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Top10 Recommended Hotels in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1. The Ritz-Carlton Montreal *****
2. Hotel Le St. James Montreal *****
3. Loews Hotel Vogue *****
4. Sofitel Montreal Golden Mile *****
5. Hotel Le Crystal Montreal *****
6. Le Square Phillips Hôtel & Suites ****
7. LHotel ****
8. Le St-Martin Hotel Centre-ville – Hotel Particulier ****
9. Courtyard by Marriott Montreal Downtown ****
10. Hilton Garden Inn Montreal Centre-Ville ****

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1. 1228 Sherbrooke Street West, H3G 1H6 Montreal, Canada
This luxury hotel in Montreal city centre features contemporary French cuisine at the on-site Maison Boulud. All rooms feature a flat-screen TV. A variety of galleries and boutiques are within 5 minutes’ walk.
2. 355, rue Saint-Jacques, H2Y 1N9 Montreal, Canada
On the prestigious St-Jacques Street in the heart of Old Montreal, this historic landmark hotel offers luxurious accommodations, unrivaled services and a full-service spa, only steps from top attractions.
3. 1425 rue de la Montagne, H3G 1Z3 Montreal, Canada
Loews Hotel Vogue is located in downtown Montreal, just 50 metres from Ste-Catherine Street. It boasts free WiFi, a fitness centre and rooms with flat-screen TVs.
4. 1155 Sherbrooke Ouest, H3A 2N3 Montreal, Canada
In a great location in the historic Golden Square Mile of downtown Montreal, the hotel provides exceptional service and has contemporary sophistication.
5. 1100 rue de la Montagne, H3G 0A2 Montreal, Canada
In downtown Montreal, this elegant hotel and spa is a 5-minute walk from the Bell Centre. It features a saltwater pool and free WiFi.
6. 1193 Place Phillips, H3B 3C9 Montreal, Canada
An indoor pool, a gym and a sun deck are located on the roof at Le Square Phillips Hôtel & Suites. Modern suites provide full kitchen facilities, and Mcgill University is 950 meters away.
7. 262 Saint Jacques Ouest, H2Y 1N1 Montreal, Canada
LHotel is a 19th-century hotel is located in Old Montréal, less than 10 minutes`walk from Palais des Congrès Convention Centre. It offers an on-site bar, art gallery and free WiFi.
8. 980 Boulevard De Maisonneuve Ouest, H3A 1M5 Montreal, Canada
Le St-Martin Hotel Centre-ville – Hotel Particulier is located above Montreal’s Underground City. An outdoor pool, located above the restaurant, is available along with free WiFi in the guest rooms.
9. 380 René-Lévesque Boulevard West, H2Z 0A6 Montreal, Canada
Located in the Montreal city centre’s business district, this hotel features an indoor rooftop pool, hot tub, sauna, fitness room and restaurant. Spacious guest rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV.
10. 380 Sherbrooke Street West, H3A 0B1 Montreal, Canada
Featuring a restaurant and indoor rooftop pool, this Hilton hotel is located 7 minutes' walk from Place-des-Arts Metro Station. It offers spacious rooms with free WiFi.

The easiest way to change station in Paris

If you are travelling by train from the UK to the Alps and need to change station in Paris, here's the easiest way to do it - by pre-booked taxi.

Changing train in Paris opens up a far wider range of ski resorts that you can reach easily by train from the UK. But many skiers imagine that the change in Paris is a hassle. With a pre-booked taxi, it isn't - and we made this video to show you how easy the change is.

We travelled from Gare du Nord to Gare de Lyon. The actual taxi ride takes about 15-20 minutes, and you pass some interesting Paris scenery on the way. Of course, you need to allow a minimum of one hour to between your Eurostar arriving and your TGV departing so that you can make the changed comfortably.

You can do a very similar change of station by taxi from Gare du Nord to Gare d'Austerlitz if you are taking a sleeper train to the Alps. And also when travelling by train back to the UK, changing in Paris from Gare de Lyon to Gare du Nord, and when changing from Gare d'Austerlitz to Gare du Nord.

You can find out more about how to book the journey by visiting Snowcarbon's guide on how to change station in Paris at:

Dinard: the first french riviera

Vous cherchez une destination pour partir en weekend ou en vacances? Ne cherchez plus! La ville de Dinard sur la cote d’Émeraude en Bretagne devrait vous ravir! Faisant face à Saint Malo accessible en 10 min de bateau et à 30 km de la ville de Dinan, Dinard est une destination qui vous offrira de multiples paysages et activités. Du barrage de la Rance en passant par le sentier des douaniers surplombé par de magnifiques villas Belle Époque pour finir sur d'immenses plages de sable fin, il y en a pour tout les goûts et tout les ages.
A noter la présence chaque année du Festival du film britannique qui permet de justifier une statue une statue en hommage à Alfred Hitchcock et à son film Les Oiseaux...
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Dinard is on the Côte d'Émeraude of Brittany. Its beaches and mild climate make it a popular holiday destination, and this has resulted in the town having a variety of famous visitors and residents.
In modern history Dinard was first settled by Saint-Malo's shipping merchants who built some of the town's magnificent houses, very few of which survive. In the late 19th century American and British aristocrats made Dinard popular as a fashionable summer resort, and they built stunning villas on the cliff tops and exclusive hotels such as the 'Le Grand Hotel' on the seafront during the French Belle Époque.

The name Dinard comes from the words Din (hill/fort) and Arz/Art (fortified). It has been claimed, probably erroneously,that the second element means bear/Arthur); the bear in Celtic mythology is a symbol of sovereignship. The town council is in the process of removing the bear from the municipal flag, a decision disputed by the former mayor.

Originally, Dinard was part of the parish of Saint-Énogat. In the late 19th century, the resort became popular with the British wealthy who built magnificent villas on the coast. Dinard rapidly expanded and became one of the most popular seaside resorts in Europe.[citation needed] It started declining in the 1930s when the fashionable social set started preferring the Côte d'Azur. Today, Dinard is considered as one of the most British of sea resorts in France, however it has retained its French charm. There are 407 listed villas.

The official name of the town was Saint-Énogat until 1879 when the name was changed to Dinard-Saint-Énogat. The name was changed once more in 1921 to become simply Dinard. Saint-Énogat is now just the name for the western area of the town.
Dinard cannot boast much nightlife, but many bars and fine restaurants fill the town's streets. The abundance of beaches coupled with a consistently sunny weather, however, attracts many visitors during the summer holidays. The attractions include a casino with a restaurant facing the sea and a hall which hosts many expositions. The nearby towns of Saint-Briac-sur-Mer and Saint-Lunaire also feature respectively a fairly large golf course and the beach of Longchamp, renowned as a surfers' spot.
Dinard holds every year a Festival of British Cinema in the first days of October.

Places to see in ( Toulon - France )

Places to see in ( Toulon - France )

Toulon is a port city on southern France’s Mediterranean coast, lined with sandy beaches and shingle coves. It’s a significant naval base and the harbor is home to submarines and warships, as well as fishing boats and ferries. The grand Musée National de la Marine in the Port of Toulon exhibits maritime artifacts. Rugged limestone mountains form a backdrop to the city, and a cable car shuttles visitors up Mont Faron.

Toulon is a city in southern France and a large military harbour on the Mediterranean coast, with a major French naval base. Located in the Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur region, Toulon is the capital of the Var department.

The old town of Toulon, the historic centre located between the port, the Boulevard de Strasbourg and the Cours Lafayette, is a pedestrian area with narrow streets, small squares and many fountains. Toulon Cathedral is located here. The area is also home of the celebrated Provençal market which takes place every morning on the Cours Lafayette. Fontaine du Dauphin, Place Paul Comte. The fountain, on the wall of the Bishop's residence, appears in the drawings of Toulon made for Louis XIV in 1668. Fontaine des Trois Dauphins, Place Puget (1782). Fontaine de l'Intendance, Place Amiral Sénès, (1821). The Fontaine-Lavoir de Saint-Vincent, Place Saint-Vincent (1832), replaced the original fountain built in 1615. It had a fountain for drinking water and two basins, for washing clothes, one for washing and one for rinsing.

The upper town, between the Boulevard de Strasbourg and the railway station, was built in the mid-19th century under Louis Napoleon. The project was begun by Baron Haussmann, who was prefect of the Var in 1849. Improvements to the neighbourhood included the Toulon Opera, the Place de la Liberté, the Grand Hôtel, the Gardens of Alexander I, the Chalucet Hospital, the palais de Justice, the train station, and the building now occupied by Galeries Lafayette, among others. Haussmann went on to use the same style on a much grander scale in the rebuilding of central Paris.

Le Mourillon is a small seaside neighbourhood to the east of Toulon. Mount Faron (584 metres (1,916 feet)) dominates the city of Toulon. The top can be reached either by a cable car from Toulon. Beginning in 1678, Vauban constructed an elaborate system of fortifications around Toulon. Some parts, such as the section that once ran along the present-day Boulevard de Strasbourg, were removed in the mid-19th century.

Toulon has a number of museums. The Museum of the French Navy (Musée national de la marine) is located on Place Monsenergue. The Museum of Old Toulon and its Region (Musée du vieux Toulon et de sa région). The Museum of Asian Arts (Musée des arts asiatiques), in Mourillon. The Museum of Art (Musée d'art) . The Memorial Museum to the Landings in Provence (Mémorial du débarquement de Provence) is located on the summit of Mount Faron. The Museum of Natural History of Toulon and the Var (Musée d'histoire naturelle de Toulon et du Var). The Hôtel des arts was opened in 1998, presents five exhibits a year of works by well-known contemporary artists.

Toulon is served by the Gare de Toulon railway station, offering suburban services to Marseille (1 train every 15minutes during rush hour), Nice, Paris and regional destinations. The port of Toulon is the main port of departure for ferries to Corsica. The nearest airport is the regional Toulon-Hyères Airport. The A50 autoroute connects Toulon to Marseille, the A57 autoroute runs from Toulon to Le Luc, where it connects to the A8 autoroute

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Places to see in ( Besancon - France ) Fort de Chaudanne

Places to see in ( Besancon - France ) Fort de Chaudanne

The fort Chaudanne (or strong Baudrand ) is a Besançon fortification on the hill of Chaudanne, in the district of Velotte. An Arçon lunette was built in 1792 at the top of Chaudanne Hill; its defenders victoriously repulsed an assault during the blockade of Besançon in 1814.

The fort as we know it today was built between 1841 and 1845 ; it encompasses the tower-reduced Arçon lunette. The site was to defend the south-west positions of the city ( historic center ), and prohibit the bombardment of the citadel from Chaudanne Hill.

The height of the small Chaudanne was later built to cover the site. The building was occupied by the Germans during the Second World War, then to liberation, resumed by the American army. Today the fort belongs to the municipality of Besançon and it is the subject of an inscription under the historical monuments since the May 30 , 1996. A rock powder magazine was dug in 1882 outside the fort.

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EuroTrip: Fort National in Saint Malo - Low Tide

We couldn't get out to the fort because of the high tide, then we had lunch, and about an hour later the walkway appeared so that we could go out to the Fort!

ACTUA DRONE et Notre Dame de Pipet - Vienne - Isère - France

Le mont Pipet, dominant le paysage viennois, est situé près de l'ancienne voie gauloise vers l'est, aujourd'hui la rue Pipet. Son sommet est aménagé à l'époque romaine en plate-forme terminée à l'est par un hémicycle de 125 sur 87 m, avec d'importants murs de soutènement encore visibles. Cette aire sacrée avec des temples forme un axe monumental avec le théâtre et le forum en contrebas.

Le site, transformé par les rois de Bourgogne au début du Moyen Âge en forteresse avec un donjon carré, est remis à l'Église de Vienne en 1023. À partir de 1285, il est en possession des chanoines de la cathédrale, alors que sur le mont Salomon, le nouveau château de la Bâtie appartient à l'archevêque.

Au XIVe et XVe siècles, la forteresse est un enjeu dans les conflits entre les chanoines, l'archevêque et le dauphin. Au XVIe siècle, elle est disputée au cours des guerres de religion et pendant la guerre entre les Ligueurs et le roi Henri IV. La politique du cardinal de Richelieu contre les derniers féodaux et les huguenots aboutit a un arrêt de 1633 ordonnant la destruction des places fortes du Dauphiné. Les fortifications de Pipet et de la Bâtie sont abattues.

Au XIXe siècle, ce haut-lieu est consacré par les Viennois à la Vierge Marie, avec l'installation en 1858 d'une statue sur une tour en briques, puis la construction en 1873 d'une chapelle de pèlerinage en l'honneur de Notre-Dame de La Salette.
Merci aux Pères Berthier et Ekumbi d'avoir accepté le tournage sur ce magnifique lieu privé, et de m'avoir offert un accueil très chaleureux.
Nous remercions à nouveau Grégoire Lourme pour sa magnifique musique tellement agréable (gregoirelourme.com).
Le drone n'est pas un jouet, mais un aéronef télépiloté dont la pratique est encadrée par un certain nombre de conditions, mais également de bon sens.
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Helicopter flying in the French Alps (Megève & Courchevel)

Helitutor.com recently took our R44 G-RALA to the French Alps to brush up on our mountain flying and familiarise ourselves with some of the arrival/departure procedures at the French Altiports. This video shows a 40min flight (played at 8x speed) from Megève altiport to Courchevel where we practice 2 approaches and departures, followed by the return flight to Megève. It was an unbelievable flight, in great conditions.

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Dauphins Rangiroa Polynésie

FR // À Rangiroa, Polynésie française, les dauphins aiment venir jouer avec les plongeurs.
EN // Rangiroa Island, French Polynesia. There, dolphins like to play with divers.
Par Corinne Bourbeillon - Petites Bulles d'Ailleurs - Canon Eos 7D - Tokina 10-17
FR // À Rangiroa, Polynésie française, les dauphins aiment venir jouer avec les plongeurs.
EN // Rangiroa Island, French Polynesia. There, dolphins like to play with divers.
Par Corinne Bourbeillon - Petites Bulles d'Ailleurs - Canon Eos 7D - Tokina 10-17