Saturday 13th February 2010 - Stade de France, Paris
France v Ireland - kick off 17h30
Sunday 14th March 2010 - Stade de France, Paris
France v Italy - kick off 15h30
Saturday 20th March 2010 - Stade de France, Paris
France v England - kick off 20h45
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Sunday, January 03, 2010
Tour de France 2010
Saturday 3rd to Sunday 25th July 2010
The 97th Tour de France starts in the Netherlands, passes through Belgium and then continues around France (Nord, Loire, Alps, Pyrenees, Bordeaux, Paris) - covering approx 3600kms in total:
Sat 3rd July Rotterdam (Netherlands)
Sun 4th July Rotterdam to Brussels (Belgium)
Mon 5th July Brussels to Spa (Belgium)
Tues 6th July Wanze to Arenberg Porte du Hainaut (France Nord 59)
Wed 7th July Cambrai to Reims (Marne 51)
Thurs 8th July Apernay to Montargis (Loiret 45)
Fri 9th July Montargis to Gueugnon (Saône et Loire 71)
Sat 10th July Tournus to Station des Rousses (Jura 39)
Sun 11th July Station des Rousses to Morzine-Avoriaz (Haute-Savoie 74)
Mon 12th July Rest day
Tues 13th July Morzine-Avoriaz to Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne (Savoie 73)
Wed 14th July Chambery to Gap (Hautes-Alpes 05)
Thurs 15th July Sisteron to Bourg-les-Valence (Drôme 26)
Fri 16th July Bourg-de-Péage to Mende (Lozère 48)
Sat 17th July Rodez to Revel (Aveyron 12 & Haute-Garonne 31)
Sun 18th July Revel to Ax-3 Domaines (Ariège 09)
Mon 19th July Pamiers to Bagnères-de-Luchon (Haute-Garonne 31)
Tues 20th July Bagnères-de-Luchon to Pau (Pyrenées-Atlantiques 64)
Wed 21st July Rest day
Thurs 22nd July Pau to Col du Tourmalet (Hautes Pyrenées)
Fri 23rd July Salies-de-Béarn to Bordeaux (Aquitaine & Gironde 33)
Sat 24th July Bordeaux to Pauillac (Gironde 33)
Sun 25th July Longjumeau to Paris Champs-Elysées (Essonne 91 & Paris 75)
Reserve your accommodation in advance via www.choices4all.com
For further info on the Tour see www.letour.fr
The 97th Tour de France starts in the Netherlands, passes through Belgium and then continues around France (Nord, Loire, Alps, Pyrenees, Bordeaux, Paris) - covering approx 3600kms in total:
Sat 3rd July Rotterdam (Netherlands)
Sun 4th July Rotterdam to Brussels (Belgium)
Mon 5th July Brussels to Spa (Belgium)
Tues 6th July Wanze to Arenberg Porte du Hainaut (France Nord 59)
Wed 7th July Cambrai to Reims (Marne 51)
Thurs 8th July Apernay to Montargis (Loiret 45)
Fri 9th July Montargis to Gueugnon (Saône et Loire 71)
Sat 10th July Tournus to Station des Rousses (Jura 39)
Sun 11th July Station des Rousses to Morzine-Avoriaz (Haute-Savoie 74)
Mon 12th July Rest day
Tues 13th July Morzine-Avoriaz to Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne (Savoie 73)
Wed 14th July Chambery to Gap (Hautes-Alpes 05)
Thurs 15th July Sisteron to Bourg-les-Valence (Drôme 26)
Fri 16th July Bourg-de-Péage to Mende (Lozère 48)
Sat 17th July Rodez to Revel (Aveyron 12 & Haute-Garonne 31)
Sun 18th July Revel to Ax-3 Domaines (Ariège 09)
Mon 19th July Pamiers to Bagnères-de-Luchon (Haute-Garonne 31)
Tues 20th July Bagnères-de-Luchon to Pau (Pyrenées-Atlantiques 64)
Wed 21st July Rest day
Thurs 22nd July Pau to Col du Tourmalet (Hautes Pyrenées)
Fri 23rd July Salies-de-Béarn to Bordeaux (Aquitaine & Gironde 33)
Sat 24th July Bordeaux to Pauillac (Gironde 33)
Sun 25th July Longjumeau to Paris Champs-Elysées (Essonne 91 & Paris 75)
Reserve your accommodation in advance via www.choices4all.com
For further info on the Tour see www.letour.fr
Le Mans 24hrs - Motor Cars
12th & 13th June 2010
78th edition - 24 hours motor cars at Le Mans in the Sarthe region of France.
78th edition - 24 hours motor cars at Le Mans in the Sarthe region of France.
Le Mans 24hrs - Motorbikes
17th & 18th April 2010
33rd edition - 24 hours motorbikes event at Le Mans in the Sarthe region of France.
33rd edition - 24 hours motorbikes event at Le Mans in the Sarthe region of France.
Sunday, November 22, 2009
New Advertisers
Bed and breakfast property owners. We have discounted our advertising rates for new advertisers. To take advantage of the discounted prices you need to place your advertising before 1st January 2010. Take a tour of the website www.choices4all.com and then click on the advertise with us link.
Travel to France
Travelling to France? We have now added search facilities for finding and booking online: car hire and rail travel tickets. Also added is a page for arranging your travel insurance. Visit www.choices4all.com and click on the travel to France link. This means you can now book your b&b accommodation, transport and insurance without leaving the website.
Monday, June 29, 2009
TOUR DE FRANCE 2009
Saturday 4th July to Sunday 26th July 2009
The 96th Tour de France is made up of 21 stages and covers a distance of approximately 3500kms. Starting in Monaco, continuing through France, crossing into Spain as well as Andorre, Switzerland and Italy before finishing in the Champs-Elysée in Paris. Also, this year the penultimate day (Sat 25th July) is a mountain route in the Alps.
Sat 4th July Monaco
Sun 5th July Monaco to Brignoles (Provence/Côte d'Azur)
Mon 6th July Marseille to La Grande-Motte (Languedoc Roussillon)
Tues 7th July Montpellier
Wed 8th July Le Cap d'Agde to Perpignan
Thurs 9th July Gerona to Barcelona (Spain)
Fri 10th July Barcelona to Andorre Arcalis
Sat 11th July Andorre-la-Vieille to Saint-girons (Midi Pyrenees)
Sun 12th July Saint-Gaudens to Tarbes (Hautes Pyrenees)
Mon 13th July REST DAY at Limoges (Limousin)
Tues 14th July Limoges to Issoudun (Centre)
Wed 15th July Vatan to Saint-Fargeau (Burgundy/Bourgogne)
Thurs 16th July Tonnerre to Vittel (Lorraine)
Fri 17th July Vittel to Colmar (Alsace)
Sat 18th July Colmar to Besancon (Franche-Comte)
Sun 19th July Pontarlier to Verbier (Swiss Alps)
Mon 20th July REST DAY at Verbier
Tues 21st July Martigny to Bourg-Saint-Maurice (Swiss Alps, Italy, Rhône-Alpes)
Wed 22nd July Bourg-Saint-Maurice to Le Grand-Bornand (Rhône-Alpes)
Thurs 23rd July Annecy
Fri 24th July Bourgoin-Jallieu to Aubenas
Sat 25th July Montélimar to Mont Ventoux (Provence/Alpes/Côte d'Azur)
Sun 26th July Montereau-Fault-Yonne to Champs Elysées (Paris)
For bed and breakfast accommodation please visit our website www.choices4all.com
The 96th Tour de France is made up of 21 stages and covers a distance of approximately 3500kms. Starting in Monaco, continuing through France, crossing into Spain as well as Andorre, Switzerland and Italy before finishing in the Champs-Elysée in Paris. Also, this year the penultimate day (Sat 25th July) is a mountain route in the Alps.
Sat 4th July Monaco
Sun 5th July Monaco to Brignoles (Provence/Côte d'Azur)
Mon 6th July Marseille to La Grande-Motte (Languedoc Roussillon)
Tues 7th July Montpellier
Wed 8th July Le Cap d'Agde to Perpignan
Thurs 9th July Gerona to Barcelona (Spain)
Fri 10th July Barcelona to Andorre Arcalis
Sat 11th July Andorre-la-Vieille to Saint-girons (Midi Pyrenees)
Sun 12th July Saint-Gaudens to Tarbes (Hautes Pyrenees)
Mon 13th July REST DAY at Limoges (Limousin)
Tues 14th July Limoges to Issoudun (Centre)
Wed 15th July Vatan to Saint-Fargeau (Burgundy/Bourgogne)
Thurs 16th July Tonnerre to Vittel (Lorraine)
Fri 17th July Vittel to Colmar (Alsace)
Sat 18th July Colmar to Besancon (Franche-Comte)
Sun 19th July Pontarlier to Verbier (Swiss Alps)
Mon 20th July REST DAY at Verbier
Tues 21st July Martigny to Bourg-Saint-Maurice (Swiss Alps, Italy, Rhône-Alpes)
Wed 22nd July Bourg-Saint-Maurice to Le Grand-Bornand (Rhône-Alpes)
Thurs 23rd July Annecy
Fri 24th July Bourgoin-Jallieu to Aubenas
Sat 25th July Montélimar to Mont Ventoux (Provence/Alpes/Côte d'Azur)
Sun 26th July Montereau-Fault-Yonne to Champs Elysées (Paris)
For bed and breakfast accommodation please visit our website www.choices4all.com
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
French Motorcycle Grand Prix
18 May 2008
The French Motorcycle Grand Prix takes place at the le Mans Bugatti Circuit, le Mans, Sarthe, in the Western Loire region.
A 3 day event - Friday 16th May, Saturday 17th May, Sunday 18th May.
Looking for accommodation? visit www.choices4all.com
Saturday, March 29, 2008
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Sunday, March 11, 2007
Formula 1 Grand Prix at Magny-Cours
Race Day - Sunday 1st July 2007
The Formula 1 Grand Prix 2007 takes place at Magny-Cours in the Nievre region (Département 58). Many events are being held during the whole weekend - Friday 29th June, Saturday 30th June and culminating on race day Sunday 1st July, start time 2pm. Find B&B accommodation in the Burgundy area (famous for its wine) at www.choices4all.com
The Formula 1 Grand Prix 2007 takes place at Magny-Cours in the Nievre region (Département 58). Many events are being held during the whole weekend - Friday 29th June, Saturday 30th June and culminating on race day Sunday 1st July, start time 2pm. Find B&B accommodation in the Burgundy area (famous for its wine) at www.choices4all.com
24 hours Automobile Race at Le Mans
16th & 17th June 2007
24 hour automobile race at Le Mans - 24 heures du Mans
75th edition of this annual event held at Le Mans, in the Sarthe region (Département 72). Start time is 3pm.
Also visit the Automobile Museum with its large collection of vintage cars.
Le Mans is situated between Normandy and the Loire Valley, partly an ancient city with an impressive Romanesque/Gothic cathedral and ramparts, and partly modern with large department stores.
View our website www.choices4all.com for Bed & Breakfast accommodation.
More race info visit www.lemans.org
24 hour automobile race at Le Mans - 24 heures du Mans
75th edition of this annual event held at Le Mans, in the Sarthe region (Département 72). Start time is 3pm.
Also visit the Automobile Museum with its large collection of vintage cars.
Le Mans is situated between Normandy and the Loire Valley, partly an ancient city with an impressive Romanesque/Gothic cathedral and ramparts, and partly modern with large department stores.
View our website www.choices4all.com for Bed & Breakfast accommodation.
More race info visit www.lemans.org
Monday, March 05, 2007
Chambre d'hôte - Bed & Breakfast
La chambre d'hôte is Bed and Breakfast in french.
There is a large selection of quality accommodation on the choices4all.com website with a mix of English and French owners, all offering a warm and friendly welcome. Whether looking for a castle (château), manor (manoir), hotel (hôtel), country inn (auberge), youth hostel (auberge de jeunesse), guest house (pension) or a private home, the choice is yours with many offering half board (en demi-pension) or full board (en pension complète).
A typical french breakfast (le petit déjeuner) usually consists of coffee, bread, croissants and jam, some establishments will offer a more complete breakfast on request.
Sometimes the room (la chambre) and the breakfast (le petit déjeuner) are charged separately.
Here are a few phrases/words you may find helpful when visiting France:
je voudrais une chambre pour un personne - I would like a room for one person
nous voudrions une chambre pour deux personnes - we would like a room for two persons
une chambre tranquille - a quiet room
avec douche - with shower
avec salle de bains - with bathroom
des toilettes privées - private toilet
avec un grand lit - with large bed
avec des lits jumeaux - with twin beds
non-fumeur - non-smoking
le chauffage - heating
la climatisation - air conditioning
quel est le prix par nuit / par semaine ? - what is the cost per night / per week ?
l'office de tourisme / le syndicat initiative - tourist office (symbol i )
un plan de ville - street map
où sont les toilettes ? - where are the toilets ?
un café noir - a black coffee
un café decafeiné - caffeine-free coffee
un café au lait - a coffe with milk
un grand crème - large milky coffee
du thé au lait - tea with milk
du thé au citron - lemon tea
un chocolat chaud - hot chocolate
un jus de fruit - fruit juice
une bouteille d'eau - bottle of water
Our tip: a pocket-sized phrase book is a very handy accessory when travelling in France. Many residents speak a little English but by no means all, especially in some of the more quiet and remote villages. Think of it as a mark of respect to at least try and converse in their language, we find this helps 'break the ice' and the locals will definitely appreciate your efforts!
There is a large selection of quality accommodation on the choices4all.com website with a mix of English and French owners, all offering a warm and friendly welcome. Whether looking for a castle (château), manor (manoir), hotel (hôtel), country inn (auberge), youth hostel (auberge de jeunesse), guest house (pension) or a private home, the choice is yours with many offering half board (en demi-pension) or full board (en pension complète).
A typical french breakfast (le petit déjeuner) usually consists of coffee, bread, croissants and jam, some establishments will offer a more complete breakfast on request.
Sometimes the room (la chambre) and the breakfast (le petit déjeuner) are charged separately.
Here are a few phrases/words you may find helpful when visiting France:
je voudrais une chambre pour un personne - I would like a room for one person
nous voudrions une chambre pour deux personnes - we would like a room for two persons
une chambre tranquille - a quiet room
avec douche - with shower
avec salle de bains - with bathroom
des toilettes privées - private toilet
avec un grand lit - with large bed
avec des lits jumeaux - with twin beds
non-fumeur - non-smoking
le chauffage - heating
la climatisation - air conditioning
quel est le prix par nuit / par semaine ? - what is the cost per night / per week ?
l'office de tourisme / le syndicat initiative - tourist office (symbol i )
un plan de ville - street map
où sont les toilettes ? - where are the toilets ?
un café noir - a black coffee
un café decafeiné - caffeine-free coffee
un café au lait - a coffe with milk
un grand crème - large milky coffee
du thé au lait - tea with milk
du thé au citron - lemon tea
un chocolat chaud - hot chocolate
un jus de fruit - fruit juice
une bouteille d'eau - bottle of water
Our tip: a pocket-sized phrase book is a very handy accessory when travelling in France. Many residents speak a little English but by no means all, especially in some of the more quiet and remote villages. Think of it as a mark of respect to at least try and converse in their language, we find this helps 'break the ice' and the locals will definitely appreciate your efforts!
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