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Paul o (19 months ago)
Green paradise that breathes on an imposing hill covered with moss
Green paradise that breathes on an imposing hill covered with moss
F Petit (2 years ago)
In addition to the Castle Keys, it is essential to hike the Orbe Valley. Make the loop by taking left bank / right bank or vice versa. Wide and flat path, well equipped with benches. Easy route that dominates the valley. Little view of the Orb. Arrived near the electric factory, the penstock must be along to find the hollow of the Orb. For the more experienced take the path not recommended on the right especially in bad weather (narrow, muddy, crooked). Along the Orb, right bank. Beautiful, green, tropical. Very nice course that is quietly but surely. Back to the Keys without forgetting to go to the mayors following the entrance of the path mentioned by a discreet sign ...
In addition to the Castle Keys, it is essential to hike the Orbe Valley. Make the loop by taking left bank / right bank or vice versa. Wide and flat path, well equipped with benches. Easy route that dominates the valley. Little view of the Orb. Arrived near the electric factory, the penstock must be along to find the hollow of the Orb. For the more experienced take the path not recommended on the right especially in bad weather (narrow, muddy, crooked). Along the Orb, right bank. Beautiful, green, tropical. Very nice course that is quietly but surely. Back to the Keys without forgetting to go to the mayors following the entrance of the path mentioned by a discreet sign ...
Solinaria (2 years ago)
Seraphima Nickolaevna Bogomolova (3 years ago)
A charming historical place, just a short walk from the Les Clees chapel up the hill. Although the Les Clees Chateau itself is a private property it is possible to walk around its grounds and admire the outer architecture of the restored in the 19th century part and the 12 century ancient stones of the part that lies in ruins. The grounds of the castle are not big, but beautifully maintained, with old trees throwing the shade on the the green lawn with romantically placed here and there garden chairs. The garden chairs are for the residents though, not for the visitors to sit on. There is a nice view from the castle grounds. In 13th century the castle belonged to the Guillaume II, the Count of Geneva. The place possess some air of mystery around it and would be a perfect setting for a romantic mystery book or as a setting for similarly themed movie. At the foot of the hill on which the castle is situated there is an inn with a cafe/restaurant which is also open on Saturday and Sundays, so one can have a quick bit or a bigger meal there.
A charming historical place, just a short walk from the Les Clees chapel up the hill. Although the Les Clees Chateau itself is a private property it is possible to walk around its grounds and admire the outer architecture of the restored in the 19th century part and the 12 century ancient stones of the part that lies in ruins. The grounds of the castle are not big, but beautifully maintained, with old trees throwing the shade on the the green lawn with romantically placed here and there garden chairs. The garden chairs are for the residents though, not for the visitors to sit on. There is a nice view from the castle grounds. In 13th century the castle belonged to the Guillaume II, the Count of Geneva. The place possess some air of mystery around it and would be a perfect setting for a romantic mystery book or as a setting for similarly themed movie. At the foot of the hill on which the castle is situated there is an inn with a cafe/restaurant which is also open on Saturday and Sundays, so one can have a quick bit or a bigger meal there.
Seraphima Nickolaevna Bogomolova (3 years ago)
A charming historical place, just a short walk from the Les Clees chapel up the hill. Although the Les Clees Chateau itself is a private property it is possible to walk around its grounds and admire the outer architecture of the restored in the 19th century part and the 12 century ancient stones of the part that lies in ruins. The grounds of the castle are not big, but beautifully maintained, with old trees throwing the shade on the the green lawn with romantically placed here and there garden chairs. The garden chairs are for the residents though, not for the visitors to sit on. There is a nice view from the castle grounds. In 13th century the castle belonged to the Guillaume II, the Count of Geneva. The place possess some air of mystery around it and would be a perfect setting for a romantic mystery book or as a setting for similarly themed movie. At the foot of the hill on which the castle is situated there is an inn with a cafe/restaurant which is also open on Saturday and Sundays, so one can have a quick bit or a bigger meal there.
A charming historical place, just a short walk from the Les Clees chapel up the hill. Although the Les Clees Chateau itself is a private property it is possible to walk around its grounds and admire the outer architecture of the restored in the 19th century part and the 12 century ancient stones of the part that lies in ruins. The grounds of the castle are not big, but beautifully maintained, with old trees throwing the shade on the the green lawn with romantically placed here and there garden chairs. The garden chairs are for the residents though, not for the visitors to sit on. There is a nice view from the castle grounds. In 13th century the castle belonged to the Guillaume II, the Count of Geneva. The place possess some air of mystery around it and would be a perfect setting for a romantic mystery book or as a setting for similarly themed movie. At the foot of the hill on which the castle is situated there is an inn with a cafe/restaurant which is also open on Saturday and Sundays, so one can have a quick bit or a bigger meal there.
