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1/4Vacation with your dogFrance | With these holiday houses it is explicitely allowed to bring pets so that your faithful four legged friend can also enjoy a relaxing and eventful holiday.
Per week from USD 350
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2/4The scent of lavenderProvence | The fields of the Provence are lit up with deep shades of violet and blue between mid-June and mid-August. A fresh scent of lavender is then laid over the landscape. Best time to travel, don’t you think?
Per week from USD 384
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This restored medieval church in Périgord is a holiday home for up to three people.
3/4Surprisingly differentFrance | Have you ever lived in a chapel? In a circus caravan? Or what about a cave for your next France vacation? You can experience such extraordinary vacations with us?
Per week from USD 394
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Holiday park in Normandy, located not far from the coast.
4/4Take a carefree holidayFrance | Everyone can enjoy a holiday here to the fullest. Parents can relax while the little ones will find dozens of entertainment options.
Per week from USD 300
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France | Vacation with your dog
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Provence | The scent of lavender
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France | Surprisingly different
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France | Holiday in a holiday park
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Rent a holiday home in Lorraine for a fun family break
The north-eastern region of Lorraine wasn't always part of France and once belonged to the Middle Empire until it was bequeathed to Charlemagne's grandson, Lothair, gaining it the name Lotharingia. Today it is the only French region to border three countries, namely Luxembourg, Belgium and Germany. The holiday homes, holiday rentals and holiday apartments in the region reflect this history, with several Germanic names including that of its capital city, Metz.
History and culture
A unique blend of German and French culture persists throughout Lorraine's main cities. Once part of the Carolingian dynasty, Metz has many holiday apartments to choose from and is one of the oldest cities in France. The Gothic St. Etienne Cathedral, the Musée de la Cour d'or and the neo-Romanesque railway station are amongst the city's attractions, as is the contemporary art venue the Centre Pompidou Metz. The relatively newer city of Nancy is the site of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Place Stanislaus, an 18th century square. Amongst the other popular regional attractions are the mining museum in Petite Rosselle, the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery, the largest American military cemetery in Europe, the 13th century Malbrouk Castle and Domremy la Pucelle, the birthplace of Joan of Arc.
Gastronomy and nature at its best
World famous mineral water originates from Lorraine's Vosges mountains and France's most famous thermal spas such as Bains-les-Bains, Vittel and Club Mediterranea are to be found amidst the region's lush fields, meadows and wildlife. Families with children and those who enjoy winter sports should rent a holiday house or holiday rental in the ski areas of La Brasse Hohneck or in the mountain resort of Gérardmer. Clear lakes, fishing ponds and watersports such as sailing are popular, as is cruising through the Marne-Rhine Canal and its many locks. Book holiday rentals and holiday houses amid coniferous forests and beside tranquil streams throughout Lorraine and enjoy the local cheese and wine, which are among the best in France with the vineyards of the Moselle held in particularly high regard.
