This park is so beautiful and massive! There's even a free zoo in the middle of it. I saw zebras,…read moregiraffes, flamingos and more! Theres so much space to walk around and plenty of benches available to sit and relax. I was so glad I brought my book with me, because it was the perfect place to sit and read. Such a gorgeous park that I really enjoyed getting to walk around in.

What a beautiful park. Such nice paths to walk through, trams, mini trains, toilets, candy shops,…read moreand is very clean. A must do when you're in Lyon. The accompanying zoo and restaurant make it even better.

This view is less crowded and more beautiful than that of Fourvière. A must-see in Lyon!read more

I usually ain't a big sucker for touristic places and lakes don't really make my heart beat faster…read moreeither, but le Lac d'Annecy is a huge exception. This lake is just the most clear, pretty and awesome I've ever seen, especially with the stunning mountains in the back. There's a super romantic bridge, you can go for a walk or run next to it, sit in the grass or go swim or just read a book in the park while watching people walk by and the lake staying as pretty as it is. - Or you can also bike across the whole lake and visit the other cute villages nearby. But, an absolute recommendation is to rent a small boat (you don't need a license for that!), drive to the middle of the lake and swim. It's not the warmest lake as it's a glacier lake, but just do it.

Despite being a major skiing destination, France isn't really known for its alpine lakes, but Lake…read moreAnnecy is one of my favourite places in France. It's very accessible, and the town of Annecy is delightful: it's touristy, of course, but tourism hasn't spoiled it, and you can still eat and stay here at reasonable cost. Every turn of a street corner seems to open up a vista of the lake. The lake itself is lovely for both lakeside walks and boating (boat hire is available at several locations, as well as larger pleasure boat trips for those who don't want to row themselves) and the scenery is stunning. There are plenty of other lakeside villages to visit if you want somewhere quieter, and there are regular buses around the lakeside road.

This is an AWESOME place to visit and have a nice lunch, dinner or light meal which is what I had…read more One of the best views I have seen in my travels-- just spectacular. The beer was local and just perfect with the impressive cheese plate and perfect grain bread. Even the butter was worth a mention in a review.

From the owner: Bastion moyenâgeux La cité de Grenoble est surplombée par cette forteresse aux allures…read moreprotectrices. Sur les premiers contreforts du massif de Chartreuse, l'ancien site fortifié est devenu un site touristique incontournable qui offre de surcroît une vue panoramique exceptionnelle sur la ville et les massifs alentours. Fortifiée dès la fin du Moyen âge, la montagne de la Bastille présente le plus vaste ensemble d'architecture militaire du XIXème siècle. Le système de défense à bastions semi-enterrés, de type Haxo, construit entre 1823 et 1845 assura la protection de Grenoble, place forte militaire sur le front des Alpes. Depuis 1934, le site de la Bastille est relié au centre-ville par ce qui fut le premier téléphérique urbain d'Europe. En quelques minutes d'ascension à bord des "bulles", le public accède aux terrasses panoramiques et aux parcours de découverte des fortifications, à la fraîcheur des jardins et aux sentiers pédestres et sportifs.