#Hotel Chalet Du Lac

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Lake Brienz, Switzerland: Lake Brienz is a lake just north of the Alps, in the canton of Bern in Switzerland. It has a length of about 14 kilometres, a width of 2.8 kilometres and a maximum depth of 260 metres. Its area is 29.8 square kilometres; the surface is 564 metres above the sea-level. Wikipedia

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travel vocabulary list - FRENCH

travel vocab list in french/english! 

airfare ❋ le prix du billet d’avion airplane ❋ un avion airport ❋ un aéroport amusement park ❋ un parc d’attractions

backpack ❋ un sac à dos baggage ❋ les bagages bags ❋ les sacs bathing suit ❋ un maillot de bain beach ❋ la plage bicycle/bike ❋ le vélo, (verb) faire du vélo boat ❋ le bateau bus ❋ le bus

cab ❋ le taxi camera ❋ un appareil photo campground ❋ un terrain de camping, une aire de camping  camping ❋ camper, faire du camping, le camping  car ❋ la voiture carry-on (luggage) ❋ un bagage cabine, un bagage à main  coast ❋ la côte  cruise ship ❋ le bateau de croisière  currency ❋ une devise custmos ❋ les coutumes, les mœurs

depart ❋ (train) partir, (avion) décoller departure ❋ le départ destination ❋ la destination downtine ❋ le temps d’arrêt, le temps de repos drive ❋ conduire

embark ❋ embarquer excursion ❋ une excursion, une escapade explore ❋ explorer, partir en exploration

ferry ❋ le ferry flew ❋ prendre l’avion, aller quelque part en aion flight ❋ un vol fly ❋ voler foreign ❋ (adj) étranger, étrangère  foreigner ❋ un étranger, une étrangère 

garment bag ❋ la housse à vêtements  getaway ❋ une destination touristique  guide ❋ un/une guide guided tour ❋ une visite guidée 

hiatus ❋ une pause, un arrêt hike ❋ une randonnée, faire une randonnée holiday ❋ les vacances hostel ❋ une auberge de jeunesse hotel ❋ un hotel

inn ❋ une auberge island ❋ une île itinerary ❋ un itinéraire 

journey ❋ un voyage  keepsake ❋ un souvenir

lake ❋ le lac landing ❋ un atterissage  leisure ❋ les loisirs  lodge ❋ un chalet, un hôtel, un motel lodging ❋ un logement, un hébergement  luggage ❋ les bagages 

map ❋ une carte motel ❋ un motel  mountains ❋ les montagnes museum ❋ un musée

ocean liner ❋ le paquebot  overnight bag ❋ un petit sac de voyage 

pack ❋ faire sa/ses valise(s), préparer ses affaires passport ❋ un passeport  photograph ❋ une photo, (verb) prendre en photo port ❋ le port postcard ❋ une carte postale 

red-eye (late night plane) ❋ un vol de nuit  relax ❋ se détendre relaxation ❋ la détente return ❋ le retour, (verb) rentrer de 

safari ❋ un safari sail ❋ naviguer scenery ❋ le paysage  schedule ❋ un programme, un emploi du temps sea ❋ la mer seashore ❋ le littoral ship ❋  le bateau  sightseeing ❋ les touristes, (verb) visiter souvenir ❋ un souvenir station ❋ (train) la gare, (métro) la station, (bus) la gare routière stay ❋ rester subway ❋ le métro suitcase ❋ une valise sunscreen ❋ la crème solaire  swim ❋ nager 

takeoff ❋ le décollage tent ❋ une tante ticket ❋ un ticket tip ❋ un pourboire  tote ❋ un fourre-tout, un totebag  tourist ❋ un touriste  train ❋ le train translate ❋ traduire  transportation ❋ les transports  travel ❋ voyager  trip ❋ un séjour, un voyage 

umbrella ❋ un parapluie vacation ❋ les vacances visit ❋ visiter

walk ❋ marcher wander ❋ flâner, errer waterfall ❋ une cascade weekend ❋ le week end  zoo ❋ le zoo

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Tignes, 09 de dezembro de Ano 1 - Quarta - Blogger - 25 anos  

07:00 - Acordamos, tomamos banho e nos arrumamos. 

07:40 - Saímos preparados para neve. 

07:50 - Tomamos café da manhã:  Boulanger des Montagnes - Tignes Val Claret

08:30 - Passeamos no trenó com dogs: 

10:00 - Andamos a cavalo: 

11:00 - Subimos: 

11:30 - Apreciamos a vista: 

12:00 - Almaçamos: Le Panoramic

13:20 - Continuamos no teleférico até o topo:  Grande Motte

13:50 - Descemos.  14:30 - Chegamos no hotel e curtimos uma piscina quente: 

15:00 - Fazemos massagem: 

15:40 - Subimos tomamos banho e nos arrumamos.  16:10 - Saímos.  16:16 - Avaliamos:  Sherpa Tignes la Grande Motte

16:40 - Avaliamos mais:  Ski Republic Tignes - Le Diva

17:00 - Outro local:  La Cave Savoyarde by La Musardière

17;30 - Visitamos uma jornalista na casa dela:  Chalet Reymond Pre du lac

Conversamos e tomamos um café. 

18:10 - Voltamos, tomamos banho e nos arrumamos para sair.  19:00 - Saímos.  19:10 - Jantamos:  La Ferme des 3 Capucines

21:30 - Chegamos e dormimos. 

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Humaniti Vertical City, Montréal

Humaniti Vertical City, Montréal Mixed-Use Development, Canadian Architecture, QC Building Project Images

Humaniti Vertical City in Montréal

27 Sep 2021

Design: Lemay

Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Photos by Brandon Barré

Humaniti: Montreal’s first vertical city

Located at the crossroads of the International district, the Quartier des spectacles, and Old Montreal, Humaniti is Montreal’s tallest mixed-use community. It includes a luxury hotel, rental units, restaurants, boutiques, and public spaces. Its unique H-shaped design promotes a dialogue and openness across its 39 floors and differing vocations. The multifunctional plaza is an extension of the magnificent Place Jean-Paul Riopelle, named after the internationally renowned Quebec painter and sculptor, that faces the project.

The objective was to create a tower that would have a presence in the Montreal city skyline, while also creating a sense of community in a hyper-dense area. Canadian design firm, Lemay, was brought in as lead architect, while sister brand, Lemay + Escobar, crafted the interiors of the hotel.

Its design strikes a balance between bold and sleek. It absorbs and contributes to the energy of its surroundings by reflecting the richness and diversity of its location, while simultaneously creating an identity of its own. Open and generous, it creates a unique environment where multi-sensory human experiences abound. Humaniti responds to the different scales and limitations of the urban context, while reshaping the public realm of the project in both the streetscape and its vertical space.

The Blades From the center of Place Jean-Paul Riopelle, one can see two narrow blades that split. The tallest blade has a truncated shape, paying homage to Manhattan’s Flatiron building. The second blade appears as though it splits off and falls from the monolith. The breathtaking effect amplifies the experience from the neighboring square, echoing the mist in the central fountain back towards the vertical community.

The Hives The hives are a distinctive architectural gesture of the project, reinforcing the vertical city concept. While not visible from the street in their entirety, these prefabricated balconies break the scale of the project to create a domestic discourse. Each hive accommodates approximately four households, similar to the typology found in many Montreal neighborhoods. Their staggered arrangement favors the penetration of natural light within residential units, while attracting the eye through their rhythm and simplicity. The hives’ human scale and well-defined groupings of condos evokes a smaller community feel, while accommodating hundreds of dwellings.

“Humaniti has shifted the playing field for mixed use projects in Montreal and Canada, testament to the courage of the development team, and challenges the status quo in numerous ways. It has emerged as an example of how thoughtful and nuanced design excellence strategies can play a part in the success of large and complex developments. Humaniti is key to the resurgence of the city, and a symbol of Montreal’s future as a design capital of the world.”– Andrew King, Chief Design Officer, Lemay

The Hotel The 4.5-star Marriott Autograph Collection hotel is spread over 11 floors, and is suspended on a cantilever-shaped structure, marrying Humaniti’s residential and commercial complexes and completing the community’s unique “H” shape.

“The project is located in the Quartier International, a few steps from the Palais des Congrès, the city’s iconic convention center, and on the threshold of the historic city centre. It is an iconic, youthful, and vibrant scene, and we therefore wanted the focus to be on fun and joy, and to be very contemporary. We drafted the space with clean lines, and we curated it with eclectic art and furniture.” – Andres Escobar, Design Principal, Lemay + Escobar

Inside the hotel, two concurrent design themes are at work: the bold, geometric accents inspired by the sharp architecture of Humaniti, and the softer, tranquil emphasis on the concept of “humanity”.

Nowhere is that better exemplified than in the lobby of the Humaniti Montreal Hotel, as the chandelier, twisted in the sinuous shape of a DNA strand, beautifully complements the high ceilings, geometric floors, and striking ceiling pattern, along with a gold linear partition. The sculptural art pieces displayed throughout the lobby convey a similar contrast between geometry and humanity.

The same holistic approach characterizes the guestrooms, with a color palette consisting primarily of rich yellows and deep teals. This fosters a rich balance between the happiness and spontaneity of yellow, and the tranquility and peaceful optimism of teal. The geometric patterns found in the guest rooms, seen both in the carpet and bathroom tile, underscore the overall architecture of Humaniti. These elements provide a vibrant contrast to softer design elements such as the artwork, inspired by mother nature, and the human-like pair of sculptures.

Connecting urban dwellers to nature The vertical community allows residents and visitors alike to enjoy big city living, while connecting with nature, favoring well-being, and striking a dialogue between its residents and the spaces they inhabit. Designed to embrace the surrounding green spaces, Humaniti reconnects urban dwellers with their natural environment. Its design proposes a lifestyle that reduces the need for artificial light in lieu of natural sunlight and views, in an effort to create a sense of serenity in an otherwise dynamic and connected context. The project’s color scheme was thoughtfully selected based on those that can be found in natural spaces, further solidifying the project’s connection to nature.

About Lemay Since 1957, Lemay has been imagining new ways to create spaces that engage users and bring people together. Over 450 architects, designers, industry leaders, and change-makers work tirelessly to cultivate innovation in their own backyards and in communities around the world. Inspired and strengthened by transdisciplinary creativity, the firm has also developed its very own Net PositiveTM approach to guide teams towards sustainable solutions that shape a better future. With the human experience at its heart, Lemay strives to design with empathy and to create spaces to grow.

About Lemay + Escobar From interior design and architecture, to artistic direction and curation, Lemay + Escobar creates distinctive, eclectic experiences that resonate and inspire. The studio brings together the prolific talents of Andres Escobar, and his experiences with acclaimed projects in New York City and throughout major US markets, with the Montreal-based, internationally recognized architectural firm, Lemay. Backed by decades of experience, Lemay + Escobar and their award-winning instincts and architectural design excellence have created sustainable living environments and have offered unparalleled synergies in powerful, prominent projects around the world.

Humaniti Vertical City in Montréal, QC – Project Information

Real estate developer: Cogir Architecture: Lemay Interior design: Lemay + Escobar and Lemay Interiors – hotel (public & guestroom), 8th floor rooftop pool & bar, 9th floor gym & locker rooms, RDC lobby, ground floor atrium: Lemay + Escobar Interiors – urban chalet, residential corridors, units & amenities: Lemay

Photographer: Brandon Barré

Humaniti Vertical City, Montréal images / information received 270921 from v2com newswire

Location: Montreal, Québec, Canada

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Ein weiteres Mal Besuch aus Deutschland! :D

Hello Headbangers and other Friends!

Am 04.05. landeten Evi’s Cousine Petra und ihre Freundin Tati in Montréal, um dort ihren kleinen Kanadatrip zu starten. :) Da wir zu dem Zeitpunkt noch in Montréal lebten und Tati Familie in Ontario hat, bot sich das ja quasi an.

Nachdem unsere Schicht zu Ende war, fuhren wir direkt zum Hotel der Beiden und holten sie dort ab. Wir wurden erst einmal mit einer großen Anzahl an Süßigkeiten und Wein aus der Heimat begrüßt! :P Ein Teil war zwar als Abschiedsgeschenk für unser Team auf der Arbeit bestellt, aber dennoch wurden wir mit mehr überrascht. Total genial!

Daraufhin machten wir uns auf den Weg in Richtung Metro, da wir den Zweien das Provinzialgericht  Poutine vorstellen wollten. Die Wahl fiel an diesem Abend auf das Restaurant „Poutineville“. Da es nicht weit entfernt davon liegt, machten wir davor noch einen kleinen Spaziergang durch das „Gay Village“. Das war vor allem an diesem Tag schön, da die über der Straße hängenden Kugeln für den Sommer erneuert wurden. Die beiden waren begeistert!

Beim Restaurant warteten auch schon zwei unserer besten Freunde, Hiroko und Gab, auf uns, die wir auch eingeladen hatten. Zusammen hatten wir einen sehr lustigen und schönen Abend bei Poutineville und Petra und Tati (uns natürlich auch) hat es sehr gut geschmeckt. Also… dicke Empfehlung!

Am Samstagmorgen trafen wir uns noch einmal alle zusammen um gemeinsam ein wenig Sightseeing zu machen.

Erster Halt: Mont Royal :D

Man merkte das erste Mal nach dem Winter, dass der Frühling kommt! Ein paar Schneereste sind aber dennoch sichtbar gewesen. :P

Wir schlenderten um den Lac aux Castors herum und unterhielten uns über die verschiedenen Kulturen.

Auch für die Zwei waren die Eichhörnchen ein absolutes Erlebnis!

Anschließend ging es zur berühmten Aussichtsplattform am „Chalet“.

Fotoshooting time!

Wir nahmen uns danach vor, den Berg hinunter zu wandern. Bis wir den richtigen Weg gefunden hatten…. :D Es hat aber wirklich sehr viel Spaß gemacht!

An einem Parkplatz fanden wir sogar noch diese fettigen Waschbärabdrücke neben einer Mülltonne. :D

Scheinbar gibt es dort öfter mal Waschbären. :P

Wir liefen durch die Gegend um die Station „Mont-Royal“...

Daraufhin machten wir uns auf den Weg zum alten Hafen von Montréal.

Dort besichtigten wir fast alles, was es dort so gibt. :P Fotos davon hatten wir ja schon einmal hier gepostet.

Wir verweilten auf jeden Fall eine ganze Weile am Clock Tower. Es war wunderschön, den St.-Lorenz-Strom zu beobachten und sich dabei gut zu unterhalten.

Abends gingen wir dann noch in unser Lieblingsrestaurant, um dort ein Ramen zu essen (Misoya!!! Mega gut!), da es das in Deutschland ja auch nicht gerade an jeder Ecke gibt. :P

Im Keller eines Hauses neben dem Restaurant war gerade eine Baustelle. Da sahen wir auf einmal diese Ratte! :D Knuffiges Ding!

Am letzten Tag für Petra und Tati in Montréal, zeigten wir ihnen unter anderem die Gegend um das Gebäude, in dem wir gearbeitet haben, die Barbie-Expo,  die Saint-Catherine Street, die wir täglich nach Hause gelaufen sind und die Kirche „Marie-Reine-du-Monde“. Da wir davon allerdings schon so viele Fotos gemacht haben, gibt es davon in diesem Post nichts zu sehen. :P

Wir aßen bei den 3 Brasseurs:

Und sahen uns das alte Hauptquartier der Hudson’s Bay Company in Montreal an. :)

-Am Abend trafen wir uns dann noch mit unserer deutschen Freundin Muriel auf ein (SEHR SEHR) gutes Bier in der kleinen Mikrobrauerei „L’Espace Public“ in Hochelaga. Diese einmalige Gegend von Montréal muss man auf alle Fälle auch mal gesehen haben.

Wir verabschiedeten uns im Anschluss, da die Beiden am darauffolgenden Tag nach Ottawa fuhren. Dies sollte aber keineswegs ein „good bye“ sein, da wir uns verabredeten, um uns noch ein letztes Mal vor ihrer Abreise in Toronto zu treffen.

Wir überspringen an dieser Stelle einfach mal ein wenig unseren Zwischenstopp in Ottawa und springen deshalb gleich mal nach Toronto, welches wir am 15.05.2018 erreichten (Es geht ja in diesem Post schließlich um Petra und Tati ;) ).

Gerade einmal eine Stunde nachdem die Zwei ihr Hotel in Toronto-Scarborough bezogen, trafen wir am dortigen Walmart ein. Wir wurden an diesem Abend noch in deren Hotel geschmuggelt, damit wir nach 3 Tagen auch mal richtig duschen konnten, haha! :D Nochmals danke dafür!

Im Anschluss fuhren wir zu einem kleinen Park mit wunderschönem Ausblick auf den riesigen Lake Ontario. So etwas hatten wir alle noch nicht gesehen. Man glaubt wirklich, dass man am Meer steht! Es ist wirklich unmöglich die andere Seite vom See zu erspähen! Seht selbst:

Da es schon spät wurde und wir alle hungrig waren, fuhren wir mit Petra und Tati nach Downtown Toronto! Was für eine Großstadt! Man fühlt sich wirklich wie in NYC! Viele, viele Hochhäuser und Lichter, doch an diesem Abend…. fast menschenleer. Es war schließlich unter der Woche und schon sehr spät.

Da man das ja auch mal gemacht haben muss, wenn man in Nordamerika ist, aßen wir einen leckeren Burger (dank Burger Tuesday für nur 5$) im Hooters! xD 

Satt und zufrieden liefen wir zum leider schon geschlossenen CN Tower. Dem Wahrzeichen schlechthin. Sehr beeindruckend!

Am nächsten Morgen fuhren wir gemeinsam zum Flughafen von Toronto und tranken einen Tee/Kaffee zusammen, bevor wir uns leider verabschieden mussten.

Wir hatten auf jeden Fall eine geile Zeit mit euch und haben es wirklich genossen!

Damit verabschieden wir uns wieder einmal. :P

Bis zum nächsten Mal!

Stay Trve \m/

Romanov und Evilein

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Tuesday 8 July 1834

4 ¼

10 10

No kiss. Very fine morning F58 ½° at 5 ½ - breakfast at 6. Off from Motets (pronounced Mot-tes) at 6 20 – steep ascent the track often high over the torrent or some precipices - A- frightened, nervous and sickish – an avalanche on the glacier de Motets (as on the mer de glace) as we passed - At the top of the Col de la Seigne at 7 53, Mt Blanc (left) hid – the great object for passing the Col de la Seigne is that from it is the best view of Mt. Blanc - we were unlucky - the view, however, was still very fine - Mt Velan [Vélan] (said Michel) it is the largest mountain - with long back and in front of us (no! Michel must be wrong – Mt Velan [Vélan] is to the east just above the great St Bernard – it must have been Mt Cramont [Crammont]  I meant?– our guides were not very au fait at the mountains hereabouts) just below us (rather to the left) the Allée Blanche and the lac de Combal at the farther end of which beings Val Veni [Val Veni] - on our ascent, and at the top, daises, Michaelmas ditto, chamomile, forget-me-nots, gentianella etc the nearest mont wooded, and pointed seeming to close the valley straight before is (conical) is the Mt. Valesan [Valaisan] – impossible – Michel must be wrong again. Mt Valesan [Valaisan] is to the south of little St Bernard – was this last named mountain rather than the long-backed one Mt Cramont [Crammont]? - wrote 5 minutes and began the descent (over snow) into the Allée blanche at 8 - rode over the 1st snow in 2 minutes - then walked over 2 others and hard and slippery - At the chalet of l’allée Blanche at 9 – the berger had only been arrived about a week – stopt an hour for A- to eat cold fowl and veal and take the reminder of her bottle of Contamine [Les Contamines-Montjoie] vin d’Asti - she was nervous, and not well this morning – must eat and drink well and be cheered up and then, as I tell her, she will do wonders - making gruyère and Sarrat (as pronounced) the latter all of cows milk (did the berger mean

Sérac le fromage blanc et compact que l’on tire du petit lait, que l’on comprime dans des caisses rectangulaires, et auquel on donne dans le pays le nom de Sérac’ vid Nouvel Itinéraire des vallées autour du Mont. Blanc 2nd edition par. JP and FJ Pictet Genève, Abraham Chesbuliez the Paris Th. Ballimore, rue de Seine St. Germain 1829. 214/324 12mo)

I had a little warm whey and tasted the butter fresh from the churn – merely a chalet – would be  difficult for A- to sleep here. Off again at 10 – in ¼ hour look down upon the lake – at it at 10 35, coast it in 10 minutes and enter the Val Veni [Val Veny] at 10 50 immediately on passing the bridge over an artificial stone-work mound to confine the lake - Before arriving at the chalet, a glacier (left) supported high on its mass of moraine - another glacier like it, but larger, below the lake, looking like a lower range of mountain - these glaciers bring down enormous pieces of rock, and form a sort of chaos - would not pass here in bad weather - one might easily be écrasé by the falling stones and rocks - the sides whitish - thinly strewed here and there with larch on the sides of the glacier - the mountains très sauvages and escarpées - rested 10 minutes at 11 5 - A- had not sleep enough last night – nervous and wanting dinner and to go to bed – opposite where we sat down to rest, the high rock, on the other side the stream (the Doire or Doria) very white – David said his uncle ‘Jacques Balmat dit de Mt Blanc’ had told it was from this white rock the valley was called Allée Blanche -  N.B. this white rock is not in l’Allée Blanche but in the Val Veni [Val Veny] -  A- walked an hour longer (too nervous and frightened to ride along the narrow track amid these rocks and precipices) till we nearly reached the bottom of the valley – very hot riding along the bottom and the flies very troublesome to our mules – the Doria passes under the glacier de Brenva (turns  right) and falls into the Doria of the valley de Ferret just below the little town of Entrèves in the vallée de Entrèves, and passes Courmayeur, Aoste etc etc we had a considerable montée towards the glacier - it was by this that Mrs and Miss Campbell descended from the col de Géant – we were opposite their zigzag track at one. Alighted to look at the glacier – our being so near and looking from some height made the sight instructive as to the nature of glaciers in general - then walked down to the bridge - remounted our mules – passed the baths, 2 nice, white new-looking houses at a little distance (left) and alighted à l’Ange the great hotel at Courmayeur at 2 8 – very fine all our way – 10 minutes shower ¼ hour after our arrival – dinner at 5 ¼ in an hour. Miss W- had previously lain down and had a fresh bottle of vin d’Asti.    Then walked to the village of Dolen, as pronounced Dolina on the map – beautifully situated singular village consisting principally of one very odd narrow overhanging shabby street - the wood houses with projecting stories and roofs meeting within about 2ft. at the top - the street (channel in the middle) about nine ft. wide - very antique looking - tolerably good church -  Courmayeur very beautifully situated in deep basin with 2 valleys opening into  it at each end - viz. -  Val Veni [Val Veny] and de Ferret and the valley de la Thuile leading to the little St. Bernard and the bend of the valley towards Aosta - and 2 recess one on each side that of Dolina, rich green and beautiful and that of the village of Saxe, thro’ which you go to Les Trons des Romains, ancient [mines], ‘pour en extraire une galène à petits grains, tenant argent, dans une gauge de spath calcaire’  Vid. Nouvel Itinéraire des vallées autour du Mont. Blanc 229/324       while out this evening went to the other Inn l’Union - large good looking building - seems a good Inn, but much smaller and inferior to where we are - would take us in at the pension price of those who to say and bathe and drink the waters ie. 6/ a day for ourselves and 4fr. a day for George - our landlord at the Angel could not do this if we only staid one or 2 nights - tho’ his prices are the same for the bathes - he can make up 160 beds - has 3 or 4 houses taken in the little town -  the hotel itself is large and good building round a largish quadrangular court and built entirely for the accommodation of those who come on account of the waters. Very fine day - F64° now at 9 20 pm -  A- in bed at 8 ¾.

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Lac du Mt Cenis and Susa

So, I got to the top, and hit up the first chalet / café I saw. Best glass of cider and crisps ever! Yet the weather only deteriorated...

I donned my winter gear, leather jacket galoshes and rain jacket, for the first time in months. The only pictures from this I filmed from my Go-pro, so they'll be out when I figure out a program to edit these. But the weather was bad. Not to say awful, but I wanted down from there fast!

In summer, with good weather, it would have been lovely: the lake cradled by the peaks is dramatic, and there are lots of wee forts, cafés and marmots to see. But I dropped the hammer and pushed out of France at a pace.

The descent into Italy was precipitous, and quite treacherous in the wet. It was not obvious where the frontier lay, but when I started passing small derelict huts with Italian names I knew I was in a new country, the info boards in the villages full of speculation about Hannibal's crossing. The scenery too was superb despite the rain, it was all I could do to keep my eyes on the road!

I eventually pulled into Susa, and tired beyond belief, I opted for almost the first hotel I came by. There were no local campsites.

The hotel was less than welcoming, it was a little like an Italian Fawlty Towers, with the padrone first declaring the rate and then asking for my passport, before suggesting that I may want to wash before I eat! He seemed unimpressed by my lack of Italian and the fact I had cycled from France that day. Mind, it was the day after the Giro d'Italia had passed that way and the city was still bedecked in pink ribbons accordingly. I was too tired to argue, and unloaded my bike into my room, washed, and went down for dinner, which was excellent by British standards, but not what I had come to expect on the continent. Still, That's the Alps DONE!

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Things to do During Winters and Summers in Morgins

When it comes to winter and snow what better place can anyone think of but Switzerland. Every year thousands of people visit the various parts of the country to enjoy winter activities. However, there are some amazing places in the Alps that are also a great place to be spending your holiday in summers.Morgins is one of the most popular tourist spots in the Alps that is ideal for both winter and summer holidays. It is a small village that is known for ski Portes du Soleil.

Winters in Portes du Soleil

Ski Morgins is one of the best destinations for tourists due to many reasons.Portes du Soleil has many resorts and has cross-country tracks that are around 214 km. With around 195 lifts and cable-cars, the tourists can reach an average height of around 1000-2400 meters. This is a perfect height to reach the slope for skiing. A ski enthusiast can easily cover a 20km track in the area. Lac de Morgins is the most popular track which is located at a high altitude. Not only adults but children too can enjoy playing with the snow as the area has a dedicated playground for young kids.

For those who are yet to learn skiing, horse driven sledges are the perfect activity for them. Snow go-karting, ice track, and snow-shoe walking are also some of the activities that one can enjoy in the area. Children and adults can also enjoy ponies and horses and even learn to ride them. If you thought that Morgins is only fun during winters, then think again because the summer in this place is worth spending time with your family and friends.

Summer in Morgins

Morginsholiday is equally fun, adventurous, and exciting as the winters. Summer opens a wide range of footpaths for hikers and adventurers. There are many themed paths to walk on such as Woodland, Planets, Bee Discovery Paths, to name a few. You will also get an amazing view if you walk from Val de Morgins to Val d’Illiez. There is also a wide range of plants that are rare in the country. You can also hike in the mountains near the Morgins and enjoy the view while reaching an altitude. The village also has sports such as golf, tennis, riding, etc. for sports enthusiasts. Rock climbing, paragliding, and mountain biking are other sports that one should try in Morgins during summer.

Morgins Accommodation

Since Morgins is one of the popular destinations in Switzerland, it has many hotels and resorts. Most of these accommodations are spacious and have modern and cosy interiors. They also have easy access to lifts and buses that lead to the skiing areas. From reasonably priced accommodations to luxury Morgins Chalet, the place has it all.

Even though Morgins sees lots of tourists during winter, the summer season is slowly gearing up and becoming popular among the tourists. It is a place that one should not miss out while visiting the Alps for a holiday.

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Rocheuses 2019, jour 10 à 15

Merci à Parcs Canada de nous avoir offert une Carte d’entrée découverte, à Banff & Lake Louise Tourism pour l’Alive Pass, et à Bear Mountain Motel de nous avoir hébergé !

Le lundi 3 juin, nous avions initialement prévus d’aller à Miette Hot Springs, une source chaude naturelle, située à 1h de Jasper. Mais on décide de s’épargner un peu de route, surtout qu’on a déjà prévu d’aller à la source chaude de Banff le lendemain. Le temps n’est en plus pas au beau fixe, il pleut des cordes, on en profite pour aller laver nos vêtements à la laverie. Mais ce n’est pas n’importe quelle laverie, Coin Clean Laundry propose un café, des fauteuils et canapés, des livres et même des ordinateurs, pour passer le temps pendant que le linge tourne. On se pose donc avec une boisson chaude en attendant de récupérer nos vêtements propres et relativement secs.

En rentrant à notre logement je passe me prendre un French Vanilla (café à la vanille) chez Tim Horton’s, avec un supplément sirop de framboise, une idée de boisson qui m’avait été un jour soufflée par Kenza du blog Cups of English Tea, et que j’avais pris l’habitude de boire quand nous vivions à Calgary. Une vraie madeleine de Proust, c’est toujours aussi délicieux !

L’après-midi le temps s’est un peu éclairci et nous en avons profité pour se promener autour des petits lacs qui bordent la ville de Jasper. On a commencé par le Lake Annette, et pendant que Lou faisait sa sieste habituelle en porte-toddler nous avons poursuivi par le Lake Edith. Deux très jolis lacs, où nous étions absolument seuls au monde. Sur le chemin du retour vers la voiture nous sommes tombés nez à nez avec un wapiti en pleine pause déj (je n’étais pas hyper rassurée), puis avant de rentrer nous avons fait un tour au Lake Mildred, au bord de l’hôtel Fairmont. Le soir le nom du restaurant « Lou Lou’s » nous a fait de l’œil et nous y avons pris poutine et burger pour célébrer notre dernière soirée à Jasper !

Le lendemain, nous avons repris la route vers le Sud, quittant Jasper à regret. Après 2h de route nous nous sommes arrêtés où nous pouvions, sur le parking d’une auberge de jeunesse située au milieu de nulle part, Rempart Creek. Après notre pause casse-croûte nous avons continué de rouler jusqu’à Banff. Grâce à l’Alive Pass qui permet de faire plusieurs activités autour de Banff, nous avons pu visiter Cave and Basin, une grotte où se situe un bassin d’eau chaude sulfureuse naturelle. C’est pour cet endroit qu’a été créé le Banff National Park, premier parc national du Canada. Il n’est pas possible de s’y baigner ni même d’y plonger la main, pour préserver les physes qui y vivent, de minuscules escargots en voie d’extinction. Bon à savoir, si vous avez la Carte d’entrée découverte des parcs nationaux, vous pouvez visiter Cave and Basin sans payer de supplément.

Nous avons ensuite profité de notre Alive Pass pour faire un tour en Banff Gondola, un téléphérique qui monte jusqu’en haut du Mont Sulphur, puis une baignade dans les Banff Upper Hot Springs, dans une eau naturellement à 38 degrés.

Nous reprenons ensuite la route jusqu’à Canmore où nous passerons la nuit. Nous passons dans le Safeway de la ville pour acheter de quoi manger, et immédiatement nous nous mettons à avoir des quintes de toux et beaucoup de mal à respirer, autour de nous les gens toussent également, certains sont pliés en deux. Nous avançons vite à l’autre bout du magasin mais c’est encore pire, alors nous en sortons vite ! Asthmatique, je suis obligée d’utiliser ma Ventoline plusieurs fois pour retrouver une respiration normale. Nous ne savons pas du tout ce qu’il s’est passé dans ce magasin, peut-être quelqu’un avait-il actionné sa bombe à poivre anti-ours ?

Le mercredi 5 juin, nous faisons les courses que nous n’avons pas pu faire la veille, avant de quitter Canmore. Nous prenons la direction du Sud et notre GPS nous envoie sur la route 40, malheureusement pour nous une portion de cette route est fermée pendant encore 10 jours, nous empêchant d’aller plus loin. Nous devons faire demi-tour et prendre un autre chemin.

Nous nous arrêtons au Ranch Bar-U, le seul ranch du Canada classé parc national. Le lieu est vide de touristes et sans doute méconnu, mais quelle belle découverte nous faisons là ! Ce qui devait être juste une pause rapide sur la route se transforme en visite de 2 heures où nous découvrons le vrai Far West canadien.

Nous sommes chaleureusement accueilli par Myriam, guide francophone, qui est plus que ravie de pouvoir parler français avec des visiteurs. De ce qu’elle nous dit, il n’y a jamais de francophones qui viennent visiter le ranch, nous sommes les deuxièmes qu’elle voit en 10 ans ! Elle nous offre le café et le thé, préparés au feu de bois, puis nous raconte l’histoire des ranchs du 19ème siècle. C’est passionnant, on termine par un petit tour en carriole et il est déjà temps de repartir, de la route nous attend. Mais nous sommes très frustrés de ne pas avoir pu prendre davantage le temps de visiter ce ranch !

Deux heures plus tard nous arrivons à Waterton Park, au Bear Mountain Motel, où un joli comité d’accueil nous attend sur le parking : des biches !

Le jeudi nous nous réveillons avec la pluie. Pour la première fois de notre séjour nous avons froid. Optimistes, nous partons tout de même visiter le parc mais nous sommes bien vite freinés dans notre enthousiasme : une partie du parc a brûlé dans un incendie en 2017, le Kenow Fire, et la plupart des routes et points de vue sont fermés. Nous nous rappelons avoir vu des bisons sauvages à l’entrée du parc la première fois, nous nous y rendons donc, mais là encore on fait chou blanc, ils ont été transférés ailleurs après l’incendie. Nous verrons juste un jeune coyote par la fenêtre de la voiture.

Nous retournons manger dans notre chambre puis l’après-midi on visite le village de Waterton sous la pluie. On mange une queue de castor pour se donner des forces puis l’on grimpe jusqu’au Prince of Wales Hotel, un hôtel majestueux datant des années 1920 et surplombant les lacs du parc. Il y a énormément de vent pour monter au sommet de la colline, mais nous sommes encouragés par des ground squirrels qu’il y a un peu partout, des « écureuils » ressemblant à des petites marmottes et qui vivent sous la terre. Une fois à l’hôtel nous faisons un tea time avant de rentrer au motel, toujours sous la pluie.

Le vendredi 7 juin, nous déjeunons dans le parc au bord d’un ruisseau puis nous quittons Waterton. Rapidement nous arrivons à la frontière entre le Canada et les États-Unis. Nous n’avons plus d’ESTA valides donc la procédure est un peu longue, le temps de remplir de la paperasse pour nous 3 et de payer nos 6 dollars chacun. Et ça y est, nous voilà dans le Montana ! Lou rentre pour la première fois sur le sol états-unien. Le but de la journée est de rouler dans l’est du Glacier National Park sur la Going-to-the-Sun Road jusqu’à Jackson Overlook, point où la route qui traverse le parc est fermée à cette saison de l’année. La pluie est encore avec nous, nous empêchant de vraiment profiter des points de vue, et arrivés à Jackson c’est même de la neige qui s’abat sur nous ! On rebrousse chemin pour aller à notre hôtel nous réchauffer.

Le samedi, le réveil est un peu dur. La nuit a été compliquée, au plafond de notre chambre se trouve un gros ventilateur en bois foncé dont Lou a eu très peur, et le bruit des trains qui klaxonnent nous ont dérangés toute la nuit. Il pleut à nouveau, et pas qu’un peu, décidément ! On ne tente même pas d’aller à Glacier, nous n’en profiterons pas dans ces conditions. À la place on se rend à Kalispell, une ville de taille moyenne, pour aller dans une zone commerciale. Nous mangeons mexicain puis nous filons découvrir l’enseigne Target ! C’est une institution de la grande distribution aux États-Unis, mais bizarrement nous n’en avions encore jamais fait. Target vend un peu de tout, des vêtements, de la décoration, des jouets, des cosmétiques, mais aussi un peu de nourriture. On découvre aussi Murdoch’s, enseigne de bricolage et loisirs extérieurs, où sont notamment vendues... des armes à feu !

On reprend ensuite la route, toujours humide, jusqu’à la station de ski de Whitefish où se situe notre hôtel du soir, le Kandahar Lodge, dans le genre chalet majestueux ! On apprécie grandement le côté cozy du lieu (cela donne très envie d’y retourner en hiver), et on profite allègrement du feu de cheminée du lobby.

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Where To Stay In Tadoussac, Canada – Best Tadoussac Hotels | Miss Tourist

Are you going to Tadoussac soon? That’s great! In this article, you can find a list of suggestions for the best Tadoussac hotels which will help you book your rooms easy and fast!

Tadoussac is a small town in Canada renowned for the fact that you can go whale watching there and admire the gentle giants in their natural habitat! The marine life is so diverse and beautiful there, you simply cannot miss this destination during your Canada itinerary!

If you want to find out more about Tadoussac and the tours you can take there, (including boat tours and kayak tours), you can read my article about my 2 weeks Canada road trip itinerary here.

Below I have handpicked the best hotels in Tadoussac with perfect reviews, good location, and fabulous amenities! You can find here hotels sorted by all types of budgets and even some apartments and holiday rentals that are a bit outside the city but perfect in case you are traveling in Canada with a rented car.

Best Hotels in Tadoussac, Canada

Even though Tadoussac is a small town, there are various good hotels for all budgets there. The only problem is that the rooms are usually sold out fast, given the fact this is a popular destination for whale watching. The solution? Make sure to book your hotel as soon as possible!

Here are my recommendations for luxury, middle-priced and budget accommodations in Tadoussac, Quebec, all of them with great reviews:

Luxury (220 CAD and up)

Hotel Tadoussac – is a fabulous 4-star Tadoussac hotel that offers amazing views over Tadoussac Bay and Saguenay Fjord! Plus, they even have on-site spa services and 2 restaurants that serve delicious dishes. Feeling tired over a day of adventures? No problem, you can get a massage at the hotel or relax in the outdoor season pool!

Maison Hovington – Another 4-star cozy accommodation, Maison Hovington is a cool Tadoussac bed and breakfast that awaits you with a nice garden, cozy and spacious rooms, and a daily buffet breakfast served on-site! Needless to say, you will benefit from free Wi-Fi and the staff can help you arrange whale watching tours in case you need it.

Auberge Tadoussac La Merveilleuse – If you are searching for a cute and cozy inn to spend your night in Tadoussac, this is your perfect option! This inn is located right on the seafront and it awaits you with a garden, a terrace, and you can even do dog-sledding, snow-shoeing, and skiing during winter!

Middle-priced (from 150 to 220 CAD)

Auberge Maison Gagne – This rustic-style 3-star inn is located right near Lac de l’Anse a l’Eau in Tadoussac, very close to Saguenay Fjord. This is one of the best places to stay in Tadoussac and you will be awaited with a delicious breakfast each morning, you can do hiking during the day or just relax in the rest area in the evening and just enjoy your stay. Plus, the staff is extremely friendly!

La Galouine auberge et Restaurant – This is another cool inn with rustic and comfy rooms, free Wi-Fi, an unmissable restaurant that serves fresh seafood and wild fruit desserts and many other facilities! Except for whale watching, you can even do kayaking or explore a black bear safari during your stay!

Motel le Beluga – This is a great middle-priced hotel in Tadoussac, Canada for people who want to be close to the whale watching tours and, depending on how much in advance you book your stay, you can even find some budget options here! This place offers free Wi-Fi, a cozy common area with a hammock and great service!

Budget (from 75 to 150 CAD)

Finding a high-quality budget hotel in Tadoussac is not that easy, but not impossible either! In case you can’t find any available hotels from the list below, another good alternative would be to book your hotel in Baie-Saine-Catherine, located very close to Tadoussac (less than 10km away). Below you can find recommendations for both Tadoussac and Baie-Sainte-Catherine for your convenience:

Le Petit Hotel La Passe Pierre Par La Galouine – If you are searching for cheap hotels in Tadoussac, this one is an amazing option! Some of the great advantages of staying here include free Wi-Fi, a good location close to Tadoussac Chapel, an on-site restaurant that serves delicious dishes and even a cocktail bar!

Hôtel Le Beluga is another good option located very close to Tadoussac Bay. Beluga Hotel in Tadoussac has a great location for everyone that wants to do whale watching and it also provides free Wi-Fi, a cozy seating area and an on-site restaurant (open June-October).

Gite la Maison Rochefort – This accommodation is located in Baie-Saine-Catherine, only 8 km from Tadoussac, so it could be the perfect option if you are traveling Canada with a rented car. The B&B is extremely close to the ferry dock where the whale watching tours start and it awaits you with clean and cozy rooms, homemade breakfast and more!

Gîte de la Colline – This is another excellent B&B in Baie-Saine-Catherine located only 6km from Tadoussac that offers gorgeous views over the sea, a nice and relaxing sun terrace, shared bathrooms, free Wi-Fi and even free private parking!

Apartments near Tadoussac

Although there aren’t any apartment options right in the city of Tadoussac, you can find a few great ones in Grandes-Bergeronnes, around 20km from the city. Staying in an apartment is a good option in case you prefer more space and intimacy or if you are traveling in a larger group. I have made the research for you and here are some options:

Les Appartements de La Bergeronnette – This cozy and modern apartment building is around 20km away from Tadoussac and it is great for 2, 4, 6 or 8 people traveling to the area, as they have different types of apartments for all tastes! Each apartment is spacious and you will have a fully equipped kitchen, free Wi-Fi and a nice balcony, seating area and different kinds of beds that you can choose from.

Appartement Chez Léon – Just like the previous option, this apartment is located around 20km from Tadoussac and it is fit for up to 5 people – you will get 2 full beds and 1 twin bed. The entire apartment is sparkling clean and beautifully decorated and it awaits you with a tennis court, BBQ facilities, a nice garden, a fully equipped kitchen and more!

Holiday homes near Tadoussac

Just like for the apartments, you can find some affordable and convenient holiday homes and chalets in Grandes-Bergeronnes, no more than 22 km from Tadoussac. Here are my handpicked recommendations:

Maison Charles Edmond – This beautiful guesthouse is located in Grandes-Bergeronnes, only 22.5 km from Tadoussac and it is perfect for 2 to 4 people. All the rooms in the house have a seating area, there is free Wi-Fi all over the accommodation and some activities that you can do during your stay include cycling or hiking.

La Maison du Forgeron – Also in Grandes-Bergeronnes, here is a wonderful vacation home perfect for a group of 4 or 6 people, depending on your desired package. During your stay, you can relax in the beautiful garden, cook your own meals in the fully equipped kitchen and benefit from free Wi-Fi!

Chalet chez les Petit – In case you are dreaming of staying in a beachfront house, this would be the perfect option for you! This chalet near Tadoussac is also located in Grandes-Bergeronnes, right on the beach and I would recommend it for up to 5 people. After a day of exploration, you can relax in the garden located right in front of the sea – what more can you wish for?

Centre de Vacances 5 Étoiles Family Resort – This time I am recommending something in Sacré-Coeur-Saguenay, 15 minutes away from Tadoussac by car. One of the best things about this Tadoussac accommodation is the on-site zoo, the option of staying in a yurt (a traditional Mongolian home), endless fun activities and more! They have different chalets and studios that you can choose from and they fit from 2 to 6 people – so everyone is welcome!

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Conclusion

This was my complete list of recommendations for Tadoussac hotels, as well as some apartments and holiday homes/chalets located close to the city. Each of the accommodation options in this list is fit for a specific type of budget and I have sorted them for your convenience.

As always, all of my recommendations are carefully selected by me and they have flawless reviews, great facilities and service, and a very good value for money!

That being said, I hope you will find the best option for your stay and I hope you will enjoy your every minute there and your Tadoussac whale watching experience!

If you have any further questions, let me know in the comments – I am happy to help!

Yulia

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Ski Resorts in the Alps

Courchevel

Touring to courchevel doesn't typically mean which you simply have got to do snowboarding or skiing, you'll discover a variety of off slope activities available. The hotel evolved from the mountain village of saint bon, based at an altitude of 1,100 metres, the area wherein the lodge's first inn (le lac bleu) opened in 1925. These days courchevel climbs to a peak of one,850 metres, the region that the most expensive of the motel's resorts can be placed. Served via gondola-lifts inside the village of le praz at 1,300 metres, it'll take 8 mins to get to the vip ski chalets at courchevel 1850.

No matter your stage of skiing or skiing, irrespective of if or not it's amateur to expert, you may locate a selection of ski slopes to suit your modern needs and stage. Protecting 1,304 acres of mountain committed totally to wintry weather sports activities, together with a hundred and fifty kilometres of downhill pistes. The resort is served with 62 chairlifts, to help you get back up almost as rapidly as you came down. Courchevel gives a diffusion of "zen" zones for first-timers to practice in peace and quiet, together with 27 inexperienced and 44 blue runs to position new abilities into exercise. For expert skiers, 38 purple and 10 black runs will permit you to push your self to your limits.

Verbier

From multiple farmers huts and pastures for farm animals, to a snow-sports activities hotspot inside less than a century. Now not an unusual tale given the nineteen sixties ski-growth in all likelihood, and but verbier presently stands out as one of the pleasant most diagnosed regions inside the alps today. Famend because of its difficult off-piste and enough possibilities for heli-skiers. The Verbier ski chalet and nightlife is certainly as legendary, with greater than one hundred bars and eating places providing something to deal with for all and sundry's options. The motel features various unique vip chalets to be had and, owing to the big range of sports available during the year, verbier is exquisite for greater than just you average snowboarding holiday inside the alps, it clearly is ideal for summer season excursions as well.

The on-piste ski regions of verbier spans throughout the four valleys location to nendaz and thyon, which encompass 410 kilometres of runs, served with the aid of 89 lifts protected with a single lift-skip. Novices have to get entry to into some of committed nursery ski slopes and blue runs, while the purple pistes offer fantastic cruising runs. The more experienced and hardened skiers will discover verbier's black runs certainly difficult, and won't want to task a way to find the region's infamous off-piste runs.

Morzin

Situated in the heart of portes du soleil and now not some distance from avioraz, morzine gives smooth get right of entry to an expansion of other exceptional accommodations, further to its personal terrific itineraries. Morzine offers spots for all forms of wintry weather sports, as an example snowboarding, skiing, pass USA and telemark, all of which are for all stages. Masses of pastureland below the pistes, paired with the mont blanc climate machine and ultra-modern snow-making structures, allows morzine's ski-season to run from the start of december to the give up of april. Collectively with passes obtainable to provide get admission to to the complete ports du soleil area, or merely the morzine/les gets a place, you may pick a choice to match your necessities and capacity.

The morzine/les gets place includes the pleney, morzine, nyon, chavannes and mont chéry in les gets; imparting 107 kilometres of slopes at altitudes approximately between one thousand and 2020 metres. You can discover a variety of luxurious ski chalet selections near to morzine centre, preferably located to utilise the whole variety of pistes within the portes du soleil. The whole region is frequently covered with among 109 blue and a hundred and ten purple slopes, with 28 black runs for professional skiers. Snowboarders can enjoy the unfastened-journey in addition to wonderful-pipe in nearby avioraz, which features a number of the exceptional boarding alternatives in Europe.

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