The post Don’t Miss These Day Trips from Paris appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Here are three great day trip ideas to take during your Parisian holiday.
Versailles, only a short trip out of the Paris city center, was the official residence of the French Royalty from 1682 until the French Revolution. This ornate palace, featuring a Hall of Mirrors, a beautifully-manicured garden, and a rustic retreat built for Marie Antoinette, is a must-see for its beauty and historical value.
Located to the north of Paris in the region of Normandy is Mont Saint Michel, a magical tidal island that features a small town and an abbey that must be seen to be believed. A bridge now connects the mainland to the island, which is otherwise cut off from mainland France depending on the tide.
Reims, a small city that is the unofficial region of Champagne production to Paris’s east, is only a short train ride away from the capital. Here, you can sample the famous sparkling wine in one of the city’s main wine bars, as well as make a visit to the historical Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims.
The post Don’t Miss These Day Trips from Paris appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Do You Want To Visit A City In The Sea? appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Mont Saint-Michel is a small town located on a rocky island 1 km off the northern coast of France, at the end of the Couesnon River in the Lower Normandy region.
Construction began in the distant 709s. In 1874, Mont Saint-Michel was declared a historical monument and is under UNESCO protection ever since.
You can’t live here, since there are only 41 inhabitants and most of them are priests, but you are more than welcome to visit this fairytale-like place.
The story behind Mont Saint-Michel is linked to a legend that says that Saint Michael appeared to the bishop Albert and told him to build a monastery out of rock, but Albert ignored this request until Saint Michael got angry and burned his head with his finger. So, of course, Albert finally decided to listen to the Saint and built what we know today as a tiny, charming, French village in the middle of the sea.
The post Do You Want To Visit A City In The Sea? appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Don’t Miss These Day Trips from Paris appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Here are three great day trip ideas to take during your Parisian holiday.
Versailles, only a short trip out of the Paris city center, was the official residence of the French Royalty from 1682 until the French Revolution. This ornate palace, featuring a Hall of Mirrors, a beautifully-manicured garden, and a rustic retreat built for Marie Antoinette, is a must-see for its beauty and historical value.
Located to the north of Paris in the region of Normandy is Mont Saint Michel, a magical tidal island that features a small town and an abbey that must be seen to be believed. A bridge now connects the mainland to the island, which is otherwise cut off from mainland France depending on the tide.
Reims, a small city that is the unofficial region of Champagne production to Paris’s east, is only a short train ride away from the capital. Here, you can sample the famous sparkling wine in one of the city’s main wine bars, as well as make a visit to the historical Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims.
The post Don’t Miss These Day Trips from Paris appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Do You Want To Visit A City In The Sea? appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Mont Saint-Michel is a small town located on a rocky island 1 km off the northern coast of France, at the end of the Couesnon River in the Lower Normandy region.
Construction began in the distant 709s. In 1874, Mont Saint-Michel was declared a historical monument and is under UNESCO protection ever since.
You can’t live here, since there are only 41 inhabitants and most of them are priests, but you are more than welcome to visit this fairytale-like place.
The story behind Mont Saint-Michel is linked to a legend that says that Saint Michael appeared to the bishop Albert and told him to build a monastery out of rock, but Albert ignored this request until Saint Michael got angry and burned his head with his finger. So, of course, Albert finally decided to listen to the Saint and built what we know today as a tiny, charming, French village in the middle of the sea.
The post Do You Want To Visit A City In The Sea? appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>