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Posted by Tom
Thu, Aug 26, 2010 - 05:02pm
[above] Flying into Montpellier, over the Med. coast; here, you're a 45-minute drive from the house
Valros is easy to get to: via rail (high-speed TGV) or plane from Paris to Montpellier, where you can rent a car. Or by flying into Barcelona and renting a car. You can also drive from Paris or Barcelona: except for the last 10 miles, it's major highways all the way.
Driving south from Montpellier, take the A9 Autoroute (called La Languedocien ne) to the Pezenas exit (#34). Head toward Pezenas and turn south on N9 (also called Avenue de Pezenas). In a few minutes you will enter Valros, a one-traffic- light town. Turn left at that traffic light, onto a narrow street called La Grande Rue. Park in the Place de la Republique. You are there.
This news item is from Our House In France
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(Category: News Category 1)
Posted by Tom
Thu, Aug 26, 2010 - 05:02pm
[above] Flying into Montpellier, over the Med. coast; here, you're a 45-minute drive from the house
Valros is easy to get to: via rail (high-speed TGV) or plane from Paris to Montpellier, where you can rent a car. Or by flying into Barcelona and renting a car. You can also drive from Paris or Barcelona: except for the last 10 miles, it's major highways all the way.
Driving south from Montpellier, take the A9 Autoroute (called La Languedocien ne) to the Pezenas exit (#34). Head toward Pezenas and turn south on N9 (also called Avenue de Pezenas). In a few minutes you will enter Valros, a one-traffic- light town. Turn left at that traffic light, onto a narrow street called La Grande Rue. Park in the Place de la Republique. You are there.This news item is from Our House In France
( http://ourhouseinfrance.com/~ourhous/news.php?extend.28 )