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happen that either through ignorance or distraction, often arriving at a destination without having the slightest idea what I'll find me. Then the pleasant surprises are usually larger and rewards of getting there huge! This just happened to me in September last year, when I accepted an invitation from French friends Michelle and Jacques ( on whom I have referred to some other input ) to visit with them the hometown of Jacques, the beautiful, lovely, stunning Albi, located in the department of Tarn (which is the parent ) within the region Midi-Pyrenees . We set off one morning from Nimes ( in the region of Languedoc-Roussillon, as I mentioned in the entry 'Nimes' ) and after crossing regions and peoples of the road at this point I was making it impossible to donate to them other superlatives ( each traversed region surpassed the previous ), we arrive finally at sunset, ready to enjoy a typical local snacks in the house of Jacques. So the next morning (very early as I like to discover a new site), went to visit a city that had recently been honored with the distinction of 'Heritage' by UNESCO (July 2010 ). City which, thanks to the patience of their friends for showing their favorite spots, thanks to the desire that we all share together we put those days of visits, I appreciate greatly, and especially 'give in to their charms. " But what has Albi that makes it so attractive in the eyes of any traveler? I think first, is the artistic and architectural heritage and the well preserved atmosphere 'medium or small city' , with a rich past and a better present, and a typical activity inner city, do not be seduced by the lights and the stress of big cities.
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