South of France 04 - LUBERON
Luberon was the longest stop in Provence, and we had three days to explore it. We had some cool experience, seen some charming places, experienced all seasons in one day, and even had a crash course in wine tasting.
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Day In Bonnieux Provence | Only Provence
Day In Bonnieux Provence
Bonnieux Provence is a great vacation spot. Bonnieux’s location is ideal it is close to several other notable Provencal villages - Lourmarin, Ménerbes, Lacoste, Roussillon, and Gordes. Dating back to Roman times. The view from Bonnieux is spectacular, with orchards and vineyards and a picturesque perched village of Lacoste across the Vaucluse plateau.
Bonnieux is a very impressive Luberon villages in its size and features. This village has plenty of restaurants, cafes and a great market, bakery museum. The market day is Friday with local crafts and produce.
Bonnieux, has a unique bread museum, the Musée de la Boulangerie, in a village house. You will learn all about how bread is made in the artisanal manner, it is something that you do not want to miss.
The church is located at the top of the village the 12th century, Roman/Gothic 'Vieille Eglise' and near the bottom is the much newer (1870) New Church ('Eglise Neuve') - no great beauty but home to some intensely painted scenes of the Passion of Christ. The church is an atmospheric setting for classical music concerts.
There are some beautiful villas in Bonnieux dating back to the 16th century. All this makes Bonnieux a great place to plan your next vacation.
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Provence is certainly one of the most visited regions of France. It is easy to figure out why if you look at pictures, videos or if you experience the region by yourself. It offers unlimited things to do and the attractions are varied, from the luxurious city of Monte Carlo and Saint-Tropez to adrenaline loaded canoe tours and to peaceful medieval cities, unending purple fields of lavender and quality food, olive oil and wine.
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Places to see in ( Paris - France ) Stade Roland Garros
Places to see in ( Paris - France ) Stade Roland Garros
Stade Roland Garros is a tennis venue located in Paris, France, that hosts the French Open—also known as Roland Garros, particularly within Europe—a Grand Slam championship tournament played annually around the end of May and the beginning of June.
It is named for Roland Garros, a pioneer aviator who completed the first solo flight across the Mediterranean Sea, engineer (inventor of the first forward-firing aircraft machine gun), and World War I hero (as a pilot, he shot down four enemy aircraft, though popularly believed to be five). Garros was killed in aerial combat in 1918. The facility was constructed in 1928 to host France's first defense of the Davis Cup.
The 8.5-hectare (21-acre) complex contains twenty courts, including three large-capacity stadiums; Les Jardins de Roland Garros, a large restaurant and bar complex; Le Village, the press and VIP area; France's National Training Centre (CNE); and the Tenniseum, a bilingual, multimedia museum of the history of tennis.
France was an important power in tennis during the first half of the 20th century due to the dominance of Suzanne Lenglen during the 1910s and 1920s, and les Quatre Mousquetaires (the Four Musketeers)—Jacques Toto Brugnon, Jean Borotra (the Bouncing Basque), Henri Cochet (the Magician), and René Lacoste (the Crocodile)—in the 1920s and 1930s. In 1927, France defeated the United States to win the Davis Cup, due largely to the Musketeers' efforts. Roland Garros was constructed as a venue for France's successful defense the following year. France retained the Cup until 1933, again largely because of the Musketeers. A monument to France's six Cup championships stands at the center of Place des Mousquetaires, a circular courtyard near the venue's entrance.
In October 1939, shortly after the outbreak of World War II, the facility was used as a detention centre where indésirables—mostly Hungarians, Russians, Italians, Poles, and citizens suspected of being communists—were held pending imprisonment. Journalist and former communist Arthur Koestler reported that at the time of his detention, posters advertising the last match prior to the outbreak of war, between Cochet and Borotra, were still in place.
Court Philippe Chatrier was built in 1928 as Roland Garros's centerpiece and remains its principal venue, seating 14,840 spectators (reduced from 15,166 in 2010 to accommodate new press boxes). The stadium was known simply as Court Central until 2001, when it was renamed for the long-time president of the Fédération Française de Tennis (FFT) who helped restore tennis as a Summer Olympics sport in 1988.
Built in 1994 and originally designated Court A, Court Suzanne Lenglen is the secondary stadium with a capacity of 10,068 spectators. Its namesake, an international celebrity and the first true star of women's tennis, won 31 major tournaments, including six French Open titles and six Wimbledon championships, between 1914 and 1926. Known as La Divine (Divine One) and La Grand Dame (Great Lady) of French tennis
Known officially as the Museum of the French Federation of Tennis, the Tenniseum was designed by the French architect Bruno Moinard and opened in May 2003. It is housed in a former groundsman's cottage, and comprises a multimedia center, media library, and permanent and temporary exhibits dedicated to the history of tennis in general, and the French Open in particular. Permanent exhibits include a display of the French Open perpetual trophies, including La Coupe des Mousquetaires and La Coupe Suzanne Lenglen; a narrative and photographic history of Roland Garros
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Visit Roussillon, France
Roussillon is situated in the Regional Park of the Luberon, region Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
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Roussillon is one of the historical counties of the former Principality of Catalonia, corresponding roughly to the present-day southern French département of Pyrénées-Orientales (Eastern Pyrenees). It may also refer to Northern Catalonia or French Catalonia, the first used by Catalan-speakers and the second used by French-speakers. A 1998 survey found that 34% of respondents stated they speak Catalan, and a further 21% understand it.
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Also a French province before the Revolution (and Spanish before the Thirty Years' War), Roussillon derived its name from Ruscino (Rosceliona, Castel Rossello), a small fortified place near modern-day Perpignan where Gaulish chieftains met to consider Hannibal's request for a conference. The region formed part of the Roman province of Gallia Narbonensis from 121 BC to AD 462, when it was ceded with the rest of Septimania to the Visigoth Theodoric II. His successor, Amalaric, on his defeat by Clovis in 531 retired to Hispania, leaving a governor in Septimania.
In 719, the Saracens crossed the Pyrenees and maintained political hegemony of Septimania until their final defeat by Pepin the Short in 759, who went on to occupy Roussillon after conquering Narbonne. Roussillon was occupied by Carlolengians in 760. On the invasion of Hispania in 778, Charlemagne found the Marca Hispanica wasted by war and the inhabitants settled in the mountains. He granted some lands in the plains to Visigothic refugees from Moorish Hispania and founded several monasteries. In 792, the Saracens again invaded France, but they were repulsed by William, Count of Toulouse - regent of the child Louis the Pious, King of Aquitaine - whose hegemony extended into Catalonia.
The different portions of his kingdom in time grew into allodial fiefs, and in 893, Sunyer II became the first hereditary Count of Roussillon. But his rule only extended over the eastern part of what became the later province. The western part, the Cerdanya (French, Cerdagne), was ruled in 900 by Miró as first count, and one of his grandsons, Bernat, became the first hereditary count of the middle portion, or Besalú. The Counts of Roussillon were allied to their cousins the Counts of Empúries in a centuries-long conflict with the surrounding great nobles. Count Girard I participated in the First Crusade in the following of Raymond IV of Toulouse, and was one of the first to set foot in Jerusalem when it was stormed by the Crusaders in 1099. At the beginning of the 12th century, the prestige of the Counts of Barcelona began to rise to such a height that the Counts of Roussillon had no choice but to swear fealty to them.
In 1111, Ramon Berenguer III, Count of Barcelona, inherited the fief of Besalú, to which was added in 1117 Cerdanya. The possession of Roussillon by its last count, Girard II, was challenged by his illegitimate brothers. To ensure that his brothers would not inherit his territories, in his will Girard II left all his lands to Alfonso II of Aragon, who took possession in 1172. Under the Aragonese monarchs, economic and demographic growth of the region continued, and Collioure (Catalan: Cotlliure), the port of Perpignan, became an important locus of Mediterranean trade.[citation needed]
As the French and Spanish crowns grew in power, the region of Roussillon, forming part of the border between them, was frequently a site of military conflict. By the Treaty of Corbeil (1258), Louis IX of France formally surrendered sovereignty over Roussillon and his claim to the title of Count of Barcelona to the Crown of Aragon, recognizing a centuries-old reality.[citation needed]
James I of Aragon had wrested the Balearic Isles from the Moors and joined these islands with Roussillon to create the Kingdom of Majorca, with its capital at Perpignan. In 1276, James I granted this kingdom to his son, who became James II. The subsequent disputes of this monarch with his brother Peter III were exploited by Philip III of France in his quarrel with Peter III for the crown of the Two Sicilies. Philip III espoused James II's cause and led an army into Aragon but, retreating, died at Perpignan in 1285. Lacking the resources to continue the struggle, James then became reconciled to his brother Peter, and in 1311 the former was succeeded by his son Sanç I, or Sancho I, who founded the cathedral of Perpignan shortly before his death in 1324. His successor, James III of Majorca, refused to do homage to Philip VI of France for the seigneury of Montpellier, and applied to Peter IV of Aragon for aid. Peter not only refused, but declared war and seized Majorca and Roussillon in 1344.
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아비뇽 북쪽 25km 지점에 위치한 오랑주. 인구 2만 8천 명의 작은 이 도시는 아기자기한 골목길과 예쁜 건물들이 조화를 이룬 아름다운 도시다. 오랑주에는 로마시대의 유적들이 여러 곳 있는데 그 중 대표적인 것이 로마시대의 원형극장이다. 이 극장은 로마시대의 극장 중 가장 보존상태가 좋은 것 중의 하나다. 아우구스투스 황제 시대에 세워진 이 극장은 무대 뒷벽의 길이 103m, 높이 36m의 웅장한 규모를 자랑한다. 이 극장은 로마시대에는 각종 오락을 제공하는 장소였으며 정치적인 선전이나 집회의 장소로 이용되기도 했다고 한다. 객석은 약 9천명을 수용할 수 있는 규모다. 더구나 이 극장은 현재도 공연장으로 이용되고 있는데 해마다 7월이면 오페라와 교향악 등이 연주되는 오페라 축제가 열린다. 오늘은 교향악단 연주회의 최종 리허설이 있는 날. 지휘자는 정명훈씨였다. 한 여름 밤, 로마극장에서 듣는 교향악 연주는 신선한 감동이었다.
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Located 25km north of Avignon, Orange State points. A small population of 28 000 people this city is a beautiful city achieved a pretty buildings and alleys are a charming blend. Orang week, a Roman amphitheater in the Roman ruins that are representative of those many places there. The theater is one of the best preserved Roman theater of the good. The theater was built in the era of Emperor Augustus, the length of the stage back wall 103m, it boasts a spacious height of 36m. The theater is said to often used as a place of political propaganda and rallies were places that offer a variety of entertainment, the Roman era. The audience is sized to accommodate about 9000 people. Moreover, this theater is currently being used as a venue there will open the opera festival every year in July when that include opera and symphony performances. Today is the day of the final rehearsals of the symphony orchestra concerts. The conductor was Mr. jeongmyeonghun. One summer night, listening to a symphony played in the Roman theater was a fresh impression.
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Situé à 25 kilomètres au nord d'Avignon, les points État Orange. Une petite population de 28 000 personnes de cette ville est une belle ville a réalisé un joli bâtiments et les ruelles sont un mélange charmant. Orang semaine, un amphithéâtre romain dans les ruines romaines qui sont représentatifs de ces nombreux endroits. Le théâtre est l'un des théâtre romain le mieux conservé de la bonne. Le théâtre a été construit à l'époque de l'empereur Auguste, la longueur du 103m de mur arrière de la scène, il bénéficie d'une hauteur de 36m spacieuse. Le théâtre est dit souvent utilisé comme un lieu de propagande politique et rassemblements étaient des endroits qui offrent une variété de divertissements, de l'époque romaine. Le public est dimensionné pour accueillir environ 9000 personnes. En outre, ce théâtre est actuellement utilisé comme un lieu, il y aura l'ouverture du festival d'opéra chaque année en Juillet quand qui incluent des spectacles d'opéra et symphoniques. Aujourd'hui est le jour de la finale de répétitions des concerts d'un orchestre symphonique. Le conducteur était M. jeongmyeonghun. Une nuit d'été, en écoutant une symphonie joué dans le théâtre romain était une impression de fraîcheur.
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Forty plus Parisian chic street style. Parisian inspiration for your off-duty wardrobe.
Paris being one of the world’s best known fashion hubs, most people will naturally feel the pressure to up their style game when visiting the city of lights. Summer wear in Paris is not much different than in the States, however. Most Parisian women get by with light sundresses and skirts. Simple and effortlessly chic outfits...You see dresses everywhere... dresses, dresses, and dresses. Love the hot pink Lacoste mini dress with sandals at 0:39, the floral print fit and flare dress at 1:25, the black mini dress with wedges at 1:38, the strapless one at 2:45, the V neck neutral tone dress at 3:17. Skinny jeans are popular as well. The skinny jeans/ruffle detail top at 1:57 looks very well put together. The cropped jeans paired with the floral tunic at 3:24, very casual chic. What you will notice in each of these images is that very few pieces complete the look, accessories are kept to a minimum so that the woman can shine. With minimal makeup and the no-makeup look they all look effortlessly fabulous and feel like natural beauties! Enjoy and have a beautiful week!
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SUMMER ACCESSORIES
Woven Bags
Statement Earrings
Summer Hats
Summer Scarves
Here are my product recommendations for a PARISIAN CHIC LOOK.
SUMMER ESSENTIALS
Feminine Dresses
Floral Tops
Foral Jumpsuits
Floral Pants
Floral Skirts
Denim shorts
Summer Trenches
Midi skirts
Skinny Jeans
Boyfriend Jeans
Cropped jeans
Flared Jeans
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4-5 DRESSES:
Floral Dresses
Fit and Flare Dresses
Denim Dresses
Bohemian Dresses
White Dresses
Yellow Dresses
Red Dresses
Mini Dresses
Maxi Dresses
Ruffle Dresses
Cocktail Dresses
1 PAIR OF JEANS
Top Women's Jeans
Skinny Jeans
Boyfriend Jeans
1 PAIR OF CHINOS
2-3 TOPS
Women's Tops
White Tops and t's
Knits and t's
Evening Blouses
1 PAIR OF FLAT SANDALS
1 PAIR OF SNEAKERS
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4-5 PIECES OF JEWELERY
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Women's Blazers
Women's Denim Tops
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The Art of Living: Provence
Discover all that is French and fabulous in the Great Land of Inspiration — the magical region of Provence, where sun-drenched beaches and undulating hills tie the Mediterranean to the Alps. This Art of Living program provides an authentic, customizable three-week introduction to living abroad. Reside in your own apartment in beautiful Aix-en-Provence and immerse yourself in the region’s lifestyle, customs, art, history and cuisine. Mingle with locals and embark on exciting excursions, including tours of Arles, Les Baux, the Luberon Valley, Marseille and Avignon, and a visit to a French winery. In addition to the base program, select from three sets of activities geared toward your individual interests: language, cuisine or art and architecture. These options allow you to customize your adventure, giving you the opportunity to take French language classes, learn to cook regional culinary delights or visit additional museums and architectural gems. This journey includes an extensive meal program, furnished accommodations and ample leisure time to pursue your individual interests.
Paris Travel Vlog Summer 2015
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