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    Le Jardin Gourmand

    Posted by LouiseMarthe 5 June 2007

    This restaurant is a (not so) hidden gem where where the chef, the lovely Nathalie, cooks beautiful and original dishes using fresh local ingredients. Her husband runs the dining room and will give you tips on which wine will suit your meal better.

    Their cooking book "trop mad" has recently won the first prize in the "Best local cookbook in the world" competition in Beijing.

    Go there and you're in for a real treat.

    46, rue Jules-Simon
    56100 LORIENT
    Tel: 02 97 64 17 24
    Open 12h15-13h30 and 19h30-21h30. Closed on sundays and mondays.

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    The villa of the powerful Borghese family. Not only the gardens are wonderful, the villa itself boasts some of the most famous works of the Baroque era. Some of the best Bernini sculptures are there. Booking required.

    Entrance: Piazzale Museo Borghese; www.ticketeria.it/ticketeria/borghese-eng.asp

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    Le Père-Lachaise

    Posted by LouiseMarthe 7 September 2005

    The famous cemetery where many artists rest is worth the visit, and not just for the mandatory pilgrimage to Jim Morrison's grave. The bloated monuments, the peaceful atmosphere and the shade of the trees will appeal to art lovers as well as romantic souls in search of a serene place in the middle of busy Paris.

    Nearests stations: Père-Lachaise, Gambetta, Philippe-Auguste www.pere-lachaise.com/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P%C3%A8re_Lachaise

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