Clermont-Ferrand - Any information please?
Apr 24th, 1999, 01:32 PM
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Dear Allan and Ellen, <BR>I myself do not have good memories of this town, which I remember as being very industrial with no charm. I now have a niece living there who talks of the charm of the cobbled streets - but also of the poor air quality. I think there are probably nicer stopping places. Bon Voyage!
Apr 24th, 1999, 01:32 PM
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Dear Allan and Ellen, <BR>I myself do not have good memories of this town, which I remember as being very industrial with no charm. I now have a niece living there who talks of the charm of the cobbled streets - but also of the poor air quality. I think there are probably nicer stopping places. Bon Voyage!
Apr 24th, 1999, 01:32 PM
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Dear Allan and Ellen, <BR>I myself do not have good memories of this town, which I remember as being very industrial with no charm. I now have a niece living there who talks of the charm of the cobbled streets - but also of the poor air quality. I think there are probably nicer stopping places. Bon Voyage!
Apr 24th, 1999, 03:07 PM
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Nice to Tours with one stop seems a long drive to me - close to 900kms! I would suggest Lyon rather than C-F - the autoroute tales right to centre ville and there is more choice re hotels, restaurants etc. C-F is an industrial town - home of Michelin - but the centre is still quite pleasant, although I found access/exit much more confusing that Lyon. From Lyon you could cut across via Moulins, Bourges, and the loire Valley. <BR>I guess you know that the autoroutes are quite expensive
Apr 24th, 1999, 03:07 PM
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Nice to Tours with one stop seems a long drive to me - close to 900kms! I would suggest Lyon rather than C-F - the autoroute tales right to centre ville and there is more choice re hotels, restaurants etc. C-F is an industrial town - home of Michelin - but the centre is still quite pleasant, although I found access/exit much more confusing that Lyon. From Lyon you could cut across via Moulins, Bourges, and the loire Valley. <BR>I guess you know that the autoroutes are quite expensive
