francebynight.com » Five ‘Must See’ villages in France http://www.francebynight.com Excellent Resources on France Travel Fri, 03 Feb 2012 18:28:43 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Five ‘Must See’ villages in France http://www.francebynight.com/five-must-see-villages-in-france.html http://www.francebynight.com/five-must-see-villages-in-france.html#comments Tue, 22 Jun 2010 16:29:48 +0000 admin http://francebynight.com/?p=129 How many of us know, France is one of the most beautiful in the world. Its combination What are some of the most beautiful villages in France?
Euguzon is charming and peaceful village, offering peace and comfort for visitors beauty of lakes, cold streams and rivers offer many opportunities for participation in certain activities for recreation and sport.
Saint Gaultier is a small picturesque village situated on the river Creuse. It is known as one of many fortified villages in France, with many historic buildings and towers, which dates from the 1500th Indeed, many ruins of buildings from past still exist and be enjoyed by movie buffs history. This is a village that is full of culture and history, especially Abbey, which has undergone many renovations through the years, but still proud of the city center on the edge of the Brenne National Park which is also a big day for lovers of nature as history.
Located 15 km south of the village is wonderful Affected Monpazier. The origin of the village dating from the 13th century and it is a fantastic story that has contributed to the extraordinary city it is today. Since a large proportion of originality city is still intact, it is ideal for those trying to take a bite of the real story in the form of French cities.

Figeac is east of the beautiful village Conquer. With beautiful scenery, which includes Dourdo River and the majestic mountains and forests, rural houses only medieval buildings and narrow streets that give the village a great sense of nature and charm. Here The village was once home to the monastery, which was partially destroyed in the 16th century Protestant revolt and permanent recovery thereafter. Along with this amazing piece of history, you can find many famous pieces of a treasure, including gold status symbol in St. Foy abbey is named. There are many areas of interest to explore this fascinating and preserved medieval city walls, with modern amenities to enjoy such as shops and restaurants.
The location of the village also allows for excursions outside the city where you are free to explore and learn more about French culture and history.
Why not spend some time in France and discover your personal gemstones

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