Lyon

Metropolitan area of Lyon Lyon is about 160 km west of Geneva and about 300 km north of Marseille. With approximately 500 000 inhabitants in the center and approximately 2 200 000 inhabitants throughout the metropolitan area, Lyon is the third largest city in France after Paris and Marseille. The city is located at the northern ...

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Cirque de Gavarnie

Paramount Cirque de Gavarnie Foto: Batin Mumcu Foto: Batin Mumcu Cirque de Gavarnie The panorama view of the limestone cliffs with many waterfalls is sensational. As part of my wine trip to southwestern France, I had the opportunity to make some hikes in the Pyrenees Mountain. A trail that I will never forget and by far, the ...

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Gascogne

Visiting the Plaimont Producteurs in Southwest France - Zu Besuch bei den Plaimont Producteurs in Südwestfrankreich Maison des Vin (Foto: Batin Mumcu) Foto: Batin Mumcu Before my visit to Gascony I did not really know why this region is so strongly in the shadow of the famous neighbor region Bordeaux. Qualitatively, the southwest in France does not need ...

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Cote-d´Or

Cote-d´Or a journey through time... This article is the start of a series about my trip to the Burgundy wine region in eastern France. "Cote-d´Or" is perhaps the center for the most expensive wines in the world. What I experienced during my trip you can read here, ... so let's go! - Zeitreise Cote-d´Or... Dieser Beitrag ist der Auftakt einer ...

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Chateau de Chenas

Cave Du Chateau De Chenas The last stop of my Burgundy trip takes me to the cooperative "Cave du Chateau de Chenas" in Beaujolais region. The cooperative exist since 1934 and is about 250 hectares in size, with an every year harvest from about 10.000 hectoliters of wine and more than 1.2 million bottles of grape juice. - Die ...

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Paul Bocuse

Paul Bocuse "lives"! When walking through Lyon, you will constantly encounter the hero of the city. His portrait can be found on house walls and even a market is named after him. Many restaurants and brasseries, or "bouchon lyonnais" as the inhabitants of the city call their restaurant style, adorn the cityscape. - Paul Bocuse „lebt“! Beim Spaziergang durch ...

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