We happened into Vitre on a Sunday afternoon. Talk about the sidewalks rolling up….We did find one café open where we were able to splurge on a diet coke and lazily watched the townspeople strolling by.
Maybe we just caught it on a slow day?
Monday, October 30, 2006
Vitre
In no particular order, we started exploring the “historic towns of character” as the Brittany tourism office described each of the petit villes de Bretagne. Next up: the little town of Vitre, where apparently, there is “nothing” to see except the castles ruins, which are not as interesting to explore as Fougeres. Sure, a few remains of the fortress wall and castle remain today, but after the textiles industry moved out, the town turned back into a sleepy like village around 1900. Yep, I see that....
We happened into Vitre on a Sunday afternoon. Talk about the sidewalks rolling up….We did find one café open where we were able to splurge on a diet coke and lazily watched the townspeople strolling by.
Maybe we just caught it on a slow day?
We happened into Vitre on a Sunday afternoon. Talk about the sidewalks rolling up….We did find one café open where we were able to splurge on a diet coke and lazily watched the townspeople strolling by.
Maybe we just caught it on a slow day?
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