Small hilltop town, gimmick are the many 'libraries' which are essentially book stores.
Impressive old castle, inside the walls you will find not much more than bad food and souvenir shops.
Lovely bed and breakfast in an old 'Chateau', hosts speak little English but make you feel at home. Breakfast is full of local and home made goodies.
Recommend, even if you're not so much into paintings, the show is immersive and impressive, good half an hour spent.
Charming little Hotel, stone throw from the old town, friendly service, small breakfast buffet, but everything that I needed, rooms are a bit small.
Quaint little French coastal town, wouldn't mind mooring my boat here for a couple of days.
We were lucky to get a table just walking in, better make reservations, Great bar selection, food is good, wines are excellent, atmosphere is informal and pleasant, recommended.
Very nice lake, proximity to Switzerland means ppl talk German. Road around it is a nightmare to drive.
Nice hotel with magnificent views over the lake, bit noisy as its also on the road, top floor windows are so low to the ground you won't see much. Service is good, restaurant is average.
Holy ground, the tarmac that made legends, surprised on how dated everything is, hope they upgrade it soon to keep F1 there.
No complaints about Easyjet, very similar to an Air Asia experience, you get what you pay for, so pay a little more if you want comfort..
