Comments on: How To Travel In France For Less Than $100 A Day http://matadortrips.com/how-to-travel-in-france-for-less-than-100-a-day/ Just another WordPress weblog Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:26:58 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Alex http://matadortrips.com/how-to-travel-in-france-for-less-than-100-a-day/comment-page-1/#comment-4216 Alex Fri, 04 Sep 2009 02:22:20 +0000 http://matadortrips.com/?p=46#comment-4216 Every time I go to France i spend a very little amount of money and still have a wonderful time. Last time I visited Aix-en-Provence and becasue i took my bicycle, I traveled everywhere with my wife this way and we explored to much inside the villages and towns as well as outside of them. Yes we are in good shape but I think that most people can go to most of the places that we have gone to. France is a gorgeous country with endless places to visit. Every time I go to France i spend a very little amount of money and still have a wonderful time. Last time I visited Aix-en-Provence and becasue i took my bicycle, I traveled everywhere with my wife this way and we explored to much inside the villages and towns as well as outside of them. Yes we are in good shape but I think that most people can go to most of the places that we have gone to. France is a gorgeous country with endless places to visit.

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]]> By: Tim Patterson http://matadortrips.com/how-to-travel-in-france-for-less-than-100-a-day/comment-page-1/#comment-893 Tim Patterson Sun, 21 Sep 2008 03:20:07 +0000 http://matadortrips.com/?p=46#comment-893 loved that Gilbert piece Eva, good call. loved that Gilbert piece Eva, good call.

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]]> By: Dane http://matadortrips.com/how-to-travel-in-france-for-less-than-100-a-day/comment-page-1/#comment-410 Dane Mon, 09 Jun 2008 18:03:26 +0000 http://matadortrips.com/?p=46#comment-410 It isn't difficult travel in France for 60 Euros a day, plenty of youngsters do it every day. I've cycled and camped over there for an awful lot less, probably 20 Euro a day including wine. It isn’t difficult travel in France for 60 Euros a day, plenty of youngsters do it every day. I’ve cycled and camped over there for an awful lot less, probably 20 Euro a day including wine.

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]]> By: Dane http://matadortrips.com/how-to-travel-in-france-for-less-than-100-a-day/comment-page-1/#comment-898 Dane Mon, 09 Jun 2008 10:03:26 +0000 http://matadortrips.com/?p=46#comment-898 It isn't difficult travel in France for 60 Euros a day, plenty of youngsters do it every day. I've cycled and camped over there for an awful lot less, probably 20 Euro a day including wine. It isn't difficult travel in France for 60 Euros a day, plenty of youngsters do it every day. I've cycled and camped over there for an awful lot less, probably 20 Euro a day including wine.

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]]> By: Dennis http://matadortrips.com/how-to-travel-in-france-for-less-than-100-a-day/comment-page-1/#comment-364 Dennis Wed, 28 May 2008 18:35:18 +0000 http://matadortrips.com/?p=46#comment-364 Great advice. As much as I love Paris, I highly recommend for all travelers to head to the many other regions of the country as they are absolutely beautiful and unique in their own right. From Rouen, Lille, and Mont St.Michel in the North to Avignon, Lyon, Perpignan, Carcasonne, and Nice in the south, there is just so much to see. And all of them have their own culinary specialties. Dennis Czigler www.europetraveltours.net Great advice.
As much as I love Paris, I highly recommend for all travelers to head to the many other regions of the country as they are absolutely beautiful and unique in their own right. From Rouen, Lille, and Mont St.Michel in the North to Avignon, Lyon, Perpignan, Carcasonne, and Nice in the south, there is just so much to see. And all of them have their own culinary specialties.

Dennis Czigler
http://www.europetraveltours.net

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]]> By: Dennis http://matadortrips.com/how-to-travel-in-france-for-less-than-100-a-day/comment-page-1/#comment-897 Dennis Wed, 28 May 2008 10:35:18 +0000 http://matadortrips.com/?p=46#comment-897 Great advice. <br /> As much as I love Paris, I highly recommend for all travelers to head to the many other regions of the country as they are absolutely beautiful and unique in their own right. From Rouen, Lille, and Mont St.Michel in the North to Avignon, Lyon, Perpignan, Carcasonne, and Nice in the south, there is just so much to see. And all of them have their own culinary specialties.<br /><br /> Dennis Czigler<br /><a href="http://www.europetraveltours.net" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">www.europetraveltours.net</a> Great advice.
As much as I love Paris, I highly recommend for all travelers to head to the many other regions of the country as they are absolutely beautiful and unique in their own right. From Rouen, Lille, and Mont St.Michel in the North to Avignon, Lyon, Perpignan, Carcasonne, and Nice in the south, there is just so much to see. And all of them have their own culinary specialties.

Dennis Czigler
http://www.europetraveltours.net

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]]> By: France on $100 a day http://matadortrips.com/how-to-travel-in-france-for-less-than-100-a-day/comment-page-1/#comment-249 France on $100 a day Mon, 12 May 2008 18:51:05 +0000 http://matadortrips.com/?p=46#comment-249 [...] it’s true. France on a low budget is possible. It’s all about getting out of the city and into the country. And although Parisians would [...] [...] it’s true. France on a low budget is possible. It’s all about getting out of the city and into the country. And although Parisians would [...]

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]]> By: Picks of the Week: Cheap Europe Round-Up! http://matadortrips.com/how-to-travel-in-france-for-less-than-100-a-day/comment-page-1/#comment-247 Picks of the Week: Cheap Europe Round-Up! Mon, 12 May 2008 15:02:32 +0000 http://matadortrips.com/?p=46#comment-247 [...] Trips has kicked off a whole series on cheap European travel with two great articles about France: How to Travel in France For Less Than $100 a Day and How to Enjoy Paris On $100 a [...] [...] Trips has kicked off a whole series on cheap European travel with two great articles about France: How to Travel in France For Less Than $100 a Day and How to Enjoy Paris On $100 a [...]

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]]> By: Anna Brones http://matadortrips.com/how-to-travel-in-france-for-less-than-100-a-day/comment-page-1/#comment-239 Anna Brones Sat, 10 May 2008 15:12:22 +0000 http://matadortrips.com/?p=46#comment-239 Eva- Yeah, "randonees pedestres" are a big deal in France. They're a great network of trails all over rural France that take you from village to village as well as by old castles, historical monuments, etc. I've hiked on quite a few of them in the Alsace region, but only as day trips, and you are always near a village with a great restaurant or patisserie. They are well marked with color coded signs and can be done as day trips or longer excursions. If your French is in working order, you can check out the French Randonees Pedestres Federation website at http://www.ffrandonnee.fr/. Eva-
Yeah, “randonees pedestres” are a big deal in France. They’re a great network of trails all over rural France that take you from village to village as well as by old castles, historical monuments, etc. I’ve hiked on quite a few of them in the Alsace region, but only as day trips, and you are always near a village with a great restaurant or patisserie.

They are well marked with color coded signs and can be done as day trips or longer excursions. If your French is in working order, you can check out the French Randonees Pedestres Federation website at http://www.ffrandonnee.fr/.

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]]> By: Anna Brones http://matadortrips.com/how-to-travel-in-france-for-less-than-100-a-day/comment-page-1/#comment-896 Anna Brones Sat, 10 May 2008 07:12:22 +0000 http://matadortrips.com/?p=46#comment-896 Eva-<br /> Yeah, "randonees pedestres" are a big deal in France. They're a great network of trails all over rural France that take you from village to village as well as by old castles, historical monuments, etc. I've hiked on quite a few of them in the Alsace region, but only as day trips, and you are always near a village with a great restaurant or patisserie.<br /><br /> They are well marked with color coded signs and can be done as day trips or longer excursions. If your French is in working order, you can check out the French Randonees Pedestres Federation website at <a href="http://www.ffrandonnee.fr/." target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.ffrandonnee.fr/.</a> Eva-
Yeah, "randonees pedestres" are a big deal in France. They're a great network of trails all over rural France that take you from village to village as well as by old castles, historical monuments, etc. I've hiked on quite a few of them in the Alsace region, but only as day trips, and you are always near a village with a great restaurant or patisserie.

They are well marked with color coded signs and can be done as day trips or longer excursions. If your French is in working order, you can check out the French Randonees Pedestres Federation website at http://www.ffrandonnee.fr/.

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