Magnificent 18th c. Chateau in Gascony and Lovely Stone Houses in Burgundy and Provence
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The ancient region of Gascony is considered by many to be the gastronomic heart of France. Located south of Bordeaux, with the Atlantic Ocean to the west, the Garonne River to the east and Spain to the south, Gascony remains one of the most unspoiled regions in the country.This beautiful region is characterized by undulating green hills dotted with picturesque castles, farms and ancient fortified villages. More about Gascony |
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The very thought of Provence conjures up romantic walks through aromatic fields of lavender and long leisurely luncheon feasts under a pergola with delicious rosé wine. Hillsides are covered with vineyards, olive trees, cypress, cedar and pine and together with fields of various herbs, the air is infused with an unforgettable scent. More about Provence |
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Burgundy is one of the most fascinating regions of France. Its physical boundaries begin to the south east of Paris and to the north of Lyon. Gently rolling hills and pastures dotted with vineyards and Charolais cattle define the landscape. In the middle of this is the world famous canal. More about Burgundy |
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