General Features of Gites
Celebrating Christmas in France at one of these gites will provide you with more than adequate accommodations. You will be able to celebrate Christmas in France with all of the necessary modern conveniences (this includes en-suite bathrooms, televisions, DVDs and fully equipped kitchens) even though these are converted cottages that were once used by farm workers. The owners of the gite will be close by to provide you with anything that you will need in order to enjoy your French Christmas. Sometimes there are also adjacent swimming pools as well as other outdoor recreational activities available to help you with celebrating Christmas.
Normandy's Gites
One of the premier destinations for a French Christmas is Normandy. Here you will find a beautiful region with a long coastline and a spectacular countryside. There are gites in Normandy that you will enjoy spending your French Christmas at because of their excellent accommodations and lush interiors. You can spend your French Christmas in a gite that is located in the countryside, mountains or by the sea shore.
Rural French Gites
Whenever you choose to spend your French Christmas in a rural area, you will be able to enjoy tranquil, picturesque villages that have warm, generous, hospitable people in them. One of these villages where you may enjoy spending your French Christmas is Lonlay L'Abbaye. This area use to be the home of the Benedictine monastic order that was known as the St Benoit-sur-Loire. Today it is the home of the parish church, the Lonlay Abbey. Even though this church has withstood numerous challenges over the years, it has managed to exist for nearly 1,000 years now.
As you take some time to enjoy your French Christmas you may wish to take a stroll from Lonlay L'Abbaye toLe Manoir Nezement. This destination is set in the middle of 10 acres of beautiful countryside. The luxury gite that you will find here was once an eighteenth century English manor house. Today it has a fully equipped kitchen, really comfortable bedrooms and free wifi broadband Internet access for all of its guests to enjoy.
For more information on French Gites please see Gites.com
Published by Brenda Hoffman
I am a college graduate and now a single mother of a wonderful daughter whom I am able to homeschool because I work as a full-time freelance writer from home. View profile
- Special Ways to Show Love for Moms on Mother's Day when You're in the MilitaryMy mom was so afraid of me being shipped off to Iraq and Afghanistan, and it's taken her the two years that I've been in to realize that I'm fine.
12 Things You Didn't Know About the Twelve Days of ChristmasAlthough the song has become just another Christmas carol that accompanies many hymns and festivals, there are a few interesting things you might not know about The Twelve Days...
Keeping Christ in Christmas: A Practical GuideIn times when Christmas celebration is mostly secular, it is easy for the true meaning to get lost. Here are some practices that will help you remember what it's all about.
Where Did Santa Clause Come From? and Other Christmas TriviaAs we brace ourselves to prepare for Christmas, stress levels reach an all time high. Take a few moments to read about the origins of Christmas with a good dose of trivia mixed...- Green Travel Options in EuropeDiscover the Netherlands, France or Italy in these unconventional, eco-friendly ways.
- How to Have a Great Christmas in France
- How Do They Celebrate Christmas in France?
- Tips for Spending Christmas in a Foreign Country
- How the French Celebrate Christmas
- A French Christmas
- Christmas Around the World: France
- Christmas Traditions from Around the World




2 Comments
Post a CommentI agree! i would want to someday!
One day soo, I hope to visit France!