Tarascon, located on the banks of the Rhone, between Avignon and Arles, has no less than twenty-six sites classified as Historical Monuments. It continues to seduce visitors with its traditional charm and exceptional architectural heritage. Where to stay We stayed at Camping Tartarin (43.80899, 4.6556 lat, long), located next to Tarascon Castle and the Rhone River, a walk to see […]
Beaucaire, a town of Art and History famous for its old fairs which drew crowds in the 17th and 19th centuries, sits by the Rhône river. It has preserved several beautiful monuments from its rich trading past. Where to stay We stayed in the town’s free motorhome area (43.806235, 4.637203 lat, long), which has an area for loading and unloading […]
Aigues-Mortes, an old fortified city, in the Gard, represents a prestigious heritage right amid marshlands, in one of the most beautiful spots of Provence, the Camargue. Established west of the Little Rhône, the medieval city had originally been a small hamlet of fishermen and salt gatherers, washed by marshes reaching the Mediterranean Sea. Another point to note when visiting this […]
Located on the banks of Lake Thau, the largest pond of Languedoc, Balaruc-les-Bains is situated on a peninsula that enters the waters of this lake 20 km, considered a “small sea“. Where to stay We stayed at the Camping Municipal Chemin des Bains (43.444884, 3.680728 lat, long). 21 euros a day with electricity. The campsite is quite full, but you […]
Le Barcarès is located in the region of Occitania in the Mediterranean Sea. One of the main attractions of Le Barcarès is its impressive saltwater lake, known as the Étang de Leucate. In addition, it has an important fishing port and you can practise water sports such as kayaking, paddle surfing or even sailing. Where to stay We stayed in […]
Maureillas-las-Illas is a French town and commune in the Pyrénées-Orientales department and the Occitania region. Its inhabitants are called Maureillanais in French and Morellasesos in Catalan. With 2,700 inhabitants, it preserves some beautiful examples of Vallespir’s rural architecture in its main street. Where to stay We stayed at the town’s municipal campsite (42.486099, 2.80758 lat, long). It has everything you […]
Manresa is a Spanish municipality, capital of the Bages region, in the province of Barcelona. It is a city with a rich medieval past and an excellent historical-artistic heritage. In 1522, Ignatius of Loyola, one of the most important and influential saints of Christianity, arrived. There is also a remarkable collection of modernism visible in countless buildings in this municipality. […]
Sidamon is a municipality in Catalonia, Spain. It belongs to the province of Lleida and is located in the Plana de Urgel region. Sidamon is presented as a stop on the road. Extended around the N-II highway between Barcelona and Lleida, the town grew where a castle once stood. Where to stay We stayed in the free caravan area of […]
Teruel is a high-altitude town in the mountainous Aragon region of eastern Spain. It is the city with the highest number of Mudejar buildings per square meter in Spain. In 1986, UNESCO awarded Teruel, thanks to the Teruel Mudejar style, the title of World Heritage Site. Where to stay We stayed in the city’s motorhome area (40.332989, -1.086001 lat, long) […]
Cuenca is a city rooted in the mountains of central-eastern Spain, listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Originally founded by the Arabs, it still preserves the historic walled area, with its steep cobbled streets and its ruins of medieval castles. Attached to the limestone wall are the famous and well-preserved “hanging houses”. Where to stay We stayed in […]
