After LaGrasse we were trying to find a place to stay for the night and came across another delightfull village with a medieval restaurant. We asked if they know of a b&b in the area and they pointed us in the direction of a small Hosteliere called xxx. It was a beautiful old (500 years) house. The owner had collected a beautiful set of antiques and bric&brac. It included a mechanical rotisserie which you wind like a clock to turn and then it rings a bell when ready. Attached are some pictures of the village where Jennifer was (fearfully) walking on top of the fortified walls. They also had a fully dress up Medieval Restaurant which we did not visit.
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Villerouge Termenès
After LaGrasse we were trying to find a place to stay for the night and came across another delightfull village with a medieval restaurant. We asked if they know of a b&b in the area and they pointed us in the direction of a small Hosteliere called xxx. It was a beautiful old (500 years) house. The owner had collected a beautiful set of antiques and bric&brac. It included a mechanical rotisserie which you wind like a clock to turn and then it rings a bell when ready. Attached are some pictures of the village where Jennifer was (fearfully) walking on top of the fortified walls. They also had a fully dress up Medieval Restaurant which we did not visit.
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