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Eurostar Train at St. Pancras Station

Zoom out of the impressive terminus at St Pancras and head for the continent onboard the most comfortable of trains - Eurostar. Why not browse our tips on making the most out of visits to Amsterdam, Avignon, Bruges, Brussels, Lille, Paris and Strasbourg?

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    Pont du Gard aquaduct

    Posted by Luke Coxon 26 September 2007

    PONT DU GARD (Roman aquaduct/bridge) to the west of Avignon is a must see. Saturday AM market at Uzes near Pont du Gard is totally charming and shouldn't be missed.

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    Hotel de Blauvac

    Posted by Neil McPherson 25 September 2007

    Hotel de Blauvac - a wonderful 17th century building in a great location at a reasonable price.

    www.hotel-blauvac.com/

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    La Banasterie Guesthouse

    Posted by Mark Cance 17 August 2007

    You must try the athmospheric and much loved La Banasterie Guesthouse.

    It is located slap bang in the centre of the maze like citadel, but on a quiet side street and with excellent restaurants within a one-minute walk.

    Jean-Michel and Francoise make the ancient house terribly atmospheric with fairy lights and by lighting the stairs and halls by candlelight at night.

    If you would like a home from home, with an authentic french atmosphere, I couldn’t recommend this place more highly!

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    The campsite on the southern end of the Isle de la Basthelasse has great views across the river to the old city. Worth an evening stroll even if you aren't camping there.

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    Avignon festival

    Posted by Bill Lanyon 16 August 2007

    Visit Avignon during the festival in mid July (6-27 in 2007) for brilliant entertainment in theatres and the street.

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    The Vacluse

    Posted by Mick Merrick 15 August 2007

    When visiting Avignon be sure to hire a car and explore the Vacluse, the excellent markets of L'isle sur La sorgue, and the pretty village of Bonnieux. The place to eat for a wonderful meal, in a building having that special ambiance you only find in small french restaurans is the Restaurant De La Gare Bonnieux, just off the RN 100.

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    Visit Alpilles

    Posted by Stephen Thomas 15 August 2007

    Take a trip to the Alpilles region from Avignon.

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    The charm of Avignon

    Posted by Sandra Ellis-Hall 15 August 2007

    A beautiful walled city with great food and entertainment by street performers at the centre, a place of romance and mystery.

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    Festival d'Avignon

    Posted by Bill Lanyon 15 August 2007

    Visit Avignon during the festival in mid-July (6-27 in 2007) for brilliant entertainment in theatres and in the street.

    www.festival-avignon.com/index.php?lg=en

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    Villeneuve les Avignon

    Posted by Libby Harris 15 August 2007

    One of the best views of Avignon is from Villeneuve les Avignon, across the Rhone. It is a lovely, quiet spot with a hotel, a fantastic tower and a well-preserved monastery (or charterhouse).

    www.villeneuvelesavignon.fr/

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    We stayed at the Holiday Inn Express in Avignon, a bus ride away and a great base from which to explore the area.

    Avignon is a beautiful. Not to be missed, though, is a journey to the Roman aqueduct at Pont du Gard and also the amphitheatre in Nimes. When we visited, a bull fight was being staged and people were streaming in to watch the slaughter; the matadors could easily have been gladiators.

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