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Toulouse to Nice on the Train, Episode 470
Toulouse to Nice on the Train, Episode 470
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57 minutes
Released:
Dec 3, 2023
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Podcast episode
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In today's episode of the podcast, Annie Sargent and Renee Bogue delve into the practicalities and joys of train travel in France. Despite facing challenges like train strikes, Renee and her husband demonstrate that effective planning can ensure a smooth journey. The couple shares their adventures on four coastal walks along the French Riviera, highlighting the scenic routes from Villefranche-sur-Mer to Nice and from Cap d'Ail to Monaco. The episode offers valuable insights into navigating the French rail system and tips for enjoyable coastal walks, making it a must-listen for those planning a similar journey. Table of Contents for this Episode Today on the podcast Bootcamp, May 2024 The Magazine Part of the Podcast Renee Bogue – Trip Report Train issues April – May 2023 Difficulties Returning a Car at CDG on a Previous Trip Finding Gas Stations and Car Rental Places in Densely Populated Areas Things that you enjoyed the most Walking the coastal paths along the Riviera Villefranche-sur-Mer to Nice Cap d’Ail coastal path to Mala Beach Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild Private tour with Elyse in Toulouse Nîmes Albi Buy Your Train Tickets on the App on Your Phone Things they Enjoyed in oulouse Monaco Race Track and Casino What’s a French Martini? Antibes, the Ford Hike and the Billionaire Harbor Conclusions After the 5th Trip About Tourist Information Places in France Using UBER in France Visiting the Château de Flaugergues outside of Montpellier Trying in McDonald’s in France Thank you Patrons French History Brief – Mont Saint-Michel The Olympics – The Metro Tickets The Security During the Olympics Next Week on the Podcast Copyright More episodes about active vacations in France
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