The Résidence Les Marronniers Provence Blog offers a unique blend of news from the Provence-Côte d'Azur region in the South of France, in addition to carefully hand picked links to web sites of interest to anyone visiting this idyllic area. Updated daily.
Source: feeds.bignewsnetwork.com. Posted on 12 April 2005.
Police found a Pablo Picasso painting hidden at a drug trafficker's home outside Paris nearly a year after it was stolen from one of the city's best known museums, officials said last Friday.
The French fight for their cheeseIn an attempt to alert the nation to the gradual disappearance of its splendid and varied cheese heritage, hundreds of events were held across France to celebrate National Cheese Day. | Monaco Feels OrphanedMonaco's new ruler, Prince Albert II, said today the recent death of his father left residents of Monaco feeling orphaned and united in a profound sense of loss. |
Visiting the Ile de LevantFrom the terrace of Résidence Les Marronniers, three islands can be clearly seen on the horizon. Called Iles d'Hyères as a group, they consist of three separate islands: Ile de Porquerolles, Ile... | Recent photographs from Saint-TropezVia Flickr, Min Zaw Mra's photos has some great photographs from Saint-Tropez. Taken very recently. |
Earl of Shaftesbury's body foundThe body of the Earl of Shaftesbury has been found in mountains in the south of France, five months after he disappeared, it was reported today. The earl's sister, Lady Frances Ashley-Cooper, said... | A brief history of the ProvenceThe reference part of the Absolute Astronomy web sites offers a very brief history of the Provence. |
Résidence Les Marronniers is a Provençal villa, situated on the Presqu'île de Saint-Tropez on the French Riviera. It lies in a beautiful, unspoiled setting with a breathtaking, panoramic sea view. With its four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 175m² sun-drenched terrace, the villa comfortably sleeps 8 people.
“We really enjoy our holiday in the beautiful house. We were completely satisfied and I think that we have left everything in perfect condition.”
-- Rainer and Christine Krismer
