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Sights & Attractions in Provence
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Aix, Marseille, and the Central Coast 74
The Vaucluse 59
The Alpilles, Arles, and the Camargue 50
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Archaeological Site/ Ruins 21
Arts/ Performance Venue 4
Bath/ Hot Spring 1
Body Of Water/ Waterfall 4
Bridge/ Tunnel 3
Castle/ Palace/ Chateau 15
Cemetery 1
Educational Institution 2
Festival–Sight 2
Garden/ Arboretum 5
Geological Site 2
Government Building 2
Historic District/ Site 1
Hospital–Sight 1
House/ Mansion/ Villa 5
Industrial Site/ Mill/ Factory 1
Information Center 3
Island 1
Market/ Bazaar 3
Memorial/ Monument/ Tomb 2
Military Site 5
Mine 1
Mountain–Sight 2
Museum/ Gallery 48
Nature Preserve/ Wildlife Refuge 3
Nautical Site/ Lighthouse 1
Neighborhood/ Street 6
Park (National/ State/ Provincial) 3
Plaza/ Square/ Piazza 8
Religious Building/ Site/ Shrine 23
Restaurant–Sight 2
Store/ Shop/ Mall 1
Tour–Sight 2
Town/ Village 3
Trail/ Path 2
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Carrée d'Art
- Museum/Gallery
The glass-fronted Carrée d'Art (directly opposite the Maison Carrée) was designed by British architect Sir Norman Foster as its neighbor's...
Jardins de la Fontaine
- Garden/Arboretum
The Jardins de la Fontaine, an elaborate formal garden, was landscaped on the site of the Roman baths in the 18th century, when the Source...
The Camargue
- Park (National/State/Provincial)
Much of this fabled and marshy wilderness area of Provence is untouched and untouchable by humans. Since 1974, it has been preserved...
Parc Régional de Camargue
- Park (National/State/Provincial)
As you drive the few roads that crisscross the Camargue, you'll usually be within the boundaries of the Parc Régional de Camargue. Unlike...
Réserve Nationale de Camargue
- Nature Preserve/Wildlife Refuge
If you're an even more committed nature lover, venture into the inner sanctum of the Camargue, the Réserve Nationale de Camargue. This...
Centre d'Information du Parc Naturel Régional de Camargue
- Information Center
Pick up maps, information, and a permit (required for visitors to the reserve) at the center, located just up the D570 from the Parc...
Domaine de Méjanes Paul Ricard
- Nature Preserve/Wildlife Refuge
Near the northern shore of the Etang de Vaccarès, one of the larger ranches in the Camargue has now been turned into a showplace for...
Musée de la Camargue
- Museum/Gallery
North of the village of Albaron, you'll find a more sedentary viewing of the wilds at this converted sheep-ranch-now-museum. Lying between...
Centre d'Information de la Réserve Nationale de Camargue
- Information Center
At the easternmost point of the Etang du Vaccarès, La Capeliére has a good visitor center with maps as well as exhibits on wildlife.
Thermes Constantin
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
Along the riverfront stand the remains of vast and sophisticated Roman baths, luxurious social centers that once included sports facilities...
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
Despite Tarascon's modern-day drawbacks, with the walls of its formidable Château plunging straight into the roaring Rhône, this ancient...
Moulin de Daudet
- Museum/Gallery
Summering in the Château de Montauban, Daudet frequently climbed the windswept, pine-studded hilltop to the rustic old windmill that...
Hôtel de Manville
- House/Mansion/Villa
Vestiges of the Renaissance remain in Les Baux, including the pretty Hôtel de Manville, built at the end of the 16th century by a wealthy...
Musée Yves-Brayer
- Museum/Gallery
In the Hôtel des Porcelet, which dates from the 16th century, the Musée Yves-Brayer shelters this local 20th-century artist's works.
Collégiale St-Martin
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
St-Rémy is wrapped by a lively commercial boulevard, lined with shops and cafés and anchored by its 19th-century church Collégiale...
Musée Estrine Présence Van Gogh
- Museum/Gallery
The 18th-century Hôtel Estrine is now the Musée Estrine Présence Van Gogh and has many reproductions of the artist's work, along with...
Café-Brasserie les Deux Garçons
- Restaurant–Sight
Cézanne enjoyed his coffee and papers here, as have generations of beau monde, intellectuals, and neighborhood habitués —Churchill,...
Fontaine d'Eau Chaude
- Body Of Water/Waterfall
Deliciously thick with dripping moss, this 18th-century fountain is fed by Sextius's own thermal source. It seems representative of Aix...
Fontaine des Quatre Dauphins
- Memorial/Monument/Tomb
Within a tiny square at a symmetrical crossroads in the Quartier Mazarin, this lovely 17th-century fountain has four graceful dolphins...
Hôtel de Ville
- Government Building
Built between 1655 and 1678 by Pierre Pavillon, City Hall is fronted by a pebble-encrusted courtyard set off by a wrought-iron gateway.
Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle
- Museum/Gallery
An unusual collection of dinosaur eggs discovered on Mont Ste-Victoire is this museum's claim to fame. Even if these don't interest you,...
Place d'Albertas
- Plaza/Square/Piazza
Of all the elegant squares in Aix, this one is the most evocative and otherworldly. Set back from the city's fashionable shopping streets,...
La Rotonde
- Memorial/Monument/Tomb
If you've just arrived in Aix's center, this sculpture-fountain is a spectacular introduction to the town's rare mix of elegance and...
Thermes Sextius
- Bath/Hot Spring
Warm natural springs first discovered under the leadership of Sextius, the Thermes now house the glass walls of an ultramodern health...
Ancienne Halle aux Grains
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
Built in 1761, this former grain market serves as a post office today—a rather spectacular building for a prosaic service. The frieze,...
Collège Royal-Bourbon
- Educational Institution
It's within these walls, which now belong to the Lycée Mignet, that Cézanne and his schoolmate Emile Zola discussed their ideas. Cézanne...
Église de la Madeleine
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Though the facade now bears 19th-century touches, this small 17th-century church still contains the center panel of the fine 15th-century...
Hôtel de Châteaurenard
- Government Building
Across from a commercial gallery that calls itself the Petit Musée Cézanne (actually more of a tourist trap), this 17th-century mansion...
Hôtel Maynier d'Oppède
- House/Mansion/Villa
This ornately decorated mansion houses the Institut d'Études Françaises (Institute of French Studies), where foreign students take...
Marché aux Poissons
- Market/Bazaar
Up and going by 8 am every day, this market—immortalized in Marcel Pagnot's Fanny (and Joshua Logan's sublime 1961 film adaptation)—puts...
Bar de la Marine
- Restaurant–Sight
Even if you've never read or seen Marcel Pagnol's trilogy of plays and films Marius, Fanny, and César (think of it as a three-part...
Les Arcenaulx
- Store/Shop/Mall
In this broad, elegant stone armory, first built for Louis XIV, a complex of upscale shops and restaurants has given the building—and...
Jardin du Pharo
- Garden/Arboretum
The Pharo, another larger-than-life edifice built to Napoléon III's epic tastes, was a gift to his wife, Eugénie. It's a conference...
Place Thiars
- Plaza/Square/Piazza
An ensemble of Italianate 18th-century buildings frames this popular center of activity, where one sidewalk café spills into another,...
Théâtre National de Marseille La Criée
- Arts/Performance Venue
Behind the floridly decorated facade of this grand old fish-auction house, a prestigious state theater company performs. Innovative director...
La Canebière
- Neighborhood/Street
This wide avenue leading from the port, known affectionately as the "Can o' Beer" by American sailors, was once crammed with cafés,...
Cours Julien
- Plaza/Square/Piazza
A center of bohemian flânerie (hanging out), this is a lovely place to relax by the fountain, in the shade of plane trees, or under...
Palais de Longchamp
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
This recently renovated extravagant and grandiose 19th-century palace, inaugurated in 1869, was built to celebrate the completion of...
Musée Grobet-Labadié
- Museum/Gallery
This lovely and intimate museum houses the private art collection of the wealthy 19th-century couple of the same name. Their 1873 mansion,...
Rue Longue-des-Capucins/Rue d'Aubagne
- Neighborhood/Street
Stepping into this atmospheric neighborhood, you may feel you have suddenly been transported to a Moroccan souk. Shops that serve the...
- Town/Village
At this famous village north of Marseille, Cézanne led an influx of artists eager to capture its cliff-top views over the harbor. Braque,...
Le Petit Monde de Marcel Pagnol
- Museum/Gallery
You can study miniature dioramas of scenes from Pagnol stories at Le Petit Monde de Marcel Pagnol. The characters are all santons, including...
Ateliers Thérèse Neveu
- Museum/Gallery
The history of the craft of santon-making and other uses to which the local clay was put—faience and hand-painted tiles—can be studied...
Circuit Pagnol
- Trail/Path
Even if you haven't read Pagnol's works or seen his films, you can enjoy the Circuit Pagnol, a hike in the raw-hewn, arid garrigues...
Farmers' Market
- Market/Bazaar
Aubagne on a market day is a feast, in more ways than one. Depending on the season, for sale are fresh local asparagus, vine-ripened...
Musée de la Légion Étrangère
- Museum/Gallery
Another claim to fame for Aubagne: it's the headquarters for the French Foreign Legion. The legion was created in 1831, and accepts recruits...
Château de Cassis
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
The imposing Château de Cassis has loomed over the harbor since the invasions of the Saracens in the 7th century, evolving over time...
- Body Of Water/Waterfall
Touring the Calanques, whose fjord-like finger bays probe the rocky coastline, is a must. Either take a sightseeing cruise in a glass-bottom...
Zoa Parc Animalier et Exotique Sanary-Bandol
- Garden/Arboretum
Three kilometers (2 miles) north on the D559 is this zoo and garden, where cacti and hundreds of exotic tropical plants grow to remarkable...
Le Castellet
- Town/Village
On the D559 perched high above the Bandol vineyards, the village of Le Castellet has narrow streets, 17th-century stone houses, and (alas!)...
Île de Bendor
- Tour–Sight
Boats leave every half hour to make the 2-km (1.2-mile) trip to Île de Bendor. The island was only a large rock until pastis magnate...
Notre-Dame de Pépiole
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Just east of Bandol on the D559, past the smaller resort of Sanary, as you turn left onto the D63 you'll see signs pointing to the small...
Cap Sicié
- Viewpoint/Scenic Overlook
Head south on the D16 to the D2816 around the cap for a tremendous view across the Bay of Toulon. ...
Gorge d'Ollioules
- Geological Site
Head north on D11 to Ollioules; just past the village, follow N8 (in the direction of Le Beausset) through a 5-km (3-mile) route that...
Le Gros Cerveau
- Viewpoint/Scenic Overlook
For some spectacular views, on the D20 take a left at Ollioules and follow the winding road along the crest of Le Gros Cerveau. You'll...
Opera de Toulon
- Arts/Performance Venue
At Place Victor Hugo, the Opera de Toulon hosts theater, opera, and dance productions. ...
Musée d'Art
- Museum/Gallery
The Musée d'Art shows paintings by Vernet and Fragonard as well as postwar abstract art and the cartoon-influenced Di Rosa brothers.
Musée National de la Marine
- Museum/Gallery
Avenue de la République, an ugly arrangement of concrete apartment blocks, runs parallel to the waterfront. At the western edge of the...
Mount Faron
- Mountain–Sight
Reach Mount Faron, rising above the town, by the circular Route du Faron in either direction or in six minutes by cable car from Boulevard...
Mémorial du Débarquement
- Museum/Gallery
At Mount Faron's summit are a zoo, a great view, and the Mémorial du Débarquement commemorating the 1944 liberation of Provence. ...
- Town/Village
Although known as the market center for the wines of the Var, Brignoles's largest attraction is still the Abbaye de la Celle, a 12th-century...
Pont St-Bénezet
- Bridge/Tunnel
Sur le pont d'Avignon on y danse, on y danse … " Unlike London Bridge, this other fragment of childhood song (and UNESCO World Heritage...
Les Remparts
- Military Site
More than 4 kilometers (2½ miles) long, these protective crenellated walls and towers were built by the popes in the 14th century to...
Espace Saint Louis
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
This graceful old 17th-century Jesuit cloister has been converted for office use by the well-known Avignon Festival—a performing arts...
Les Halles
- Market/Bazaar
By 6 every morning (except Monday) the merchants and artisans have stacked their herbed cheeses and arranged their vine-ripened tomatoes...
Musée Requien
- Museum/Gallery
Don't bother to rush to this eccentric little natural history museum, but since it's next door to the Calvet Museum, and free, you might...
Chartreuse du Val-de-Bénédiction
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
The bounty and extravagant lifestyles of the cardinals nourished the abbey in Villeneuve-lez-Avignon. Inside the abbey—known as Chartreuse...
Fort St-André
- Military Site
At the top of the village is the Fort St-André, which once ostensibly protected the town of St-André, now absorbed into Villeneuve.
Musée Pierre de Luxembourg
- Museum/Gallery
Below the abbey, the Musée Pierre de Luxembourg gives you access to one of the luxurious, 14th-century cardinals' manors, which contains...
Musée des Outils de Vignerons Père Anselme
- Museum/Gallery
To learn about local wine production, stop in at the Musée des Outils de Vignerons Père Anselme, a private collection of tools and...
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
If you're disinclined to spend your holiday sniffing and sipping, climb the hill to the ruins of the château. Though it was destroyed...
Musée d'Orange
- Museum/Gallery
Across the street from the theater, the small Musée d'Orange displays antiquities unearthed around Orange, including fragments of three...
Vieil Orange
- Neighborhood/Street
This Old Town neighborhood, which you must cross to hike from one Roman monument to the other, carries on peacefully when there's not...
Domaine des Bernardins
- Winery/Brewery/Distillery
This vineyard has a tasting cave, where you can sample some of the wines, which include mostly whites but also reds from grapes such...
Quartier de Puymin
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
Like a tiny Roman forum, the Quartier de Puymin spreads over the field and hillside in the heart of town, visible in passing from the...
Patricia Wells's Cooking Classes
- Educational Institution
While Vaison has centuries-old attractions, the most popular for Americans may well now be Patricia Wells's Cooking Classes. A living...
Mont Ventoux
- Mountain–Sight
In addition to all the beautiful views of Mont Ventoux, there are equally spectacular views from Mont Ventoux. From Malaucène or...
Les Routes de la Lavande
- Information Center
For the complete scoop on the hundreds of sights to see in Haute-Provence and other lavendar-intensive areas, contact Les Routes de la...
Musée de la Lavande
- Museum/Gallery
Owned by one of the original lavender families, who have cultivated and distilled the flower here for over five generations, this museum...
Distillerie Lavande 1100
- Winery/Brewery/Distillery
As one of the most important distilleries in the region, this heavenly domain, planted by Maurice Fra at an altitude of 1,100 meters,...
Fête de la Lavande
- Festival–Sight
This day-long festival, usually held around Aug. 15, is entirely dedicated to lavender. Village folk dress in traditional Provençal...
- Industrial Site/Mill/Factory
Nine kilometers (15 miles) south of Forcalquier is Manosque, home to the famed L'Occitane factory, a leading purveyor of lavender magic.
Hôtel de Campredon–Maison René Char
- House/Mansion/Villa
One of the finest of L'Isle's mansions, the Hôtel de Campredon–Maison René Char, has been restored and reinvented as a modern-art...
- Body Of Water/Waterfall
There's no exaggerating the magnificence of the Fontaine de Vaucluse, a mysterious spring that gushes from a deep underground source...
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
Fontaine has its own ruined château, perched romantically on a forested hilltop over the town and illuminated at night. First built...
Le Musée-bibliothèque F. Pétrarque
- Museum/Gallery
The great Renaissance poet Petrarch, driven mad with unrequited love for a beautiful married woman named Laura, retreated to this valley...
- Viewpoint/Scenic Overlook
From this spot you can overlook the miniature fields and farms below. From this height all those modern vacation homes blend in with...
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
The interior of the village's church of St-Fermin is overblown Rococo—all pink and gold. ...
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
This 15th-century fortress jets out at the prow of Ménerbes. ...
Château de Sade
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
Little but jagged ruins remain of the once magnificent Château de Sade, where the Marquis de Sade (1740–1814) spent some 30 years...
Fort de Buoux
- Military Site
This site contains the ruins of an ancient village and a fortification that for years defended the valley, in both Ligurian and Roman...
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
Loumarin's Renaissance-era château, which was privately restored in the 1920s to appealing near-perfection, is the town's main draw.
Église St-Trophime
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Classed as a world treasure by UNESCO, this extraordinary Romanesque church alone would justify a visit to Arles. The side aisles date...
Espace Van Gogh
- Museum/Gallery
A strikingly resonant site, this was the hospital to which the tortured artist repaired after cutting off his earlobe. Its courtyard...
Les Alyscamps
- Cemetery
Though the romantically melancholic Roman cemetery lies 1 km (½ mile) southeast of the Vieille Ville, it's worth the hike—certainly...
Musée Départemental Arles Antiques
- Museum/Gallery
Though it's a hike from the center, this state-of-the-art museum is a good place to set the tone and context for your exploration of...
Musée Réattu
- Museum/Gallery
Three rooms of this museum, housed in a Knights of Malta priory dating to the 15th century, are dedicated to local painter Jacques Réattu.
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
Rivaled only by the even better-preserved version in Nîmes, the arena dominating old Arles was built in the first century AD to seat...
Cloître St-Trophime
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
This peaceful haven, one of the loveliest cloisters in Provence, is tucked discreetly behind St-Trophime, the notable Romanesque treasure.
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
Entering through the elegant 17th-century City Hall, you can gain access to these ancient underground passages dating from 30 BC to 20...
Place Lamartine
- Plaza/Square/Piazza
Stand on the site of Van Gogh's residence in Arles—the now-famous Maison Jaune (Yellow House), destroyed by bombs in 1944. The artist...
Pont Van Gogh
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
Van Gogh immortalized many everyday objects and captured views still seen today, but his famous painting of this bridge—on the southern...
Théâtre Antique
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
Directly up Rue de la Calade from Place de la République, you'll find these ruins of a theater built by the Romans under Augustus in...
Parc Regional de Camargue
- Park (National/State/Provincial)
As you drive the scarce roads that barely crisscross the Camargue, you are usually within the boundaries of the Parc Regional de Camargue.
Parc Ornithologique du Pont de Gau
- Nature Preserve/Wildlife Refuge
The easiest place to view birdlife is the Parc Ornithologique du Pont de Gau. On some 150 acres of marsh and salt lands, birds are welcomed...
Église des Stes-Maries
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
What is most striking to a visitor entering the damp, dark, and forbidding fortress-church Église des Stes-Maries is its novel character.
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
Louis's state-of-the-art fortress-port is astonishingly well preserved. The stout walls now contain a small Provençal village filled...
Place St-Louis
- Plaza/Square/Piazza
A 19th-century statue of the father of the fleur-de-lis reigns under shady pollards on this square with a mellow village feel, a welcome...
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
The best-preserved Roman amphitheater in the world is a miniature of the Colosseum in Rome (note the small carvings of Romulus and Remus—the...
Maison Carrée
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
Lovely and forlorn in the middle of a busy downtown square, this exquisitely preserved temple strikes a timeless balance between symmetry...
Musée Archéologique et d'Histoire Naturelle
- Museum/Gallery
This old Jesuit college houses a wonderful collection of local archaeological finds, including sarcophagi, beautiful pieces of Roman...
Temple de Diane
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
This shattered Roman ruin dates from the second century BC. The temple's function is unknown, though it's thought to have been part of...
Tour Magne
- Viewpoint/Scenic Overlook
At the far end of the Jardins de la Fontaine, you'll find the remains of a tower the emperor Augustus had built on Gallic foundations;...
Cathédrale Notre-Dame et St-Castor
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Destroyed and rebuilt in several stages, Nîmes Cathedral was damaged by Protestants during the 16th- century Wars of Religion but still...
Musée des Beaux-Arts
- Museum/Gallery
The centerpiece of this early 20th-century building, stunningly refurbished by architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte, is a vast ancient mosaic...
Musée du Vieux Nîmes
- Museum/Gallery
Housed in the 17th-century bishop's palace opposite the cathedral, this museum shows off garments embroidered in the exotic and vibrant...
Abbaye de Montmajour
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
This magnificent Romanesque abbey looming over the marshlands north of Arles stands in partial ruin. Begun in the 10th century by a handful...
Carrières de Lumières
- Geological Site
This vast old bauxite quarry has 66-foot-high stone walls that make a dramatic setting for a multimedia show in which thousands of images...
Château des Baux
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
High above the Val d'Enfer, the 17-acre cliff-top sprawl of ruins is contained under the umbrella name the Château des Baux. At the...
Les Antiques
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
Two of the most miraculously preserved classical monuments in France are simply called Les Antiques. Dating from 30 BC, the Mausolée...
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
A slick visitor center prepares you for entry into the ancient village of Glanum, with scale models of the site in its various heydays.
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
You can cut across the fields from Glanum to St-Paul-de-Mausolé, the isolated asylum where Van Gogh spent the last year of his life...
Vieille Ville
- Neighborhood/Street
Within St-Rémy's fast-moving traffic loop, a labyrinth of narrow streets leads you away from the action and into the slow-moving inner...
Musée Calvet
- Museum/Gallery
Worth a visit for the beauty and balance of its architecture alone, this fine old museum contains a rich collection of antiquities and...
Palais des Papes
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
This colossal palace creates a disconcertingly fortresslike impression, underlined by the austerity of its interior. Most of the original...
Pont St-Bénézet
- Bridge/Tunnel
This bridge is the subject of the famous children's song: " Sur le pont d'Avignon on y danse, on y danse ..." ("On the bridge of Avignon...
Rocher des Doms
- Garden/Arboretum
Set on bluff above town, this lush hilltop garden has grand Mediterranean pines, a man-made lake (complete with camera-ready swans),...
Cathédrale Notre-Dame-des-Doms
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Built in a pure Provençal Romanesque style in the 12th century, this cathedral was soon dwarfed by the extravagant palace that rose...
Musée Lapidaire
- Museum/Gallery
Housed in a pretty little Jesuit chapel on the main shopping street, this collection of sculpture and stonework is primarily from Gallo-Roman...
Le Musée du Petit Palais
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
This residence of bishops and cardinals before Pope Benedict built his majestic palace houses a large collection of old-master paintings,...
Place de l'Horloge
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
This square is the social nerve center of Avignon; the concentration of bistros, brasseries, cafés, and restaurants draws swarms of...
Pont du Gard
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
The ancient Roman aqueduct is shockingly noble in its symmetry, the rhythmic repetition of arches resonant with strength, testimony to...
Théâtre Antique
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
Even less touristy than Nîmes and just as eccentric, the city of Orange (pronounced oh- rawnzh ) nonetheless draws thousands every year...
Arc de Triomphe
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
North of the city center is the Arc de Triomphe, which once straddled the Via Agrippa between Lyon and Arles. Three arches support a...
Roman ruins
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
There are two broad fields of Roman ruins, both in the center of town. Like a tiny Roman forum, the Maison des Messii (Messii House)...
Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
The sober Romanesque Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth was built from recycled fragments of a Gallo-Roman basilica. The cloister is...
Pont Romain
- Archaeological Site/Ruins
The remarkable single-arch Roman bridge, built in the first century, stands firm across the Ouvèze River. ...
Château du Barroux
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
With grand vaulted rooms and a chapel dating from the 12th century, this château is Le Barroux's main draw. Some of its halls serve...
Collégiale Notre-Dame-des-Anges
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
L'Isle's 17th-century church, the Collégiale Notre-Dame-des-Anges, is extravagantly decorated with gilt, faux marble, and sentimental...
Château de Gordes
- Castle/Palace/Chateau
The only way you can get into this château is by paying to see a collection of photo paintings by pop artist Pol Mara, who lived in...
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Although once on the road his set lists don't vary much from night to night, McCartney says that at the start of each tour he likes to throw a few unproven rarities in to shake up the mix: "I just like doing it, and whenever I go out on tour it's exciting to stick a few things in that I haven't done before, just 'cause then it's sort of like there's a bit of a nervous edge to it, which is quite cool -- except on the first night, when you think 'Why did I do this?' Why didn't I stay safe?'"
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Paul McCartney plays tonight (May 9th) in Fortaleza, Brazil at Castelao Stadium.
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- Ms Cris said...
Hi, am from India. Read the book from a library. Found it quite interesting. Having absolutely no idea about the world happenings in general, the book proved quite helpful to know and understand Obama. Thanks!
- September 18, 2008 at 8:49 AM
- Ms Cris said...
Actually I read the child version of the book, A Promise Of Change. :-)
- September 18, 2008 at 10:47 AM
i am halfway through your book. how do you feel about current campaign and polls? --sp
- September 23, 2008 at 6:22 PM
- felice manti said...
Hi. My name is Felice Manti, I'm an Italian journalist and I would like to have an interview with you about Obama. Is it possible? Please write me email@example.com.
- October 13, 2008 at 3:10 AM
Dear Mr. Mendell:
I am thoroughly enjoying – in the few days preceding the election – reading your first-rate work on Barack Obama, one which nicely complements his own books, which I read at the beginning of the campaign.
One thing you may wish to communicate to Senator (and, hopefully, President-elect beginning this coming week): the quote that he says is his favorite MLK quote(page 227 of the paperback edition of your book), and is also one of my favorites from any source), "the arc of the moral universe is long, But it bends toward justice," is not MLK's. Rather, it is that of the nineteenth century abolitionist Theodore Parker (for corroboration, see Arc of Justice: A Saga of Race, Civil Rights, and Murder in the Jazz Age. by Kevin Boyle, concerning the 1925 Ossian Sweet case Detroit, which won a 2004 National Book Award).
Sincerely yours,
Rick Nagel
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- November 1, 2008 at 10:43 AM
You quote Barack agin attributing the "arc of justice" quote to King, at page 331.
- November 1, 2008 at 10:12 PM
- Kirra said...
People should read this.
- November 11, 2008 at 11:17 AM
- mathilde said...
I was interning for 2 months in the US, at the perfect period of the election... Thanks for this book! ;-) Would love to read on this blog your comments regarding all this election campaign, the results and the future.
Thanks in advance.
Wish you all the best!
- November 16, 2008 at 5:01 PM
- Mberenis said...
Obama has already made lending for middle and lower class citizens before he's in the white house! Amazing, read more below..
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- November 21, 2008 at 10:16 PM
- Sergio said...
Hi, my name is Sergi Gomez. I work as correspodent in Washington for El Tiempo newspaper, that runs out of bogotá, Colombia. I also represent other 10 newspapers across latin america. Wish to contact you about youre book. My emial is email@example.com
- December 8, 2008 at 8:37 AM
Hi Mr. Mendell,
Thanks for your biography of President-Elect Barack Obama. You provide an outsider's perspective of Barack & Michelle's relationship, which makes me admire them even more for the love & respect they have for one another. Since I read both of President Obama's books, I have been searching for more writings about this extraordinary man & family. Do you plan to publish a book about the 2008 Presidential elections? I would be interested in reading about your experience.
- December 8, 2008 at 4:29 PM
- StillOnyx said...
Hi from Onyx in Atlanta. I'm so happy to see that you have written the next book! Let's discuss it further. You can reach me at email@example.com.
- December 15, 2008 at 6:01 PM
Hello, I am currently writing my dissertation on Barack Obama and his use of New Media, and would appreciate any answers to my survey online.
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- March 9, 2009 at 11:30 AM
Just finished your book. I really enjoyed it, interesting and readable. I live in Chicago and I'm very frustated with Mayor Daley and Alderman Tunney who just goes along with the Mayor (parking meter deal, Olympics).
I was impressed with Inspector General Hoffman with how he stood up to Mayor Daley with the report. Inspector Hoffman is supported by Fitzgerald which is great. I'm interested in learning more about Fitzgerald and I think he sets a great example.
Any thoughts on these issues? Are you working on anything now?
- June 14, 2009 at 5:24 PM
- Karl Smith said...
Hi, from South Africa
I am a self-improvement teacher and I read the book to obtain confirmation of the message,steps, skills I give people to win with themselves, so that they can win with others. I have completed the book and I am develpoing a leadership presentation based on the book.What a wonderful journey and what great lessons for other leaders?
Karl Smith
- October 31, 2009 at 6:32 AM
Gee, you let things get a little out of hand with the comments here, didn't you?
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is misleading. A more accurate phrase would have been:but still it's open-source hardware acceleration that is really needed to please end-users.
orbut still it's hardware acceleration that is really needed to please end-users.
would be closer to the truth. A vast majority of users just want a working solution regardless of the capability of the source code being open or not.but still it's open-source hardware acceleration that is really needed to please open source graphic driver developers.
we can keep on at this for as long as you wish to continue to be stupid about it, deanjo. i've been involved in free software for over 15 years - long enough to have all these little anecdote sentences available, and long enough really to know better than to respond to this, but every now and then it _really_ gets me that people don't understand why the ethics and principles of free software are important.
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I was so hoping the first line of the article would say "It's supper effective!"
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How To Do Spelling H.W. in a Notebook and Visual Plans
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That is such a great way to save on paper but keeps our kids practicing their spelling words! Thanks for steering me towards that pug file :) That carftivity is too cute:)ReplyDelete
I think I saw Fundations in your plans. Is that Wilson's Fundations? Do you do it whole group?ReplyDelete
First Grade and FabulousReplies
Yes, I do whole group and then a bit during guided reading. One of my goals for next year is to get better at it!Delete
LOVE those pugs!ReplyDelete
First Grade Blue SKies
Erica, I really like your idea of a weekly spelling Notebook. I currently use Scholastic's first grade weekly spelling homework packets, and like that alot but a notebook would also help with writing in journals too! I'm even thinking the black and white composition notebooks for 59 cents at our local retailer would do the trick! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Ms. Marciniak's First Grade Critter Cafe
Your spelling notebook is a great idea! Hopefully practice will make perfect :) Love the Smug Pugs!ReplyDelete
Literacy Without Worksheets
Cute penguin, Erica!ReplyDelete
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Thanks for the idea! I have tons of composition books stockpiled but my babies writing in them makes me crazy. I LOVE that pug (and seeing your visual plans!)ReplyDelete
Thank you!
What Happens in First Grade
Thank you sweet friend for the shout out!!!ReplyDelete
I love the idea of using pictures in the letter to the parents. Often it is hard to describe what you want. Pictures make it much easier to understand.ReplyDelete
Very clever,
Hi Erica,ReplyDelete
My first grade team loves the notebook idea, but we were wondering what type of notebook do you use? Thanks for the great idea...and for including the letter too.
I love this idea--anything is notebooks is a winner!! Thank you for sharing!ReplyDelete
Tales From a Traveling Teacher
What a great idea for spelling! This could eliminate so much confusion.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing.
Ms. Richards's Musings
I must begin spelling. My kiddos write some funky words and i am about to send them to 3rd grade. Yikes!ReplyDelete
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Nvidia also decides on their own, which features will users get and craps on their reactions. Thats the second point.
And their hardware is not universal one, like of AMD. And it became even more cut in Kepler - strictly gaming cards. Thats third.
And then,.. that old thing when they essentially bought out or bankrupted everyone except ati. Thats fourth.
But when you need good driver with good 3d and AMD gave crap (two years before),.. whats the choice left?..
So it would seem that a 4 year old promise is kept: the HD8000 series might be the first with launch-day support (or at least close). kudos guys. Starting a new driver from scratch with a 2 generation handicap, enabling older hardware along with new all the while enabling new features couldn't have been an easy task
No it's not done, no it's not 100% optimized, but the OSS driver is usable for basic tasks (talking about r600g, haven't tried radeonSI yet).
More than just basic - it has certainly not slowed down my gaming any.
Proprietary software is ethically wrong. It's holding back the progress of mankind. Think about how much faster technology progresses when software is done out in the open.
Also, it is naive to think that proprietary software is about gettings things for free. Programmers get paid to write free software. People buy hardware that is supported by free software. And companies sell support for free software. Free in this context is about freedom, not about price.


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