so I used it as a voice-over script and then assembled photos, video and web page content to create the video.
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It was fun - a lot of work, but fun - however, based on what I learned through that process - next time, I'll use a different process! If I'd taken more photos and videos, that would have helped, but next time my whole approach will be different.
In any case - I hope you enjoy the video and even more so, I hope you make it out to Ploërmel sometime if you've not already been.
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Visite à Sauzon | Île Belle-lle-en-Mer | La Bretagne | France
Sauzon est une des quatre communes de l'île dont le territoire s'étend sur la partie ouest de celle-ci. Le bourg chef-lieu est principalement bâti sur la rive gauche de l'estuaire de la rivière de Sauzon qui débouche sur la côte nord de l'île. Cette anse, aménagée en un petit port de pêche et de plaisance (surnommé « le port fleuri »), est dotée d'une forme de rade, prolongeant l'estuaire, assez confortable pour le mouillage, et entourée de verdure. Une agréable promenade, partant du port, permet de faire le tour de la pointe du Cardinal et offre des vues tour à tour sur l'entrée du port, la pointe de Taillefer, la presqu'île de Quiberon et la pointe des Poulains.
Belle-Île-en-Mer, appelée plus couramment « Belle-Île », est une île française rocheuse située dans le golfe de Gascogne (océan Atlantique), au sud de la Bretagne dans le département du Morbihan, à 12,3 km au sud de Quiberon, et à la même latitude que Le Croisic à 50 km. C'est la troisième plus grande île des côtes de la France métropolitaine après la Corse et Oléron, et la quatrième après Jersey si l'on prend en compte les Îles Anglo-Normandes. Elle reste la deuxième plus grande île métropolitaine non reliée au continent par un pont.
Elle est composée de quatre communes (Bangor, Le Palais, Locmaria et Sauzon) qui formaient le canton de Belle-Île, rattaché depuis 2015 à celui de Quiberon.
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Two rivers run through it: Bayonne, French Basque country
There's a reason Bayonne's riverbanks along the Nive river (one of two rivers connecting here) sometimes get compared to Venice, Italy. Follow me on a short stroll by the Nive; listen to architectural and historical anecdotes about Bayonne's buildings and decide if you agree.
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Limoges's central covered market
Limoges’s covered market is a local gourmet hotspot. Notice its remarkable Eiffel-inspired architecture and learn about how it was built.
This modern 19th century covered market, which replaced the town’s more traditional markets, was a popular place for shopping and for meeting up with friends and neighbours. New material was used such as iron, glass and ceramics. New hygiene rules were applied giving the building a whole new concept.
The first covered market was built on Place de la Motte in 1852. It soon became too small and was transferred to place Carnot, where it is still located today.
A new, more important project began: the central market hall, inspired by the works of Gustave Eiffel, with a metal structure, allowing for large openings and a rivetless frame.
This rectangular pavilion has an opening on each side, making its access more convenient and giving shoppers more space to walk around. Its base is made of granite and its brick walls have identical geometrical figures on them, giving rythm and colour to their lower parts.
There are arabesques on the higher parts. The building had cladding for ventilation, which was replaced by windows later on, reflecting different parts of Limoges, just like mirrors.
Above the cornice, the 328 panels are a rare tribute to the use of porcelain in Limoges’s architecture. They were made by students at the National Decorative Arts School, with the help of Limoges’s old Guérin porcelain factory. They represent various products which can be found on the market stalls. Nowadays, the market is open every morning. It is a local food hotspot, with 2 restaurants and about 40 shopkeepers with all types of foods, including meat and fish.
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Halles de Questembert (a historical covered market in Brittany)
Not all outdoor markets are created equal. Les Halles de Questembert, built in the 17th century on the site of an older market, were the largest market structure erected in Brittany under Louis XIV (the Sun King.)
The building's roof has been a Historical Monument of France since the 1920s. As it should.
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Visit a surprising (and delightful) garden in Quimper, Brittany
One does not expect to find Mediterranean vibes in France's Brittany region, known for its ever-changing weather.
In Quimper, located in the Southern part of the Finistère region, a walk in the older part of town led to a charming discovery. Join me. This is going to make you smile!
Featured: Le Jardin de la Paix (Garden of Peace) and Le Jardin de la Retraite (Retirement Garden) followed by a short stroll in Quimper's medieval streets.
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Descubrí el pueblo más hermoso de Francia / #bretaña
Acompáñame a visitar Bretaña, una de las zonas más hermosas de Francia, con la belleza natural de sus bosques, ríos y extensas costas. A través de estas bellas imágenes conocerás algunos de los lugares turísticos más interesantes de Bretaña que te aseguro vas a amar. Si estás pensando en un viaje a Francia, entonces este es un video para ti.
Si buscas conocer más sobre historia y patrimonio, la arquitectura medieval de Bretaña te hará viajar a la Edad Media.
Comencé mi viaje en Nantes, una ciudad está anclada en el estuario del río Loira. Su privilegiada posición geográfica la ha convertido históricamente en una ciudad de intercambio y comercio.
El castillo de los Duques de Bretaña recuerda que Nantes fue la capital histórica de Bretaña. Durante su edad dorada fue el primer puerto de Francia lo que se refleja hasta hoy en las fachadas de los muelles.
En la actualidad es una ciudad reconocida por su intensa actividad cultural.
Llegué a la ciudad de Nantes durante las celebraciones del 14 de julio, el día nacional de Francia que conmemora la toma de la Bastilla en 1789.
La gente se congregó frente al Castillo de los duques de Bretaña a ver los fuegos artificiales, una gran forma de comenzar este viaje.
A casi 90 kilómetros de Nantes nos espera Noyal-Muzillac, una pequeña comuna de 2.500 habitantes que se encuentra en el departamento de Morbihan.
Bretaña es una de las trece regiones que conforman la República de Francia.
Su capital y ciudad más poblada es Rennes. Con una superficie de más de 27.000 km²,
comprende una península que se extiende hasta el océano Atlántico
entre el canal de la Mancha por el norte y el golfo de Vizcaya por el sur.
Procedentes del País de Gales y el condado de Cornualles al sudoeste de Inglaterra, los bretones dieron su nombre a esta región en el siglo V.
La economía de Bretaña se inclina hacia la agricultura y la industria agroalimentaria, el turismo en el litoral, y algunos centros industriales y tecnológicos avanzados en Rennes.
En Bretaña se hablan tres lenguas: el francés, idioma oficial, el bretón de origen celta y el galó, lengua romance de la que también deriva el francés.
Las políticas gubernamentales en los siglos XIX y XX hicieron obligatoria la educación exclusiva en idioma francés, y al mismo tiempo, se prohibió el uso del bretón en la enseñanza y los medios de comunicación para acercar a sus habitantes a la adopción de la lengua francesa.
Durante la década de los 70, las escuelas de bretón fueron reabiertas y las autoridades locales comenzaron a promover la lengua, que estaba al borde de la extinción, debido a que la mayoría de los padres habían dejado de enseñar a sus hijos el idioma.
Después de una disminución desde más de un millón de hablantes en 1950 a unos 200.000 en la primera década del siglo XXI, el bretón fue calificada como una lengua en grave peligro por la Unesco.
00:03 Intro Región de Bretaña
00:39 Comienzo del viaje desde Hendaya, País Vasco Francés
01:31 Nantes, Países del Loira
01:45 Castillo de los duques de Bretaña, Nantes
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02:44 Viaje a Noyal-Muzillac, departamento de Morbihan
03:05 Probando quesos de Francia
04:33 Viaje a Rochefort-en-terre
05:30 Rochefort-en-terre, departamento de Morbihan
07:31 Viaje a Rennes
07:57 Parque del Thabor, Rennes
08:23 Iglesia Notre-Dame en Saint-Melaine, Rennes
08:45 Río Vilaine, Rennes
09:02 Sendero de los aduaneros, Bretaña
09:42 Cancale, Ille-et-Vilaine, Bretaña
10:32 Las ostras de Cancale, Bretaña
10:54 Saint Malo, Bretaña
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La Seine from le Pont des Arts
Day 26 of the public transportation strike in Paris... Walking, walking, walking (and loving my walks when the weather is as spectacular as it was this morning, as I led a tour on the Left Bank.) I met soooo many tourists in the Germain des Prés neighborhood today! Glad they made it to Paris for the Holidays in spite of the strike.
Here's a video I captured on the way back to the Right Bank. Metro Line 1 (one of two Metro lines still operating in the French capital,) is now, more than ever, many Parisians' lifeline.
Enjoy the sights, and if you are in need of a native French tour guide to show you around Paris, in English or in French, reach out!
A bientôt,
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You already know this (great) French store chain. You may already know these handy little bags. Have you see the new Eiffel Tower edition? This is one of the cutest, handiest, and cheapest French-themed gifts you can bring home to your friends. Happy shopping!
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Lille, France - la Grand Place (Place Charles de Gaulle) in the winter.
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Back to Gallo-Roman times in Lyon
Lyon, once better known as Lugdunum, the former capital of the Three Gauls, reserves many surprises. A favorite area of mine since I lived there during my college years, have been the steep slopes of la Croix-Rousse, a former working-class neighborhood, and the heart of the silk trade, overlooking the city.
This is Lyon's other hill, (Fourvière draws more visitor traffic,) and I am taking you to the other amphitheater. Stick with Véro, and you will look at France through the eyes of a native and explore off the beaten-path. :-)
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Sarlat, France: rooftops
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